The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-26

! Alexander Moore has sold thirt,
acres of the school section. south of tn
Icity, to the Swift Brothers for fifty dol
lars an acre. The town hall OF Saul
Centre township is on this tract.
/ The Knights of Pythias are making
an effort to erect hall. 1t is their pres
emit purpose to build a hall over Bione s
Madsen's new store building. as the firm
otherwise will build only one story.
True economy consists in buying ths
best goods Mt the lowest possible price
and our store is just the place to prac
tice that economy. We keep the best and
| ask thu least. lAcoBI BRso.
Esquire Carris authority for the idea
that the martins all leave in a bodv just
prior to a severe storm or change in the
weather. He furthermore says all the
martins in town left on Wednesday
| night.
-Four United States marshals have
been in the city some time, ostensiblv
for the purpose OF guarding Northern
Pacific bridges. Can any one suggest
any apparent need of anything of the
kind?.
If you smoke, smoke the best cigar
Tor the money in the market. and that is
made right here in Sauk Centre, by Theis
& Kray. They employ only expert
workmen. and purchase their stock at
first hands.
"A union Sunday school has been or
ganized northwest of the citv, IN the
Salmond Hartley neighborhood. Mrs.
George Salmond is its superintendent,
| and the meetings are held in the Hartley
school house.
-Shad belly. or Dove Till cut away
either is correct; we've got tfem both,
in right up to new atyle. They are per-
feet beautie: Faultless in Fit and
Finish: See them-Tacobi Bros, the
leading clothier.
-Theis & Kray are putting up some
special order, clear HAVANA cigars
which cannot he escelled by any manu-
facturer. They made lot Tor the for
eign commission, and are now filing an
order for parties in Illinois.
"A camping party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
NJ. Bunnell, Mrs. John Law. Mrs. Chas.
Fish. the Misses Emnerson. Miss Louise
White6eld and Miss Ios,e Scherffius.
went to Fairy Lake On Tuesday for a
week or two.
William Lewis received a telegram
OH Wednesday announcing the death OF
his sister. Mrs. Charles Coo, of Mortre-
al, Canada. Mrs. Coo visited her broth
ers here not long since, making a large
number of acquaintance who will be
grieved to learn OF her death.
James Dacons, formerly OF Park
Rapids, will open a laundry in this city
next week. He has leased the house on
Fourth-st., first east Of the little school
house, and will equip it for all kinds of
laundry work. He will do fine work and
family washing at reasonable prices.
Hon. VIM. E. Lee of Long Prairie
has been in the federal court at st. Paul
as plaintiff in suit for damages against
the Washburne- Crosby Milling Company
for infringement Of patent in using a
cookie machine. patented by Mr.. Lee.
The verdict was for Mr.. Lee. The case
may he appealed.
Rev. Fred W. Hart will preach next
Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal
church on the following subjects: Morn
lug, "Some lessons for teachers and par
ents drawn from the child life Of Iesus;"
evening. "a place ier the bible IN the
public schools" Visiting teachers and
strangers are invited to be present and
cnj~y these services.
"A party left on Tuesday for a ten
days camping trip at Fairy Lake, con-
sistine of a. S. Thompson and wife, Mes
danes W. S. Dean and Chan Harmon,
Misses Lulu and Jennie Jones of St.
Cloud. Josie Mckay, Clara Richards,
Lulu Wilcox, Mabel Pendergast. and
Messrs Eugene Richards. r. A. Fox, Geo.
Ingram and James Gllfillan.
-Tommie Sullivan of Barnesvile, for
mcIlv of this city, was among the forty
or fiftv residents OF that city indicted for
completely with the troubles incident to
the Great Northern strike. The indict-
ment charges Interference with interstate
commerce and the United States mails.
Bill was liked at $1,000 each. Thecases
will be tried at Fergus Falls in the early
fall
Fred Jacob returned from visit to
Chicago and his old home at Galesburgh,
ILL.,, on Monday. He spent week with
his brother. Jacob c. Jacob, and says he
brought back a good word for all Sank
Centre from him. A family reunion CT
the FIVE brothers and an only sister was
planned for week ago last Sunday, but
one brother, who lives in Sc. Louis. failed
to arrive. 1t was a great disappoint-
ment, as all the family has not been to-
gether for fifteen years.
Lieutenant Howard and II. F. Alden
went to Birch Lake on Tuesday to pre-
pare for camping party which went
out On Wednesday, composed OF the two
gentlemen above named. Misses Jennie
Buck, Lille and Bianch Howard, Mary
Hale, of Chicago. Jessie Curtiss and Miss
Castle of st. Paul, Charles Castle of St.
Paul, United States Cadet, Ed. John
son and John R. Howard. Mrs. Barto
OF St. Cloud will chapefone the party.
Mrs. Mary F.. wife Of H. W. Barku-
loo, died suddenly and unexpectedly at
her home at Long Point, Arkansas
county, Ark, OF heart failure. on July S.
Mrs. Barkuloo was the daughter af Mir.
and Mrs. w. w. Beard OF Grove Lake,
and was about thrty-six years of age.
She leaves a husband, three children and
host of sorrowing friends. The de-
ceased was a noble, good, christian
woman; true every where.-[ Glenwood
Herald.
Fred Jacob spent portion of the
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