The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-10-25

i The fog was 90 dense on Monda,
| morning that one could not see an oh
ject 6fty yards distant. Such weathe
makes railroading little more hazard
Gus.
| -R. A. Fox and L. NJ. Bunuell received
car load Of handsome Missouri apples
on Friday, and by Saturday night the,
had closed out nearly the entire lot al
retail.
DIR. !. E. Campell has announced thu
legislative committee for this district, al
follows: M. Hogan, chairman: ]. P
Richardson, A. d. Carpenter, Herman
Moede and A. Dirseth.
Mrs. Joseph Huschka had the mis-
fortune to have her arm broken by o
runaway. She was thrown from 9
buggy, and in addition to the fracture
she was considerably bruised.
III you are seeking for barrel o
choice winter apples, such as Baldwin
Gre nings. Northern Spy. and other
good varieties, we can give you very
good selection. A. Dahlem.
At the Baptist church next Suuaay A
| NJ, Pastor M. B. Critchett's subject will
be 10y Cometh in the Morning" In the
evening. Union Y. P. S. c. E. Auniver-
sary service at the Congregational
church.
The little daughter of Charles John
SON, the merchant. met with a peculiar
accident the other day. Child-like She
was attempting to play horse with a
cow, and fell from bossie's back ,fractur-
| ing an arm.
-E. S. Francis, who has had charge
of the electric light plant in the city dur
| lug the past year, left for Minneapolis
on Tuesday with his wife. John Nc
Gibbon will operate the electric lights
henceforth.
Henry DahIem was quite badly in
jured by failing to make a successful
effort in boarding freight train. while
in motion. at Melrose, the other day.
He was thrown down upon the ties,
bruising his face severely.
Hon. Charles Walker will spend the
winter in this city. 1t was his intention
to return to Oregon for the winter, but
the loss of a piece of property bv FIRE, a
hotel where he had been making his
home, has served to change his plans.
The young peoples society of Kings
Daughters and Sons of the Episcopal
church has been reorganized, and on
Sunday evening next will hold the first
of its new series of weekly meetings at
the Episcopal church at $50 P. M. All
are invited.
johnson Bros. are daily receiving
lines of dry goods, dress goods and no.
tious which have been so purchased that
they can and do offer bargains in hun
bred articles which everybody must
have. Your money will 60 farthest at
Johnson Bros. big store.
e. L. Hedin wishes to call attention
to the fact that no one has the exclusive
sale of the famous Gold Seal rubbers in
this city. He has a fine line of them
which he is offering to his customers.
They are fine goods and the most dur
able and seryiceable to be found.
The annual meeting of the Union Re-
lief Society, for the election of officers,
will be held at the G. A. r. hall, Tues
day. October 3Oth, at 2:3O P. M. A
large attendance is desired. Every lady
in the city is invited to be present. BY
order Of Vice President, Mrs. P. Lamb.
Sacred services have been inaugur-
ated in the schoolhouse in the Clark
district near Fairy Lake. now taught
by Miss I.eta White. The services are
conducted Ly the Christian Endeavor
Society OF the Congregational church
A Sunday school will be organized next
Sunday afternoon.
Every mother should know that
Group can be prevented. The first symp.
tom of true Group is hoarseness. This is
followed by peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the cough has de-
veloped it will prevent the attack. rs
and SO cent bottlestor sale by druggists.
Major Baldwin ana Kittel Halvor-
son met at the Sank Centre House to-
day, about noon, and condoled with
each other over the gloomy outlook.
They both had a faraway, wistful and
yet hopeless Washingtonian look upon
their detected countenances. And young
Mr.. Towne was not there to erjoy the
spectacle-but he had hosts of friends
who were.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church will give novel entertainment
on Friaay evening, November I'd, at the
residence of DR.. McMasters. 1t will be
Halloween party. A good supper will
be served commencing at six o'clock. and
later there will be music and number
Of Halloe'en games, to which all are in
vited to remain and participate in. Sup
per twenty-five cents.
Professor Leonidas accompanied by
his only son are to deliyer lecture on
phren ologv. The professor is gentle
men from the west whose home is in
Colorado. He has made a study OF the
science for many years.
The professors son is beautiful lad
of ten summers and takes an active part
in the entertainme Thew have large
houses wherever they 60 and will all
ways be welcomed on their return.
There was change of time on the
night trains only on the Great Northern
road, on Sunday last. The west bound
train leaves st. Paul at the same time,
7:45 p. NJ, and arrives here at 11:49 p.
NJ ahorteninp the time nearly a half