The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-03-08
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p. Lambs recovering from his recent
illness.
We have Just received a car of
Kelly Island lime, How Bros d Co.
Miss Jennie Smith will teach school
At Mccormick Lake commencing in
April.
Snow fell TO the depth of three inches
on Tuesday night.
The gymnasium association has Sc
cured rooms in the Barnum block.
"A flock of wild geese few over the
city northward on Sunday last.
William Miller is again at work
breaking on the Northern branch.
Ladies are already awaiting 70
Mrs. Peake's spring opening.
"A complete line of jewelry at lowest
prices. Preparing promptly and salts
factorily executed at H. F. AIden's.
Watch, clock and iew-lry repairing
done when you want It and satisfaction
guaranteed at H. F. Alden's.
I'm order to introduce thebest sc wing
machine oil We will sell the Singer oil at
10 cts. per bottle. Call at the Office.
While the country roads are not ex-
cellent, they are said to he IN passably
fair condition.
The editor is away and the devil is
scrubing the ink from his delicate person
atty.
Alexandria and Glenwooed will test
public feeling upon the license question
by making direct issue of local option.
The sermon i'll the Congregational
church Sunday evening will be on
"Young men and the Churches"
F. B. Nutting has been appointed
postmaster at Clarissa, Todd county.
succeeding A. H. Odell.
make THEN future home at Pella, Iowa.
where they will engage in business.
p. H. Schulke has sold his house to
Howard Bishop. situated in the south
west part of the city. Mr.. Schulke has
purchased a farm near Ashley and will
move thither with his family.
The new moon brought change in
the weather. Will some more expert
trace the connection for the benefit of
the HER AID readers?
st. Cloud will have an excellent
mayor next year, ID T. Calhoun will
measure straight with Dan. Bruckart for
the position.
Fred Jacob has received letter
from Harry Stedman who is at present
at his old home at Warsaw, N Y, he
sends warm remembrance to scores OF
friends.
The first crow of the season was
observed on Saturday, and 1t is claimed
"A robin was seen on the same day, but
it was probably an error IN identity.
Ed. Mcintyre who has just COM
pleted a course at business college at
Minneapolis, has secured position in
the school at Belle Prairie.
Little Katie Di,nond. daughter Of
Henry Dimond, who has been sick for
several days is convalescing.
The ten cent tea given at the resi-
dence of Mrs Ed Buck on Friday even
ing last by the ladies Of the Methodist
church was heartily enjoyed, and largely
attended.
Howard Bishop is repairing the
house recently occupied by Mr. Schulke,
and will rent It when completed.
The very excellent condition of the
ice on>the lake for several DAYS, brought
out many yonng men to enjoy the skat.
ing and sailing.
The Columian theatre company will
appear in this city during the coming
week, and the public are assured of a
delightful entertainment, by a meritor.
ious troup. Dates will be announced
later.
The Columbian Theatre Co. ha.
favored Alexandria people with couple
more entertainments Friday and Satur
day evenings. Miss Deda Thompson i.
q splendid actress and deserving of much
praise.-[ Alexandria News.
Rev, F. W. Hart will preach the sec
ond sermon in his series OF Young Mel
Of the Bible" the subject being Jacob
or the Tricky Young Man. The othe
services for the day will be as usual
Strangers IN the city are invited to at,
tend. ~
&C. S. Mitchell of st. Cloud, formerl,
associate editor of the Journal Press
has purchased and will consolidate tn
Alexandria Post and the Alexandra
News. Mr.. Mitchell will bring to tn
work. ripe and intelligent experience
and Alexandria will have paper ever
way worthy Of her enterprise and rep
utation as one OF the leading little cite
in central Minnesota.