The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-05-09
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Have yom seen the New Columbia
Bicycle? Do not buzz wheel until you
have seen 1t. H. F. Alden. the Ieweler,
IS agent. He can also show you the
next best wheel in market. the Hartford,
at $50 and $50. Call and inspect them.
Rev. John Fitzgerald New York has
been appointed pastor Of the English
speaking Catholic church OF this city
and will celebrate mass next Sunday
at 10 O'Clock. He is an able speaker
and it is hoped he may be permanently
located here.
John Grundman says he will have as
complete fat in the second story Of the
Grundman block. as any one could de-
sire. 1t will have full equipment of
kitchen. dining room, bath room. double
parlors, closets, etc. M. A. Scheldrup
will occupy it with his family.
The north side OF the river will soon
have what is has been long .coyeting-
water service. The cityswill extend the
mains across the river at once. 1t is ex-
peeted that the rentals will pay good
interest on the cost of extension.
The ladies of the Episcopal church viii
hold sociable and entertainments at g..
A. r. hall on Friday evening. May 18th.
It will be unique and strange-in fact it
will be known as the mysteries of the
mysteries. You cannot afford TO miss it.
John Davis caught black bass in the
lower lake the other day which weighed
five pounds and eleven ounces. This is
the largest reeorted for long time, and
nearly up to the maximum rec ord. E.
A. Richards sent the fish to friend at
Ada.
Foley's Sarsaparilla combines the
most searching RENE lies scientifically
prepared to extract their utmost value.
If you need spring blood purifier. be
sure ard take Foley's Sarsaparilla.
Trial size, fifty cents. For sale by M.
A. Scheldrup.
Some persons, who are known, by the
way, have been moving flowers and
plants from from the graves in Green
wood cemetery. Sam Lloyd placed
some fine plants on the grave OF his
father which were stolen. He says IT
the dastardly deed is repeated. he will
prosecute the offenders.
Mrs. Eliza Calder and her grand
daughter, Miss Eliza Small of Harris
burg, Penn, have been the guests Of Mrs.
I. M. McMasters during the past week.
Mrs. Calder is a cousin of Mrs. Nc
Masters. They left this morning for
Everett, WASH. where they will spend
the summer, stopping on their return
next fall.
Alex Tully will take vacation OF a
month, commencing early in June, if not
little earlier. 1t is his purpose to visit
the Rainy Lake country, trough it."
fishing, boating and taking IN all the
vigor that the primeval forest can give
him. He will join the camp to which
Byron F. Carr is attached, and get all
the fun and health out of the trip there
is to be had. Ed. White6eld will ac-
company him.
One OF the steers purchased bv James
A. Caughren on Wednesday, was
brought in from Spring Hill i'll a lumber
wagon, with extra side boards fully four
feet high. The animal while being un-
loaded, jumped over the side OF the
wagon and made break for hom e.
| Several mounted men started in purSui t.,
but it was no use attempting. to fol-
low-the steer took bee line tor HON E.,
without any reference to fences or 9th er
distractions.
The township OF Sank Centre held a
meeting on Saturday last to set upon
the proposition to issue $4,000 in three
year bonds to pay off existing ind ebted-
ness. There was but one dissenting vote
cast. There is an almost unanimous
desire on the part OF the township to
discharge its debt fully and honorably,
and no doubt on Tuesday next the city
WILL be practically a unit in doing the
same thing. A special election will be
held on next Tuesday in, the city to
authorize the issuance of $40, 900 for the
same purpose.
Buy your fruit Of an
exclusive fruit house.
Being the only exclu-
sive fruit house in the
city, Bunnell can give
you better goods for
less money than any
other dealer. He makes
a speciality Of berries
and all fancy fruits and
vegetables at prices
flower than the lowest.
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