The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-15

House. Let everybody attend, theret
contributing to the splendid work of Il
sncietv.
David Mcintyre has removed h
meat market to the building OF Andre,
i 7. Smith on Main-st., north OF Thirt
where he is prepared to supply his Gus
toners with the best meats the marke
affords at the lowest prices.
William Williams has removed hi
shoe shop from the corner north OF til
Star Hotel, to his old stand opposite til
post office. Messrs. Cleveland and Nc
Cracker will occupy the building so We
Gated for arm machinery Office.
The store and residence OF w. ]. Sui
Ivan ofSwanyiile were totally destroye,
by FIRE on Saturday night. The los
was total, the members of the famil
barely escaping with their lives. TIL
property is valued at $4,000, insure,
| with Morse & Lamb of this city 70
$500. z
Charles Whipple returned on Satur
day from months visit with friends il
Massachusetts,. He experienced excep
tionally mild weather even Tor New
England. The thermometer had no
re ristered as low as zero. and there hat
been no sleighing when he arrived, bu
! while there six inches OF snow Tell.
| Theodore Carr. son of ]. D. Carr, ha,
sold his propertyat Lake Charles, La
and purchased 1000 acres al tarming
land in Texas. about a hundrs d m,lss
from his former home. He writes that
nor, wester swept over that section al
country. destroying early fruits, veget
ables which were in full Leaf, and OF suf
ficient severity to kill young stock
Our Church at Work says: I'VE are
Justly proud, as is also the whole city, Of
our trained cornetist, Mr.. Ed. Simonton,
who won encores and more. zhonors for
himself on Tuesday at the band concert.
ihere was a large and aprreciative
audience. showing the pride the city is
taking IN the excellent progress the band
is making, and the efficiency it has al.
ready attained"
!. Benton county has had terrible
case OF murder. A Pole named Jan, while
hauling wood, was met in the highway
by man named !. 7. Stanley and son
controversy ensued relative to the
right of-way, and pistols were drawn by
both parties. IAN shot and instantly
killed Stanley and wounded his son. He
was arrested and is now confined in the
Stearns county Jail.
The G. A. r. will celebrate Washing
tons birthday in their hall at 8 P NJ.
Feby. 22nd. Chas. F. Hendryx will de
liver the address. Gov. Barto is ex-
pected to be present and participate.
Other speakers will address the meet
ing. The band has kindly consented to
render some pieces. The school chill
dren and male quartet will sing
Everybody invited.
"A couple ofteams standing unhitched
ON one of the streets on Saturday be
coming chilled by the piercing cold
walked quietly for several blocks to Al
barn where they waited little time for
the care they needed. The teams were
doubtless pioneers in this climate, or id
is likely they would have taken the free
for all go as you please style of relieving
their shivering condition.
DO not fail to attend the concert to-
be given by the Ladies' Union Relic.
Society at the Opera House on FRIDAY
evening of this week. Tickets may bd
procured at the drug store of Hansen 81
Emerson. An excellent program has
been prepared, and every one who at
tends Will receive full value, besides conf
tributing to worthy cause. The prof.
ceeds all go to the relief of the poor and
destitute.
DIR. j E. Campbell has purchased an
interest in a drug store at Belgrade, and
hi S removed thither, taking the Melrosd
Sun with him, which he will hereattef
publish from that place. Melrose loseS
an excellent citizen and in the remova
OF the paper 1t suffers loss which viii
have detrimental influence upon it's ma
terIal interests. The genial doctor pub
lished an excellent local paper, and Bel
grade is to be congratulated upon it +
acquisition. -E~
John r. Cannon, the popular engiE
neer on the Great Northern branch ha
purchased Eugene Grundman's interest
in the meat market OF Pease g. Grunr
man, and the new firm will be run q 5
Pease & Cannon. The business IS one
of the best in the city, and under its oil
management met the demands OF ouk
people fully, and its excellency will mol
be impaired by this change. With pIent
of capital and under the management d
an expert IL will prosper in the future a ;
in the past. "
There is a movement on foo anon
the Nsiness men, assisted along yer
materially by their employees, Tor closin 3
all retail business places at 7 O'Clock ih
the e. ching. There is no reason why
the business during these dull time 5
could not be completed by that time, oft
a saving of expenses, and to the relief off
clerks. By all means let it be successful /,
LATER Since then they have agreed
and decided upon closing their stores at
z p. M. commencing on Monday next.
meeting relative to erecting a
band stand which was held last week,
adjourned to meet at the city hall oh
Wednesday evening next. Chairman
Morse named the following committees,
which will report at that time: On ID
cation, Messrs. Woodbury., Murphy,
Norris, HOW and Minnette. Oh ways
and means, Messrs. Dean and Jacob,
the chairman of the meeting being an
ex officer member. These committees
will be prepared to report at the meet
ing on Wednesday evening, and it is de-
sirable that there be a fnll attendance.