The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-04-02
LOcAH. NOTEs.


Butterick patterns at Blied's.
Ask for Sauk Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
Fred Cooper has sold wild quarter adj
dining the DIR. McMasters farm in Ash
ley bvsAugust .Wehrhahan, on account
0fJ. M. Williams of Minneapolis. tor
$2s0O.
Be sure and get one one of Johnson
Co.'S premium cards. They are worth
81 90 to you.
have abundance Of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. IF. COOPER.
The bright, balmy. springhke weather
Of Monday developed into delicious
snow storm during the night, and on
Tuesday morning the ground was whit
ened.
It not only is so, it mnst be SO, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it 60. Hanson &
Emerson.
Two new candidates for Aldermen
have announced Observation-Disclosures
Smith in the First ward and v. M.
Thomson in the Second ward-both
excellent men.
You will be greatly disappointed if
you purchase your sprins cape or mack
intcsh before you see Warren & John
sons fine outlay.
w. 5. James. once resident OF this
city, and running on the Park Rapids
branch, and who subsequently, engaged
in business in Park Rapids. died there
on Sunday OF Bright's disease.
Money saved on carpets-buy at the
New City Store. Wool ingrains only
40 cts. per yard. Fifty patterns to Sc
lect from, w. c. Warren & Co.
The First National Bank has added
lightning change-maker to its business
equipment. 1t is very ingenious ma
chine for automatically making fraction
al change.
CHANGE OF FIRM NAME-Warren &
Johnson have changed their firm name
and they will hereafter be known as
w. c. Warren & Co. Mr.. Johnson still
holds same interest as formerly.
Rev. Mr.. Moore efthe Congregational
church st Little Falls, well known in
this city which he has frequently visited,
and where he has scores ot friends, has
resigned his passionate on account OF i'll
health.
P.I. Seberger, an old resident OF st.
Cloud, and tor number OF years con-
nected with the public schools OF that
city. has gone to Minneapolis to accept
a responsible position with Donnelly's
Representative.
The only real sample OF blizzard,
worthy of the name, in this year OF
grace commenced on Tuesday morning.
Fortunately the temperature was not
much below the freezing point, or it
would have been terror.
Ezra Wylie, a former resident Of Sank
Centre township, well known to scores
of our citizens, died Of pneumonia on
Wednesday last at his residence in Mon
tevideo. He was man highly esteemed
by his many friends.
Edmund Buck has decided to remove
to st. Paul. Some time since he ex-
changed a piece of land for restaurant.
centrally located on Fifth-st., near
Robert. and it IS his purpose to take
possession soon. He was down last
week perfecting the deal.
David PanRburn cut $50 cords OF
mixed wood, which is ricked up on his
brick kiln property. He will commence
work about the Goth Of April with his
first kiln. Hecarried over about loo, 900
brick from last season, but they will not
last long. r
7. W.. Sarff of Browerville, special
agent of the Citizens Fire Association OF
representing the company. While here
he appointed Messrs Cat'erson & EN-
erson the local agent for Sank Centre
and vicinity. The company is mutu-
al one, and is furnishing safe insurance at
greatly reduced rates.
Keuworthy & Whitnall passed through
here Friday night on their trip around
the world, with their seven large, black,
Newfoundland dogs. They will give an
exhibition in St. Clond, from there to
the dime at Minneapolis. then to S. E.
Olson, hence to st. Paul dime museum,
hence to Milwaukee, then to New York.
hence to Liverpool and through Europe.
Mrs. A.sA. Whitney left with one child
for the state park, north of Park Rapids.
of which Mr.. Whitney is manager. The
family has been spending the winter
here, and just as they were on the point
of leaving, one of the younger children
was taken with measles. and the older
daugb Ter was compelled to remain here
to take care of the little fellow.
RI