The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-04-25
LOCAL, NOTES.

Dr. Niven May 1th, 10Th and 18th.
Seed grain notes for sale at this Office.
Ifvou have any braking to do see
Stabler Bros.
Friday of this week is arbor day.
Plant some trees.
Theo. Weeks has been appointed post
master at Farming.
Wheat has jumped up several cents
55c tor No. Northern.
Get your Mackintoshes now at Blieds.
ga Triple Cape for $780,"
The martins have returned and are
seeking suitable nesting places.
Mrs. S. w. Connolly is seriously i'll
from the after affects of la grippe.
S. P. Hansen has sold car load of
fat steers to J. B. Sutphen, of Duluth.
Ed. Buck is building an addition to
his house occupied by Mr.. Sell on Elm-st.
S. P. Hansen has taken a contract to fur
nish 1000 live chickens to parties in Mon
tana.
Tobias Carl will put cellar under the
building on Main-st. occupied by L. S.
Bishop.
The lake receded three inches between
Saturday and Tuesday, largely due to
evaporation.
Oliver Boobar is putting cellar un-
der his residence or rather charging
the one now there.
F. E. Barnum had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle on Friday evening last,
and IS now on crutches.
Does your bicycle run hard? II so, it
it must be dirty. How Bros. & Co.
clean and repair BICYCLES.
The advantages of street sprinkling
have been very evident during the high
winds OF the past few days.
B. l. Land of Kandota will sell a lot
OF horses, stock and furniture at auc-
ton on Monday, May 18th.
D. c. VanCamp injured his leg by fall
ing from his porch, the other day, and
has been walking on crutches.
Before the flies get into your house
60 to the Jas. ingram Lumber Co. and
get screen doors and windows.
A great deal of lawn grass has been
winter killed-more than usual-due to
the drv weather last fall and this spring,
and to the light covering Of snow.
The bill to abolish the municipal court
passed the senate but never reached
serious consideration IN the house.
1t pays to use good paint. None bet
ter than Minnesota Linseed Oil Co.'S.
Jas. Ingram Lumber Co.
Among those who have tapped the
water works during the week are Messrs
M. e.. Kelsey, A. Boardmaon and August
RIefI.
Jacob Brothers have bought all the
straw hats in the market-at least their
store would indicate that none of them
got away.
John Kusba is conveying the water
from the city mains by use of a surface
pipe. to his lot IN the corner of Fourth
and Elm-sts.
fyou want molasses CANDY which is
the protection of the candy-maker's art,
call tor the Velvet, at L. S. Bishops. 1t
has no equal.
At recent meeting of the city council
the tax on male dogs was reduced from
$500 to 81 90. but retained on females
at $500 year.
A. o. Madison is getting together
two punches OF cattle-one for shipment
to the Sisseton IndiaH agency, and one
to the Thief River country.
1t any kody doubts that the Great
Northern stockyards is an undesirab bic
neighbor he should spend nig:.t IN that
part Of the city at this time.
Water has been turned on to the
watering trough near the Townsend
Erwin elevator, and the one on Oak-St.,
will lie in service IN few days.
There was a threatning fire in the
woods north of the city, and close to it
Monday. 1t was successfully fought
bv residents in that part of the town.
Bishop Gilbert officiates in this city to-
morrow (Friday) at 1880 p. m. instead
OF 1890 a. M, as-announced last week.
He visits the Ashley church in the after
noon.