The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-04-04
IF you have any plas-
tering to do see Ada
mant" at JAS. Ingram
Lumber Co.'s Office.

There is vast amount of sickness IN
the CITY and vicinity at present. The
physicians are kept very actively EN-
ploved. The epidemic o. la grippe is not
only prevalent, but there are many quite
serious cases of it.
Foley's SarsaparilIa combines the
most searching RENE lies scientifically
prepared t. extract their utmost value
1t you need a spring blood purifier. be
sure and take Folev's Sarsaparilla.
A. Scheltlrup.
Several cases OF theft of wheat have
b>en reported recently. ]. E. Welcl was
a loser recently, and on Tuesday night
some one entered Joseph Capser's barn
and stole six hams. and carried out
twenty bushels of wheat i'll sacks, hut
tailed to get away with the wheat.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction Of any cough medi-
cine handle, and as :seller leads all
other preparations in this market. I
medicine / ever handled for coughs
colds aud group. A. w. Baldridge. Mil
ltrsville, Ill. For sale by all druggists.
On Monday next primary class com
posed OF child rem over FIVE years old who
have not attended school, will be opened
Heretofore First Grade entrances haye
only been permitted at the beginning OF
the year. 1t is desirable that all schol.
ars Tor this grade be on hand the first
day Monday morning.
The central milling company has pur-
chased 1000 pound pile driver, ane
will commence work at once in strength
ening and repairing the dam. Several
hundred loads OF dirt have been dumped
on the west side OF ths north approach
to the bridge.
Roland Nickerson former resident OF
this city, now braking on the Gre at
Northern road. had the second finger Of
his right hand caught between the
bumpers. while switching in the yards
i'll this CITY this spring. DR.. Dubois
amputated the end of the injured finger.
Skirt and Sleeve Innings,
Hair Cloth.
Fibre Chamois,
Linen Grass Cloth,
Crinolines,
Rustic Innings,
At the Lowest prices, at the Boston
Dry Goods store.
Alex Tully & Co.
Sheriff McKelyev. OF St: Clio nd. was in
the city on Monday and Tuesday. He
made a trip out into Raymond, accom-
panied by his deputy, George Fish. and
Howard Wilcox, for the purpose OF
bringing in Miss Trace, who is violently
insane. She was taken to St. Cloud for
examination, anG she will be taken to
the Fergus Falls asylum.
Albert Madison is purchasing large
number of cattle, some of which he will
ship, but he expects to take large herd
to Thief River Falls as soon as the grass
gets we'll started. 1t is his purpose to
saws fodder IS abundant and cheap. and
water plentv-conditlons favorable for
cheap cattle raising.
1t is currently reported that the Great
Northern road will reduce it's running
time between st. Paul and the coast bv
twelve hours, commencing about May
1st. story was afioat some time
since that the night train would soon
leave st. Paul about p. m. instead OF
7:45. arriving here in the early evening
instead Of at mid night.
Col. ]. c. Gilbert, better knows as the
Mexican Giant, who married Miss EN-
ma Mossman, of this city, died very
suddenly i'll New York CITY, on Monday
Last. His wife was with him ut the
time, and accompanied his remains to
this city for burial. The funeral will be
held to-day, the knights of Pythias, OF
which he is a member, having charge of
1t. Col. Gilbert was about thirty-tive
years old, native o! Mexico, but moved
to Scranton, Penn. His remarkable
height-over seven feet-always insured
him profitable employment in museums.
He was gentlemanly in his bearing, and
deep sympathy is expressed for his wife,
who is highly esteemed wherever known.
"A Himself in all his wonderous wan
lad behring's never once gazed upon
din greater dream of beauty than the
In ,erior OF the cars on the much cele-
brated North Western Limited.