The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-05

Ing skilled mechanics. Large orders have
been received for the new grocers' cases.
which are not only handsome store fix-
lures. bat almost Indispensable. AZ they
economist room and MAX possible more
attractive display ofgoods, coupled with
convenience and economy OF time and
material. No waste and no getting
goods out of place when they are used.
Ifyou have not seen them drop into
Kcller's cofhery store and see them IN
actual use.
"A. D. Jones who lives near the cream.
rey, awakened the other nj yht by some
persons st his front windows, and as he
arose'to investigate. a front window.
was smashed in. He got his gun and
approached the window when he was
confronted by a man close to the broken
pane. peer;ng in. Mr.. Jones saw that he
was intoxicated. and instead Of shooting,
displayed the gun, when he took to his
heels and ran away. His companion
was evidently notyso drunk, as he
skipped out more heetlv. Although very
dark, Mr.. Jones 10 confident he knows
the men. and says they will not escape
20 easily If they repeat their visit.
--UNIoN GOSPEL MEErINcs-April 9Th
to 10th. Memorial Hall.
= Friday evening-Faith.
Sunday forenoon Regular services in
churches and Sunday schools
Sunday 8 p. M.-Ch,ldren' meeting
Story by Mr.. Hunt
= Sunday evening. TO love
Mondav-My experience from Law to
gospel
Tuesday-Follaw thou me
Wednesday-The moral man
Thursday day meeting
Talks BY Mr.. Hunt
Bible readings a; ten O'Clock in the
morning each day except SATURDAY. and
Sunday: Don't miss these: +.
There was peculiar hitch in the in
surance matters Of X. o. Hall in connec-
ton with the livery stable property
which burned in the winter. He intended
to carry $500 insurance upon the prop
srty, and supposed that was all he had
on it until after the FIRE, when he was
surprised to find an additional policy Of
$500: The circumstances " ere peculiar.
Just before Mr.. Pettit's departure MIR.
Hall called at lis Office and requested
him to write policy of $500, In addi-
ton to onehe already had. $1,000. Soon
afterward, supposing the policy had not
been written, he applied for $500 to Gro.
z. Whitney, and it was written. After
the fire, the first policy for $500 turned
up. and Mr.. Hall found he had insurance
for $4,000 instead of $500 more than
he desired to carry. The result was a
complication in adjustment. Sesral offers
OF settlement have been made by beth
insured and insurers. but no conclusion
was reached. Recently the companies
proposed arbitration to ascertain values
and fair compensation, the companies
sending an expert and Mr.. Hall selecting
John Dimond ia, make estimates as a
basis for settlement. They concluded
their work last Saturday. agreeing upon
an amount 5000 In excess OF Mr.. Halls
..ffer of settlement made some time ago.
It is expected the loss will be paid soon.
-wEsTPoRT-the high bred Handle.
tonian-Swigart stallion, bred by Alex.
Beaudreau OF Westport from his well
Known Westlake, which has such a large
,amily Of valuable roadsters ia this vicin.
ity, and whose choicest ard best son
Westporr is. will make the season III
k1s94sse-is eityse> George ,. W Whitney
pdrSh assd Wfstpo1t a year ago, since
which tine hassbeen under the care
END. 4iaaakemensof an expert horsemsn
IN Minneapolis, and has shown the met
al he is made of. As traveller he has no
superior, either for stxle. setion-er bot
0hrn andiE sho w&Som& renak able
|e1 fist Jed. sHisdaa Vas arsg-
iste}kd Swiyart mare with q proud re-
cord. The time lies in the past when
farmers or othsr horse owners can afford
= $rpad erdb animala.s There i mo
r1alk& iH1 tbsd, either 1t home or
abroad and 1t costs no more to care for
a colt which will find ready market at
naturity Eeard= 6Rnee, =than one
which goes begging for a purchaser at 4
mere song. Mr., Whitney offers the ser=
vices otysstport at ereasonable prices,
50 HAT ti first cost of breeding il
slarceis-appreciabie n the after value 81
a colt bred from such sire. Westport
is seven years old, weighs 1920 pounds,
stands sixteen hands high. has a dark
brown, fine glossy coat, proud and
stately bearing, free, open gait, and
with disposition as mild az kittens.
Horses Of thiseharacter are always in
demand. and dc, better type Of all that
|fs dssiabtei ia d valuable animal for gen.
Eeral driving purposes can Ne found than
Westports presents. Mr.. Whitney 10 al
ways glad to show him, or answer any
correspondence relative to him and his
terms of service. s-=4-s-- =
PERSONAL.
Charles Fish came home TO vote.
: = a-rt +
Good morning, Mayor Woodbury.!
Officer Murphy went to St, Cloud to.
day.
i-F.E. Minnette went down to St. Paul
today.
/ T.W. Brownof Westport, was in TIN
fcity today 80 F& 2
Mrs. orner went to Minneapolis OF
Wednesday.
Judge L. r. Barto left f,r Minneapoii,
on Wednesday.
James A. Norris has returned from