The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-23

{ l2.o00 bushels.
. No services In the congregational
church on Sunday morning.
: IA man and trained bear were at
: fractions on the street on SATURDAY..
The Keller factory rs turning out
and shipping several car loads of wagon
boxes.
-Eugene Richards lost valuable
mare by death. in pasture, during the
past week.
. Fred Cooper's bird dog took most
inconvenient time to die, just as the
chicken cropis getting ripe.
The mill is running half the time at
present, three davs IN the week; and it Is
expected that il will soon be running on
full time.
| William B. Whitney Of Lake George
spent Sunday with his brother, A. A.
Whitney. MIS-. Reinhart of East Grand
Forks, a sister OF Mrs. Whitney. was al
so guest at the same time.
The school district organized about
two years ago i'll the northern Fart Of
the town Of Sank Centre, in the Salmond
Johnson-Hartly, neighborhood, by q
vote of the patrons. has been officially
named Prospect Hill, district, and as
such will be referred to hereafter. Rev.
M. B. Critchett preached in the school
house on Sunday last. and will preach
there again a week from next Sunday,
at three P. NJ.
Henry Keller is manufacturing the
finest and only straw burning stove
which has ever proved practical sue
cess. 1t is compact, neat. and does its
work perfectly. Acharge OF straw will
burn tor an hour. furnishing enough heat
to cook an ordinary dinner. and it is so
readily charged that it will not require
two minutes to recharge it-not much
longer thanit would take to put IN " God
or coal. 1t will be called the Keller"
and for the Dakotas and western Mime
sofa 1t will be invaluable.
TIKI re has been such a rush at Blied's
all day-the first of his opening. that he
has actuall, been compelled to limit the
entrance, locking the doors against the
outside crowd until those within were
waited upon. This has not been at all
times convenient to the purchasers, but
really they have suffered less inconven-
fence than would have ensued II the store
had been SO uncomtortably iammcd as
it would have been had there been no
restriction. 1t hardly seems necessary
to urge people to visit the store when
they are coming in such crowds as above
indicated.
The following is the list of teachers |
in the public schools for the ensuing |
year, with their respective grades:
Geo. A. Stanton. superintendent
Miss Nellie E. Mcconnell, First Assist |
ant |
Miss Halcyon j. Morris, Second As
sistant
Miss Caroline Rich, Eighth Grade
Ella Greene. Seventh 90
Rose Cooper, Sixth 80
g Emma Stanton. Fourth
Ruth Norris, Third
Mrs. G. A. Gilman. Second g.
Miss Lizzie TAFT, First ''
Lucy Reid, Mixed.
"A gentleman of this city who owns
good horse and a small hoy permitted
the little fellow to drive for the first time |
the other day, charging him not to let |
the horse 60 faster than walk. When |
he came home the horse was sweating,
but the little fellow persisted that
gentle tIot-Mas as fast as the horse had |
been permitted to travel. But the COM
panion of the driver gave away the facts
by remarking tina; they had finally sue
ceeded III going around the corners so
fast that they could make the road cart |
run on one wheel everytime. That ur-
chin wont drive that horse again right
away.
L. Thielman of,St. Cloud, was in the
city last week, OH business trip. He
came up to see Henry Keller relative to
the manufacture of a molasses and oil
tank which he has patented. 1t is not
only ingenious. but a great convenience.
1t is so simple and easy of operation
that boy can raise barrel of molasses
and deposit it in the tank in few mo-
ments. 1t is so made that the mo]asses
or oil can be heated. so that the old
adage of "slow as molasses in winter"
will have lost its force. 1t saves all tie
ANNOYANCE of flies and dirt, and is just
what every grocer needs. Keller will
make a number of them.
d.. ]. H. Spauld:rg, American dentist
in Paris, vas in the city on Monday. the
guest OF his nephew. DIR. E. c. Rich. DR..
Spaulding formerly practiced dentistry |
in this city, leaving here about seventeen
years ago. For several years he has been
practicing in Paris TO the finest clientage
in that great and gay metropolis. He
left Paris about three weeks ago, and |
was there at the time OF the assassinas
ton ofthe French president, Carnot. and
at the funeral. He is authority for the
statement that not less than $500. 900 |
was expended for flowers alone at the
burial. Very stringent laws designed to |
stamp out anarchy have been enacted and |
are being enforced. The doctor recog- |
nized a number off,miliar faces upon our |
streets. His card reads: Dr. ]. H. |
Spaulding, American Dentist. Professor
at 'Ecloes Dentaire de France, 4 rue-Ge |
Rome, Bould Haussman.
The New Superfntende emit.
If the board Of education made an err |
ror in its selection of a superintendent |
pres INT indications do not warrant such |
conclusion. Prot. Stanton arrived in the |
city last week, and is settled in his new
home-the Carl house on South Hill, op-
posite the Keller factory. with his wife |
and three sons. A gentleman of pleasing |
address, in the full vigor OF intellectual |