The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-17

Marion Crawford's new short novel
|isto appear this summerin The Century.
/ 1t il said to Be partly the story Of the
three Miss Miners who are alluded TO IN
"Katherine Laudertiale." It Is On idyl
Of Bar Harder, and wi be called Love
in Idleness."
You can get ANYTHING AND
EVERYTHING in paints. varnisl'es,
wall finishes etc. at
HANSON q EMERsoN's,
The Druggists.
IN. L. Langhton, convict in the
Saltwater prison, sent for life eight zen
years ago for killing his brother ucar
Clearwater. committed suicide by jump
ing from the fourth corridor OF cells to
the stone pavement below, striking on
his head and shoulders.
There was serious washout on the
Great Northern road near Avon during
Tuesday night. the night train going
west being several hours late. and the
noon train on Monday was four hours
late. Traffic was practically suspended
during Wednesday forenoon.
1T is rumored at Dsvils Lake that
the Great Norshern railroad company
will remove its division headquarters
from that city to Minot, on account OF
the attitude of the people during the
recent strike. Devils Lake citizens are
considerably aeitated over the rumor.
-On Friday evening OF next week the
third quarterly conference will be held at
the Methodist church, Presiding Elder
c. F. Sharpe will preach at that time,
after which the conference will be held.
On the Sunday following the holy com
munion will be celebrated, Rev. F. w.
Hart officiating.
-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. III you waht 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.
The Health Officer desires to call the
attention OF the residents OF Block II,
13, 16 and II who are not following
the provisions oil the ordinance lately
passed relateing to the retaining OF
privv-vaults in said blocks, to the fact
that they are now making themselves
liable to the penalties for violation
"A few 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 certif-
| Gates and be an excellent preparation
for the work of teaching-T There is no
better way to prepare than to attend
the Academy, during the month OF sum-
mer. Every ono should attend.
Persons with taste for comparison
have been commenting on the fidelity
with which Frederic Remington is illus
| trating Owen Wister's stories of Western
| life in Harper's. Whether the stories are
| exactly suited to the abilities Of the ar
fist. or the artist has succeeded unusu-
ally well in adapting himself to the sto-
ries, is a question for debating clubs to
decide.
Pastor NJ B Cfitchett of the Baptist
church. baptized the following named
Young converts, last Sunday at ] NJ
in the lake. at the 70 It OF Lake Street,
| in the presence of hundreds of interested
spectators. Martha Wolfe. Efie Wolfe,
Pearl Garfield, Effie Loomer, Charles A
Parker, Charles Hamlin, Harry liner
and Edgar Thomson Other converts
| will receive the ordinance OF Baptism
| Sunday the II at the same place
George Tileston and Attorney Geo.
H. Reynolds are at Fergus Falls to-day
| in attendance at court. Mr.. Tileston
has been sued for $50 900 damages by the
| assignee of the inso1vent firm which con-
| trolls the water power at that place. 1t
| is claimed that Tileston, who was operat-
| ing the mill, allowed the flush boards to
remain on the dam during high water,
| and that as result of this portion oil
the dam was washed out. list. Cloud
| Times.
Hon. F. E. Minnette of Sank Centre,
/ was in the city Saturday. Hehad come
in on the Willmar from Richmond, and
was enroute home. Asked about the
political situation in Western Stearns,
the member of the last legislature said
he had during the past six weeks been
in every town in the west-end OF the
county, but he never heard so little talk
as is going on at present. 1t is perhaps
true that tie Democrats of Stearns
county are little tired of politics.
journal Press.
There was spirited controversy
over the election Of alderman to succeed
IT. c. Parker. w. d. Townsend being one
candidate and R: T. Greene the other
There were 26O ballots cast. of which
Mr. Townsend received 172 and MI
Greene lightweight Carriages were fly.
ing in all directions to bring voters to
the polls, and the result was full and
heavy vote The city council met or
Wednesday evening and canvassed the
vote and notified the fortunate candi-
date of his election
i Princeton Union: The rear of the
drive OF about 80 900, 900 feet of logs is
below the mouth of Bogus Brook, about
six miles above Princeton. Every log j.
being taken. It is the quickest drive or
record. There is an abundance ofwater
There are between six and eight million
feet of logs in tue lake which the owner:
did not expect to drive into the boon
this year, but there is nothing to prevent
their coming right along. The rear o
the drive that is now in the vicinity O
Princeton should be within the Anoks