The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-12

the property.
Store your stoves with How Bros.
& Co, Leave word at the store and they
will call and take them down, store
them safely, insnre them, clean them and
set them up in the fall. No trouble and
trifling expense.
It Is a pleasure to select paints
from the new sample card of the Sherwin
Williams Co. Call and see the elegant
combinations Of colors we show.
HANSON & EMRRsoN,
The Druggists.
James Hart was the successful candi-
date in the contest for the Bro werville
postoffice. The thing had all been fixed
up before Mr.. Leavitt sent in his resig-
nation so it was only necessary to apply
the match when the proper time came.
[Argus.
-Pasturing for forty cows at $500
each for the season. One-halt payable
in advance and the other half payable
August LIST.
B. o. WOODS.
"A. L. Sutherland of Westport was in
the city last week. He has been in the
woods all winter. getting out 1000, 900
feet of lumber. with a crew of fifty men
under him. He will resume agricultural
operations in Westport, as usual on a
large scale.
IS. Pendergast has been getting out a
large amount of wood and logs at and
near Grey Eagle. He has some fine oak
lumber at his home place, which has been
shipped on. He distributed large
amount Of money among the farmers
and laborers OF that vicinity.
Miss Hettie Bonar came down from
Eagle Bend, on Friday last, on visit to
her sister Mrs. Sd. Parr. of this city.
Miss Bonar took the train Saturday
noon, for Wenatche, Wash. T., where she
expects to teach school. Her many
friends here, wish her SUCCESS.
Mrs. H. Sprague, who fell and
strained the muscles of her back few
days ago, has suffered considerable pain
as result. She 10 confined to her bed
and requires assist ance in moving. No
bones were broken, and her speedy con-
valescence is confidently expected.
-Keller's corner grocery store has fix
ed the standard price for eggs and butter
for the month of April, at ten cents for
strictly fresh eggs and fifteen cents for
prime, frss-class butter. Farmers should
make note Of their prices.
The board OF election has accepted
the application of s. D. Stanton of St.
Charles, Mimi, to succeed Prof Wood
ley. Mr.. Stanton is highly recommended
for the position, and while no contract
has vet been entered into it seems for
gone conclusion that he will accept.
Sunday mornings storm of rain and
sleet developed into stalwart snow
storm, AMI during the evening and night
six inches Of heavy snow fell, and the
rich mantel presented decidedly winter
ish aspect, 1t set the army of birds
hustling for their Mondays breakfast.
-Keller's corner store is making spe-
cialty 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 full
valae for your money. Go to Keller's
corner store. -
Ray Dean, Rob and Irwin Carr, John
ME Costello and Jamie Hendryx captured
an enormous great horned owl on Sat
urday last and with boyish grit they
brought the fierce bird home alive and
Gagged 1t, But they failed TO make the
cage strong enough and during the night
the bird escaped.
lit is to your advantagvto get our
prices on wall paper and win
dow shades before purchasing; we
carry an elegant line at astonishingly
low prices. We can furnish you with
painters and paper hangers. Call on us.
Respectfully, .-.-.
HANSON & EMERSON,
The Druggists.
-Rey. M. B. Cfitchett, for the past
two years pastor Of the First Baptist
church of Lake City, has accepted, a
call to the pastorates OF the Baptist
churches OF Sank Centre and Long Prai-
RE and will remove his family here next
week. He will preach at the Baptist
church next SUNDAY AN. Subject "What
God Brings out of Noble Purpose"
Judge and Mrs Bruener are moving
iuto their new home on Ninth avenue
south today and Mr.. and. Mrs. Majerus
are moving into the Bruener house on
Sixth avenue south. The transfer deeds
have been recorded. The consideration
for the Majerus property is given at
$4,000 and the purchase price of the
Bruener property is given at Sc, 900. [St.
Cloud Times.
James ]. Hill has completed arrange
ments in London by which he will be
enabled to Immediately carry out his
long contemplated plan Of completing