The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-03-15

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the region in ghld excitement
--One OF the wheels OF fiat car on til
Northern branch bounded from the trac
on Friday last. bur caused no damage
The train was delayed but few mo
ments.
| There are two hundred and OH
creameries located in this state. Stearn
county has four, The largest numbe
is in Freeborn county which has TWEEN
ty-two.
There is serious consid ration of the
matter OF putting in a telephone system
in this city. II enough subscribers could
be secured, 1t would prove great con
venience.
Can't be beaten! Mr.. !. G. Wittig
Blue Mound, Ills, writes: Il have used
Salvation OIL with wonderful success
foI infiammatory rheumatismin my foot
1t cannot be beat.
Theodore Boss, who has been in the
employ of Mr., Sheldrup, mas accepted a
situation in a drug store at Mankato.
He is pleasant and courteous young
man and deserves success.
Rev. Harris sermons for next Sun
day will be upon the folio wing subjects:
In the morning, Prepare the wayof the
Lord" evening, "God-given American
citizenship applied to Local Affairs"
The young people of the Baptist
church will hold social at the residence
of Mrs c. o. Hoffman, FRIDAY, March
10th. Supper served from six to ten for
the small price of 15c. All are cordially
invited. 49, ,S..
Tho ladies of this city and vicinity
are cordially invited to attend the open
ing of the new millinery store on Thurs
day and Friday, March % and 49,. A
beautiful line of pattern hats will be
ready tor your inspection.
"A Little Falls paper says: 80. S.
Olson of Sank Centre, has purchased the
photograph gallery of L. L. Rundell.
Mr.: Olson is photographer of wide
experience and is capable of executing
tlrst-class work in his line"
&C. E. Carlson, car repairer here for
the Great Northera, who was laid off for
a time when business was dull, has been
reinstated, and Messrs. Johnson and
Carlson are now hard at work together
again, and find plenty to do.
AS an interesting item of news the
following record of the meetings OF the
city council for the past year up to- March
Sd is given. Number OF meetings "a;
abseutees. Aldermen Parker, 4; Hedln, 4
Whipple, 2; Scrivener and Marshall none
Petit. 20.
-ihessrs Kelsey and Rich, whose terms
as members OF the school board expires
with the election the last of this month
emphaticallv decline reelection w. S.
Dean and Fred cooper are being urged
as their successors, both excellent men
for the position.
Every one gives it the highest praise.
H. Gradel druggist, Walnut and Allison
Sts., Cincinnati, O., says this of his
trade II sell my share of DR.. BnlPs
Cough Syrup and-my customers that
have used this preparation. speak of it
in the highest terms.
Willie Keller, while amusing himself
riding on the small car used at the fac
tory, met with painful accident which
will probably lay him up for some time.
In trying to stop the car while at pretty
lively speed, he caught his right foot in
such a manner as to break the ankle.
B. w. Veeder of the to vn of Getty
has gathered some diminutive carnelian
stones on his farm. Several have lorna.
tions on their susface that resemble
warts, horns and eyes and would at
tract more than ordinary attention il
placed in an exhibition OF curiosities.
The remains of Jay Woodruff, who
died in California recently, as noted last
week, were brought to this city for burr
al OH Thursday afternoon last. They
were accompanied by his wife, parents
and other near relations, and were es'
corted by delegation of railroad meri.
A wet snow storm commenced on
Saturday morning and those Obliged to
be out found it very disagreeable. Sew
eral farmers were delayed over their
usual time for starting homeward, but
they thought OF how great beneht the
rapidly falling flakes would be to their
land, was source of satisfaction which
made up for all the trouble.
The meeting called to consider the
matter of encouraging the removal
hither of the Walter Hogan wooden mill
called for last Friday evening was post
poned until the following day. The
committee having the matter in charge,
have been hustlmg and already more
than halfthe money has been subscribed.
and the indications are very favorable
for securing the full amount.
Rev. William. Moore of Little Falls
will be IN this city on Thursday the
22nd, on business connected with the
program of OF central conferences, which
meets in7his churi June. He Will
preach IN the Congregational church
here Thursday evening at 1870, from the
text "Paul a bond-servant of Jesus
Christ" All are invited to come.
Compliant is made that the Long
Prairie coach, whichis side tracked every
night in the vicinity OF the round house,
is visited almost nightly by young men
and young girls OF the city-and it is as
serted by those who profess to know
that some OF these girls are daughters Of
respectable citizens; and there have been
evidences that these visits were not for
purposes which are consonant with mo-
rality. 1t is an awful risk at best which
young girls expose themselves to, and il
they do not correct their conauct of their
own volition, results will follow which
will result in shame and modification.