The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-20

vicinity. Every article IN the boston ~
! sold upon honor, guaranteed as repre-
sented, and at prices which cannot be
duplicated in the market.
w. c. Woodruff has purchased the
house just west OF c. M. Bryant's prop
erty in Hoboken, and has greatly i'm
proved it. He has cleaned the under
brush from the grove west OF the house.
and Is making a very attractive place OF
it.
The Herald observes with pleasure
that its old friend. 7. M. Huffman, OF
Grey Eagle, formerly Of this city, has
received an increase or his pension rat
ings. He was a gallant soldier and
sacrificed his health to his country's
needs.
"A number of bears haye been ssen
near the city recently. A man blowing
on the Dean farm within mile OF the
city limits saw one cross the field near
where he was at work, and another was
seen near Mrs. Eben's farm, just south
west of the city.
Saw, neighbor
That straw hat is
Obsolete. Go to
Jacob Bros and get
A new iall Derby and
Have some style about you!
-Sauk Centres contribution to the fire
relief fund has been sent TO the state COM
mittee, and m,re will follow. The citizens
contributed $2lS.90; city council $500O Harri-
rison's Military Band $500; and the United
workmsn SIS 5O-a total of &3a2.40. The Odd
Fellows and Masons will probably swell the
fund another 500.
Hon. Kittel Halvorsen was in the city
today. and met Iguatius Donnelly at The
depot, accompanying him to Long Prairie.
where Mr.. Donnelly delivers an address.
Mr.. Halvorsen says he will not make can.
vass OF his district, as he does not deem 1T
necessary. He is confident of elcetioE-much
more so than four years ago.
Mrs. Peake has purchased a number Of
pattern hats, something new in this mar
ket, and of the very latest styles. These
and great variety of other goods, will be
shown at the fall opening, on Friday and
Saturday of next week, September 2S
and 2oth all cordially invited.
-One OF the largest deals in reality.
conveying 400, 1913 and 35.1OO acres of
land in central and northern Minnesota.
from the United States government to the
Northern Pacific railway company has
recently been put on record here. It
consists of four patents covering the
above number of acres.-[Todd County
Argus.
Last week Rev. Critchett in company
vith John Clark of Sank Centre were
through Ashley, West Union and Kan
dota soliciting contributions for the
sufferers at Hinckley and neighboring
towns. They succeeded in collecting
some $50 worth of bedding and cloth
ing, also 81. rs in money Todd County
Argus.
1t will be observed bv the announcement
of Johnson Bros. on the front page of this
paper, that they have concluded to ex-
tend their great bargain sale for one
week in their new and comodious store
on Third-st. They will remove on Mon
day, and on Tuesday next they will be
ready for business in their new place,
and will offer as good bargains as those
which have crowed their stores during
the past week.
The farmers are all engaged in plow-
ing. 1t is very dry and dusty work,
but they are making rapid progress.
Comparatively little threshing has been
done, most of the farmers deferring it
until their blowing is completed. Owing
to the dry weather tbs believed that the
grain fields next year will be peculiarly
free from weeds. Grain this season is
remarkably clean, the absence of foul
seed being noticeable.
-Enclose three dimes and forward
your name to the Morning Call, st.
Paul. Mimi. and secure the new daily
for nifty days. Generally it will be
frst.class newspaper. and politically In
dependent Democratic. BY the term
Independent tits intended to signify that
while it will support general Democra-
tic principles it will reserve the right to
inteliigently oriticise all political parties
with equal frankness.