The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-11-28
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
The HERALD is III receipt Of an anony.
nous communication ATTACHING BUSH
ness concern OF, this city. and asks its
publication in it's columns. The request
to publish concludes in the follo wing
words: II will with hold nv identity.
1t is policy to do so. And yet the
writer who has grievance not shared
by the HERALD, desires this paper TO as
sumo the whole responsible v Of saving
something which the writer considers it
bad policy for him to associate his name
with. Under no circumstances will any
reputable paper print ANONYMOUS COM
munications-and the HERALD does not
care to break the universal practice in a
case where the subject matter contains
perSonal attack.
The above paragraph printed in the
HERALD several weeks since has been
the innocent means vi giving a great
deal OF mental distress to very worthy
woman She has not only been
charged with the authorship of the let
ter referred to, but the persons circulate
ing the story have said that the com
municarion was brought to the editor
from her, and that he told the bearer
that he would not publish it unless the
women signed it. and sent it to her iorI
that purpose. but she refused to sign it.
The facts are that the letter was re-
ceived at this Office by mail. and the.
editor OF this paper has not the slightest
knowledge or even suspicion, as to the
identify If its authorship-in fact never
knew Of the existence of such a person
as this woman until she called at the
HERALD office on Tuesday of this week
to enquire relative to the story above
told relative to the matter. Further
more, the HERALD has no reason to be-
lieve that this woman ever knew of the
existence OF any such letter until Sue
was accused of writing it.
Extra fancy Norw Mackerel at L.
S. Bishops.
A little more snow on Monday night,
but not enough for sleighing.
Smoked hallibut, smoked hloaters. all
kinds of salt and canned fish.
L. s. Bishop.
Horace Alden has something to say.
See his ad
Henry Grundman came up from Pella.
Iowa, during the week on a visit with
his mother. brothers and sisters.
All kinds of fancy bottled pickle, cat.
sup, chow chow. barrel pickle, sweet or
sour, plain or mixed at L. S. Bishops.
Flue Smith has removed into the
Eastern House with his family-wife
and three children-and will make this
their permanent home
Oysters oysters. Best quality at a
great reduction in price at D. M. McIn-
tyres meat market, second door west of
city opera house on Third.st.
Rev. NJ. B. Critchett will divide his
time during the coming year between
Long Prairie and Battle Lake He,has
been holding revival meeting at Battle
Lake.
VIM. Scherffius has an elegant stock
of fine crockery and lamps, suitable for
the holiday trade. Drop in and look
at the attrpctiye display on exhibit on
at his store.
U0TT ought to know that when suffer-
iii mo fro =
1UU a sa fe, sure remedy is the Clinic
Kidney Cure. Guaranteed or money re-
fnuded.
The Christmas Harpers will intro
duce an innovation in magazine pictures !
successful color-printing. The frontis-
piece. from painting bv howard Pyle,
is the first departure from magazine
illustration in black and white which
can truthfully be said to be more artis-
tic than the simpler medium
AL. Corliss, brakeman on the Little
Falls and Dakota road, met with Sc
we're accident while or duty in the yards
of the company en- Monday morning.
While engaged in switching, his face
came IN contact with the chute post on
the cattle rard, inficting ugly and pam
ful bruises. A physicians was sum-
moned to dress the injuIies.
Uncle" Edward Page of New Paynes-
vile, an old ex.scout OF the Hudson Bay
company. predicts very long cold
winter. He says "the goose bone is
neatly all white this year." 1.-THE corn
husks are unusually thick, tine wood
chucks and chipmunks are very fat''-
all signs that the snow will lie on the
ground from early December until late
April.
A Sank Centre man is said to have
invented machine which will plow
twelve feet of land at once and seed it
or he cor,na f;s1oo TI. c1,;~> 80 70 |