The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-01-18


The n arrisd Fool. is Rev Fred w.
Harris subject for next Sunday evening
at the Methodist church Il is the third
in the series on tn F,ais the Bible, 4
fhe morning serves Is At alo:3o and
alf'other meetings Tor the day as usual
Reader you m lowed,
Hans Hans " who ass beeu in the
employ fJohn Perkins aud u charge OF
the repairing denartnent, ms 1pned a
repair shop of his Own n rnTlst aext
doorto Connolly & NRtpp@', n aemar-
ket, and is prepared 10 'io all Kinds of
repairiug, picture framing ana apholster-
ing,
Miss Jennie Noting has purchased the
milliAary estahlIshm ut OF Mrs, T..
Stahler, on Third-st and is conducting
the business, She u iarmer OF Alex
andrIa and comes highly Recommended,
She succeeds TO an excellant business
which she will FULLY maintain and ex-
paud.
flames Duncan has returned from
FrankhnviIle. N. Y and is now at work
at his trade in Sank Centre. The east
was too quiet to satisfy one Of lanes
disposition and he came back to his first
love, the west, where he could enjoy
that marked feature of go-aheaditive-
ness. [Melrose Sun.
On the motion made bv N. Fl, Miner
to implead the city Of Sank Centre with
the township in the bond matter, Judge
Searle decided in favor of the motion,
The case win come to trial upon it's
merits, and be fully adjudicated. The
attorneys for the city withdrew opposi-
ton to the motion after the argument. S.
The installation of the G. A. r. and
w. R. c. will occur next Saturday imme-
diately after the close of the regular
meeting of the W. R. c., at 8 P. NJ. The
Sons of Veterans are requested to unite
with us in installation exercises. Re-
treshments will be served after the install
lation ceremonies.
-Abner Irish killed an enormous lynx,
or bob-cat. near his home, Just south
east of the city. 1t was the largest spe-
cimen ever seen in this vicinity. The
animal had killed over sixty OF his
misunderstanding out the hen house
completely. The carcus was on exhibit
ton at Peas & Grundman's meat mark
ct one day during the week.
The following extract from pleas
ant personal letter from Prof. Henry
Johnson of the Mortified High school,
will be read with interest by his many
friends here: The work, here is delight
ful. Oar high school enrolment IS 120
and we have fine teachers. My line is
history and literature together with the
responsibility of keeping the high school
study room in order"
"A bouquet of as handsome pansies
as were ever gathered in mid summer,
plucked on Wednesday morning, ian.
18th, in the open air, in the door ward
OF S. M. Taylor on the north side, lies up
on our table. Not oulv are the blossoms
perfect but the leaves of the plants are a
deep emerald green. showing no eviden-
ces of frost and cold. They were uncov-
cred from the deep snow by the thaw,
and thrust their beautifully faces into
view as if in defiance OF the season.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
is branching out in new lines of manu-
facture. A new and compact kitchen
cabinet, a grocer's case for showing dried
fruits. etc, under glass. and new lines of
bobsleds are among their late features.
Three thousand Lewis equalizers were
shipped during the past week TO Kansas
City and Council Bluffs, to the .jobbing
lected is taking like wild-fre and is a
sure winner. The factory will increase
it's working force in the near future.
Capt. M. ]. Hogan lis justice of the
peace in Spring Hill, and he says that
all the law suits tried in that town are
conducted in German, which the captain
does not speak or understand. The
jury speaks no English, and it is neces-
sary to have an interpreter for the bene-
fit of the court. And that is an old set
tied section of Minnesota comparatively
B. F. Carr has received the appoint
ment of timber examiner on the Indian
reservation OF the state, portion OF
which pays handsomely. No better Sc
lection coull have been made, for he is
experienced and expert. Copgratula-
tons.