The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Dark and light print 91scts. at BIied's.
Sc. Hansen shipped two car loads Of
stock to St. Paul on Monday.
Light and dark outing in endless va
fiety 315cts. at Blieds.
1t SHOWS again, and the indications
are that we shall have good sleiehing.
Mems heavy underwear at Mel. Blied's
ct only 19cts.
Send your accounts to the Central
Minnesota Collection Agency. They
will receive energetic and prompt atten-
ton.
Fruit-oEthe-loom and Lons6ale sheet
ing at 71acts. at Biied's.
For SALR-Heayy draft horses for sale
or trade. G. L. Stabler.
New song-I'll be your Mamma To
day at Hansen & Emerson's.
William RAIN went to Melrose today
to make arrangements for opening up
business there at once. The firm will be
styled William Rain & Co., and will
deal in standard agricultural machinery.
Mr.. Scheldrup who is sole agent for
DR.. Fenner's medicine will, refund your
money if not satisfied after using one
bottle.
The week of prayer was observed at
the Congregational church last week.
Twenty pounds of best side pork for
$1.OO at d. M. McIntyre's meat market
opposite the Germania House on Third
treet.
SWhile they last loot. dress ginghams
at 61acts. at Mel. Blied's.
William E. Dobbs commenced work on
NJ ,nday last, with Mel. v. Billed. He is
a competent dry goods man, courteous
and obliging, and Mr.. Billed is fortunate
in securing his services,
For RENr-A comfortable dwelling
house, conveniently located. Enquire OF
Byron F. Carr.
If you want good kerosene oii-that
won't smoke nor crust the wick, have
your cans filled at How Bros. & Com
pany.
At the annual election of directors of
the First National Bank held on Tues
dav last the folio wing were elected
for the ensuing year: Henry Keller, c.
NJ. Sprague, S. NJ Bruce, L. r. Barto,
c. ]. Lotgren, Joseph Kraker. J. A.
Caughren.
John.P. Grundman is having his store
building fitted with counters and shelv-
ing, preparatory to its occupation by
the new dry goods firm of Warren &
Johnson. The work is being done by
Ingram & Diebel, a; the new wood
working establishment. and nothing
but first-class work will be turned out.
The Sank Rapids people Saturday re-
ceived a letter f,om Joen Strange. OF
Menasha, stating that he has organized
his company with capital stock OF
$500, 900. He lett Saturday night tor the
Rapids and will be in that village next
Wednesday to begin operations, The
citizens Of the Rapids are confident that
they will at once see the realization q
all their expectations, and all will hope
! that such will be the case. Journal press
The residence OF John Dix, at the
north end of Pine-st.. on the river bank
was destroyed by fire at, an early hour
on Wednesday morning. The fire bel
rang at halt past tour. and the bremen
turned out from their morning maps III
prompt order, at the OF the bell
A thousand feet CT hose was laid, bit
two lengths hurst-the pressure being
too great. The building IS 81 story-and.
a-half frame building with a wing. The
fire originated near the chimney, doubt.
less from che cook stove, which was be
ing used for getting breakfast. The
building was completely ruined-fire
breaking out a second tine. The loss
is about $500, insurance $40. At the
tame of the FIRE Mr.. Dix was away from
ONE, at work in the woods.
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interesting and True.