The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-01-10

to examine the ballots cast in the dis |
trict. This will now be done as speedily
as possible.
The partnership announced last week,
of Messrs. Mcintyre and Douglas IN the
meat market, tailed to be contaminated
Mr. Mcintyre is still sole proprietor.
The Ancient Order of United Work
vien desire to extend their thanks, to the
singers and the organist, who assisted
at the pubic installation exercises on
Saturday evening.
DIR. McKaig, VINO was in the city last
week holding revival meetings at the
Methodist church was called home on
Sunday night by telegram announcing
sickness in his family.
L. S. Bishop is receiving stacks OF
new goods every day. His groceries are
all fresh, first class and his prices are as
low as the 10 west. Try the spot Cash"
grocery--t will pay yon.
DIR. o. p. Mcdonald of Keokuk, was
the guest of his friend, Alex. Tullv.
to-day. He arrived this morning and
left at noon. He was MIR. Tully's ply
scan for several years.
The first snow storm worthy of the
name, enough to merely elevate hope OF
sleighing, occurred on the night of Ian
uary 5th. On Sunday the sleighing was
thin, but it was utilized.
L. S. Bishop calls attention to his an
nouncement printed in the advertising
columns of the HERALD. Oar readers
will do wellto watch his advertisements
from week to week. He will interest
YOU
H. p Gallup is excavating a cellar
under his building on Third-st., occupied
bv How Bros & Co. 1t will be great
improvement, and will be appreciated
bv his hnstlng tenants who are crowded
for room.
The two toughs who were in Jail here
last week. succeeded in cutting through
the 'pIastering and partly through the
brick wall, 1t was good offer at Jail
breaking, but the discovery was little
premature.
At the meeting of the State Alliance
held in Minneapolis on Wednesday, A
H. Hendrickson of Kandota was re-
elected state secretary by reclamation.
THIS is mere justice to a faithful and
tireless officer.
George Fish was duly commissioned
deputy sheriff on Monday last. He filed
his bond to the sheriff with that officer
din the sum of $4,000. Mr.. Fish is we'll
known citizen Ut Sank Centre. and will
make an excellent officer.
Gov. Barto is in St. Paul, in charge of
Mr.. Comsrock's candidacy for the SEN
ate. He owes Mr. Comstock a debt of
gratitude. for it was through his good
Offices that he was appointed register of
the ST. Cloud land Office.
The annual report of the city clerk to
'the state board of corrections and chart
ties has been made ont and transmitted.
During the past year $3.50, 10 has been
disbursed on the poor account, OF which
more than $3.50 was paid to one person.
Our Native Herbs composed oftwcnty-
zone different herbs, barks and roots,
cures dyspepsia. rheumatism, kidney d.
sease, sick headache. Try a box. One
dollar tor a two hundred days treat
ment. Call or address on S w. Warmer
Lake Shore House.
President Cleveland sent the name of
clinton c. Tobey to the senate for con.
firmation as postmaster OF Sank Cen-
tre There will probably be no delay In
the action OF the senate, and within
thirty days the postoffice will be trans
ferred to the new appointree.
new counterfeit two dollar bill. the
most dangerous yet printed, has yet put
bin circulation recently. 1t is a silver GER
ti6cate with the Window head series of
1881, check letter r. plate number IA,
signed by w. S. ROsencrans. Register,
and E. H. Nebecker, Treasurer.
L. M. Bunnell has secured the services
OF Henry thinner of Chicago, an expert
candy maker. and all the HERALD has
time to say now, is simply thus, if you
want absolutely pure candv asfine as t he
finest, 60 to Bunnell's. Everything in
the line of fancy and toothsome goods.
The public installation of officers by
the workmen on Saturday evening was
a pleasant affair. The Grand Master
Workman Of the state was present, nd
everything passed off pleasantly. After
theexercises two members were insta ted
aLda banquet was held at the Sank
Cewtre House.
For three days there has been a trial
in the municipal court, not vet 6uished,
to determine the merits of the case be-
tween one Knapp. who was in the en-
ploy Of WEIGH & Son, and his EMPLOYERS.
Knapp was discharged, md he is suing
for his wages dnGer the contract. The
defenseds unsatisfactory service.
At the regular annual meeting ofClip.
per Hose Co. No. 2 held on Wednesday
evening" Gan. I'd, the following officers
were elected.tor the ensuing year: Fore
man, Geo. &C cummings; LIST. Asst. Fore
man. Walter Cummings; I'd. Asst. Fore.
! man. Joseph Ebensteiner Jr.' Treasurer.
M. Schwartz; Secretary, Chas. A. O'Con
nor; Property Clerk. Jesse !. Newell.
There has been laid upon our desk a
copy of a newsong entitled "Dreamland
Tide" the music is by Prof. H. Stool
with words bv A. L. Kinnamon. Mr..
cinnamon has proven himself success
as song writer. having written nearly
all the songs that has been used here in
a series of ten or twelve concerts. Prot.
Stoel is a musician af more than ordin-
airy ability. when classed among the
best musicians of the land. Dream