The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10


/ Westport, was in town on Friday. HI
says the wheat meyer looked better al
this season Of the year ia that vicinity
The high winds Of Monuay did moi
affect the growing crop uniavorablv.
You can get ANYTHING AMI
EVERYTHING in paints. varnishes,
wall finishes etc. at
| HANSON EMERsoN's,
The Druggists.
j &C. N. Hunt will close verv salts
factory series Of meetings at Brainerd
on Sunday evening. Thence he goes to
Wahpeton His audiences at Brainerd
have been about the same as here from
500 to 700 and on Sunday last fully
1000 were present
| Next Sunday A. NJ. at the Baptist
church pastor M. B. Critchett will speak
on belief. Confession and Salvation"
The subject at eight p. N. service, will be
1.-THE Gospel o; Slrist." The ordinance
Of baptism WILDE administed following
the AN. S. vices.
Tie Epworeh League OF the Metho-
dist church rendered the delegates and
visiting preachers an informal reception
at the parsonage Wednesday evening
Immediately after the address By Mr..
Doran at the 6 A R Hall. a verv pleas
ant time is reported.
"A feature of the next band concert
will be the first, and perhaps the only
appearance oftheqld, only and original
Minnesota iubilee xsingers. Do not be
deceived by other aggregations who are
trying to deceive the public bv stealing
their name and reputation.
AT the mems gospel meeting at 6. A..
r. hall, next Sunday at three PM, there
vii be Bible reading, led by Rev. NJ.
B. Cr;lchet,. The subject Will be-"In
Gods Keeping" All men are welcomed
to these services. Please bring your BIZ
bles, pencils and note paper or mote book.
-Keller's corner store 10 making spe-
Iialty of teas and coffees. and are selling
at smaller margin than ever. before
offered in Sank Centre. II you want a
fine coffee. or coffee of an inferior grade
and desire to be assured you get fu1
valae for your money. Go to Keller's
corner store. gsE
"A disgraceful scene occurred in one
of the saloons in this city on Monday
between two men from out of town The
mayor will see to it that there is no re-
cu,rence, so far as re is able to do so by
torbidding the sale of liquor to one of
the parties who is al unfortunate victim
oil the drink habit
- special term OF the district court
will be held in this CT v on Monday next
by Judge Searle. The following cases are
on the calendar for trial: Marcus X
maitland VS. Andrew F Anderson; H
Diebel & Son VS. John Kusba; John B
Daniel VS. John Wayman Jr. John A
Swenson VS. John Ingersoll
ole Olson has returned to Sank Cen
tire and entered into partnership with
Mr.. Johnson, to whom he sold the bust
ness some time since. He did not find
Little Falls the prosperous field he anti
cipated for his line of business. The new
combination is a strong one, both being
Photographic artists of rare quali6ca-
tions.
-Afew months prior. to the opening OF
the summer schools, spent in making up
some special studies will enable allteach-
ers to advance the grade of their certih.
Gates and be an excellent preparation
for the work of teaching. There is no
better way to prepare than to attend
the Academy, during the month of sum-
mer. Every OF c should attend.
There will be a mothers meeting held
in the public school building, in room
No. 8, on the second floor, Tuesday
afternoon, May 22nd. The meeting is
for the purpose fletting the mothers get
together and discuss chiTdren's rights, or
the best ways Of bringing up and trsin-
ing of children. Every mother should be
in attendance at this meeting. All
mothers are invited to come.
"A. L. Kinnamon has as handsomely
equipped, barber shop as can be found in
control H:ooa~o%o II. I,os -.oe,,k1~~ .,.,,.
chased a complete line of furniture, in
GLIDING twer barber chairs, marble top
wash stand, table, Brackets. chairs, toi-
let bottles, etc, used for a short time by
Theis & Kray. The furniture has had
no appreciable wear and is in every re-
spect as good and as neat as hew.
THE horses sold las. year by A..
Beaudreau to Geo. R. Whitney, for Far
60 parties, will be re-sold to the highest
bidder for cash, on May 22d at West
port. Among the number is "Swigart, y
''Blackwood IT," "Revenue,a one Of the
best breeders in the northwest, and the
brood mare Kit" without superior
in td;s section of country, and three
colts, all extra drivers. These are all
timely bred animals and the purchases
are assured of bargains.
-Westport, the famous stallion of
Geo. R. Whitney. is making the season
in the eastern part Of the county, being
at home in this city, only two days in
the week-Fridavs ard Saturdays. He
may then Re found at the stable of Mr..
whitney, in the rear OF Batchelder's
store. 1t is not necessary to ssv much
for Westport-he is known throughout
this section as the typical driving horse,
handsome, fast and stylish. For parti-
culars call on Geo. R. Whitney.
-On Saturday last the State Univer-
sity officials made the aw rds of honors
at the commencement exc cises, and the
Sank Centre High Schoo has occasion
to feel that it is honored il Iced through
two ofits graduates. Alaong the FIVE
ranking highest in the or duating class
are William Allen Bafto snd William A.
Simonton. Without solid foundation
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