The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-16

runaways to ofhciate in making then
one. that it has been aaaterial sourc
ofreyenue.
-children's $3.50 shoes now going a
81. 90 on the bargain counterat the Bos
ton Shoe Store.
| Call for Sank Centre cigar-ans
take no other. Theis & Kray make tn
best goods in market for the money
Make no mistake.
| Lightning dye for backing all kind,
OF russell, red and light colore shoes &C
that they can be worn as black-for san
at the BOSTON Shoe Store.
"A petition has been made Tor a new
road mile long from the Richards farm
to tAe red scaooi house on the cedas
Lake road, east of the city.
1T pays to buy your groceries al
Carts. Twenty pounds granulated
sugar for 81 90: uice crushed lava coffee
15cts. per pound. Other goods in pro.
portion.
Good Value" coffee heretafore adj
vertiecd at 35cts. per pound has been
reduced to 25cts' per pound. at Keller's
corner store. The war is before us--and
we are Sighting high p,ices.
If you smoke, sinoise the best cigar
Tor the money in the market, and that is
made right here III Sank Centre, by Theis
& Kray. They employ only expert
workmen. and purchase their stock at
| first hands.
Charles Wmpke had the misiortane
to slip and strain himself right seriously
one day last week. He was carrying a
quarter Of a beet on his shoulder which
added verv materially to the strain.
". e. Strong of Grove Lake. was in
, the city on Wednesday. He was enroute
home from the republican convention at
| Fergus Falls, where he went as dele.
gate wearing Frank NJ. Eddy's colors.
AT the teachers examination held in
this city on Monday and Tuesday,.
about seventy-6ve applicants for certifi
cats were examined. and the exami-
nation, in point OF merit, was far ADORE
the average.
M. Hogan has concluded to engage in
the business @! collecting and solicits
the business of all who have anything
OF that kind to be done. He is thorough
in his methods. aud can succeed where
success is possible.
Clarke Carhart of st. Cloud, assis-
tent ticket agent OF the Great Northern
railroad. and most respectfully connected
in that city. has been arrested for forg-
ing an endorsement to the 'pay check"
OF a fellow employe. He was bound over
to the grand jury, and released on bail.
j. NJ. Hoffman and family have re-
msved from Sank Center to their old
home IN Grey Eagle. Joe says he is
pleased to know that w. T. Callahan,
OF Grey Eagle, Is a candidate for register
OF deeds for Todd eomaty.-[To ID Co.
unity Argus.
"A lodge of the accent order of United
Workman was instituted at Alexandria
on Friday evening last. with nineteen
charter members. Fred Johnson, Alan
Vessv, Charles Pease, William Rain and
Charles Nelson OF this city drove up and
participated in the occasion. They had
a royal time.
John l. Baehanan is in charge of the
Monitor elevator on the Little Falls and
Dakota railroad. and is in the market
not only for wheat but for all kinds of
grain. He will paw the highest market
price for haxseed, oats, barley and rye,
in addition to the regular wheat bnsi-
neSS.
WIN. Nelson. Sr., OF Nelson station
was eighty years old last Friday and on
Thursday his daughters. Mrs. Giifcy
and Mrs. Schoonover of Wisconsin and
Mrs. b. F. Carr of Sank Centre, came up
to spend his birthday with him and TO
visit their sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Swap of
Hudson.-lPost-News.
-0rmus Marshall has a black eve.
While riding with little AIponzo Barto
as companion the horse ran away.
throwing MIR. Marshall out and black
ing his eve. Plucky little Alphonzo
caught the reins and stopped the horse
and now Mrs. Marshall insists that the
boy must always accompany. Mr..
Marshal! to take care of him.
Hon. VIM. E. Lee stopped in the city
for dinner ON his way to st. Cloud, on
Tuesday. He is spending considerable
time at the reformatory at present. as
lie will take the active Management on
September LIST. instead OF January Asst.
as at first announced, and he desires to
gain all the detail information posi-
able from Mr.. Myers, the present incxm
bunt.
Charles Bedell was arrested on a
warrant on Tuesday, charged with steal
inG plow lays and a saw from the shop
OF E. H. Silver. He offered them for sale.
He was taken before Judge Wilcox who
fined him $500 and cests-$7. AS in all,
or ten davs in Jail. He went to Jail.
While in charge of officer Murphy he
broke and ran, but was recaptured after
hot chase Of a couple oi blocks
j. " Brewer, in company with DR..
T. M. Shunafelt, Supt. OF Baptists Miss
ionsof South Dakota and S. Hall Young,
of Cedar Falls Iowa, who was one ofthe
first missionaries in Alaska, and while
there travelled nearly Is. 00o miles in a
canoe, left Tuesday morning for Lake
Itasca where they will embark tor triip
down the Mississippi. They expect to
reach Brainerd some time IN September.
1t will be healthy and enjoy able trip =
Park Rapids Enterprise.
e l. Leavitt of Rroweryt1se u1.a