The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.
DR.. Niven May 80 and 81.

DR.. Niven May 30 and 81.
Remenyi will give concert in ST.
Cloud on Friday evening, June 9Th.
S. P. Hansen shipped two carloads Of
stock on Tuesday.
Ed. Harrison has removed to the liv-
ing apartments over Guyon's store.
Cap sale at Johnson Co.'S this week.
Get one before they are all gone. Prices
no object.
Fred Hecklin hasremoved from Albany
to New Paynesville, where he has pur-
chased an interest in Touring mill.
It is reported that he will again be a
candidate for sheriff. j. !
Every day half score or more of emf
grants in covered wagons, pass through
this city northward and westward.
Most of them are headed for the recent
ly opened Red Lake Indian reservation.
There is no better cigar In market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John ]
Theis.
Twenty-Five quarts of the best milk
delivered for one dollar by the Sank Val
ley Diary.
Bring your job work to the HERALD
office and see how quickly and neatly we
can do it.
have abundance of money to loan on
approved real estate security on reason
able terms. I. F. COOPER.
Have you seen Johnson Cos fine as
sortment of international toilet articles
that they are giving away this week.
The cool weather which followed the
copious rains served to strengthen the
wheat plant, and caused it to "stool,"
or thicken. All crops in this vicinity
are very promising at this early date.
Grass and pasture lands are in excellent
condition.
Mrs. R. DeYoung. Middleburg. Ia,
writes, have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children, and 1 consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
Cure have ever used. Hansen & En-
erson.
The travelling mems association had
a great outing last week. Thirteen car
load of them and Others passed through
the city On Thursday afternoon last on
special train, on their way to Grand
Forks. They were under the personal
ehaperonage of that roval good fellow,
F. I. Whitney, general passenger agent
of the Great Northern road. who will
see that they escape the wiles of the
North Dakota new woman. Did they
enjoy themselves? Great chunks of en-
joyment and bottles of fun-principally
empty-were str1wn all along the track
behind the train.
H L. Hamlin, of Round Prairie, was
in town Saturday last. He had curl
os1ty in the shape ofa white pocket
gopher which he picked up in the road
near his place the Saturday before. 1t
was about two-thircs as large as the
common pocket gopher but was perfect
white. He saw it in the road and
upon picking it up the animal showed
little or no signs of fear or resentment
and is quite tame. fit is a wild speci-.
men this is as strange as it's colot if not
more so. One theory is that it is tame
specimen lost by some one and its lack
of fear is very much in favor of this the
DRY. The animal is now in the poses
sion of Frank DeLaurier.-Pope County
Argus.
The neighbors OF N. T. Hale, who lives
over in Brooklyn, are somewhat
alarmed at his extended absence from
his home. He lett home two weeks ago
or more, and pinned paper on his door
stating that he was going to Long
Prairie, where his father and brother
resides. His brother was seen a few
days after he lett and said that he had
not been there, and that he did not
know anything of his whereabouts. J.
M. Henry and others went into the
house. and found letter on the table
addressed to Mr.. Henry, in which he
stated that he was going away, and did
not know when he would return, and
instructing Mr.. Henry what distribution
to make ofhis, (Hale's) property. He has
fr lends in Pennsylvania, and it is sur
missed that he has gone to visit them.
Mr.. Hale is an eccentric character in a
mild way, bachelor, and withal rath
er secretive. His singular departure
may be cleaned up soon.
How to Treat a Wife.