The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-07-23
'I0CAlL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Ann Tracy of Raymond is dam
gerously ill.
A good all purpose horsetor sale cheap.
Call at Murphey & Boutelle's.
Campaign caps, Mckinley and Hobart.
tor boys and girls at Jacob Bros.
Geo. Gruber of Barnesyilie is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Killeen.
Alex, Tullv and w. o. P. Hilsdale will
sail from Liverpool on August LIST.
Harry Whiteheld returned from a
camping excursion to Birch Lake on
Monday.
Mrs. Max Forbes is visiting the par
ents of Mr.. Forbes at Waseca. She will
be absent for several weeks.
Miss Annie Vanish succeeds Miss
Josie Mckay as telegraph operator tor
the Western Union company in this
city.
Swiss and Hamburger embroideries
have been marked away down at the
Boston.
Peter Jos. Schapps is again charged
with insanity. He is enough to make
Stearns county insane.
The Great Northern road has promised
to put side track to the Keller ware
house, just south of the track.
Full line of agricultural implements
for sale by the Keller Manufacturing Co.
They will be sold at retail at the whole
sale price. Best offer ever made to
farmers.
Here we are again! This time we are,
going to give away new American
music boz, something that will please
the young folks and the old as well
Johnson Co.
Be sure and get vote on the music
box at Johnson Co.'S. Polls will close
August 1st, and the one receiving the
largest no. of votes up to that date will
get music box free.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
has received two carloads ofbuCgies and
phaetons, which they are offering cheap
er than ever.
b. w. How went to St. Paul on We'd
nesdav morning to attend the conference
OF state democrats who will not endorse
the Chicago platform and nominees.
DR.. Du Bots and family left on Satur-
day for Lake Mills. Wis, for visit OF
several weeks. The rumor that the
doctor is attending. the populist conven-
ton at St. Louis lacks confirmation.
Will Parish, former resident of this
CITY who has been about the country
giving concerts, has been visiting friends
in this city during the past week. he
sang at the Metho list church on Sun
day last.
A sound money club will Se organized
in the City Hall assembly room on
Thursday Of this week at p. m.7 All
persons who believe in dollar worth
one hundred cents are invited to be
present.
Mr.. Henshaw, the tenor, will assist
the choir of Our Lady of the Angels
next Sunday at 1890 a: m. He will
also sing at the Offertory an ave
Maria" Services over at this church at
Has a. m.
Every customer will be eutitled to
vote on the music box for each 25c pur-
chase at our store. The person receiv-
ing the largest number of votes will be
entitled to the music box. free at John
son Co.'S, Third-st.
Insure your crops in the Alliance hal
insurance of Austin, MINI. at 25cts. per
acre. They always pay all claims in
full. F. COOPER, agent.
The best ice.cre ever eaten. at Mrs.
Milligan's. ,g, -
Two carloads of pure manila Irvine,
Just received by the Keller Manufacture
ing Co. Every ball guaranteed. and for
sale cheaper than elsewhere. . s..
Rev. G. E. Smith left on Tuesday for
his old home in Vermont and expects to
be absent about month. There will
be no regular church services at the
Congregational church on Sunday next,
but the Sunday school aud young
peoples meeting will be held as usual.
Services will probably be provided for
after next Sunday. 3.
Judge c. B. Elliot of Minneapolis. ac-
companied bv his friend Geo. Hunter.
arrived in the city on Wednesday on
their way to Park Rapids. fsA<brother
OF tho Judge was drowned in a lake be-
yond Park Rapids on Mordav, while
fishing and at last accounts his body
had not been recovered.
lake jacob arrived in the city on
Friday accompanied by F. W. Andrews
and T. Gottlieb of St. Louis, and on
Saturday they went out to Birch Lake.
That they are having good success Is
Is abundantly evidenced by the fine
strings of black Bass they are sending
in for distribution. Mr.. Andrews has
his wife with him. @g.'...Ns
Men Grain Creole
Shoes 81. 30. Just what