The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-03-12

SuppoFtcu Dy me company OF a-tlStS,
worthy of the famous violinist.
In spite of two big attractions else
where the great Remenyi did not suffer
last niL hit. The audience was large and
rapturous. Every number was eucored
and some of them doublv. But when
Remenyi came forth to play Ernest's
"Fantasie from Othello," there was a
roar of applause, aud the gifted man
reiished it. Asanen core he played Schu-
bert's "Serenade" in way that made
that hackneyed air seem new. Then
Remenyi rendered Chopin's "Ccral Noe
turne" till his violin sounded like a
church organ.-Los Angeles Herald.
B.W. How and Mrs. c. F. How re-
turned on Thursday last from three
weeks visit to the south. They spent a
greater portion of the time at New Or
leans. While in Chicago, on the way
south, Mr.. How was fortunate enough
to hear Theodore Roosevelt of New York
deliver an eulogy on Abraham Lincoln,
which was. very fine. In New Orleans
they met Mrs, Ted Spitz, and when Mr..
How came to paw his hotel bill the
clerk commenced to enquire about Sank
Centre people, calling many OF them bv
name. In explanation, he said his name
was Owens and that at one time he was
clerk In the store OF A. II. Petit. Willis
thinks the world is not so very large
after all.
All persons who desire any particular
book purchased for the public library,
will please drop card or slip of paper
In the box provided for that purpose IN
the library upon which is plainly writ
ten the title of the book, the name of its
author, the publisher and the price. or
fpossible. The request for such purchase
may or may not be complied with by
the board, but will be gwen respectful
and thoughtful consideration. The
board will have considerable money at
its disposal for purchasing books in a
short time, and lists mus. be prepared
at once.
We have received beautiful ilIustrat-
ed catalogue from The Jewell Nursery
Co. of Lake City, Minnesota. the oldest
and largest nursery IN the Northwest
Their catalogue is very complete, con
tanning full descriptions, instructions
for planting. pruning and are-of stock
They also enclose list of collections o.
flowers and bedding plants that are
cheap enough to be in the reach of every
one. They also grow seed corn and seed
potatoes, comprising the latest and best
varieties, Their references are A I
Read their ad. in another column anG
mention this paper when writing them
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Now that VIM. E. Lee has announced
that he will be candidate for governor
his friends will push his claims to the
front and ask that he be given the sup
port he so richly deserves. He can &C
before convention with the Sixth district
delegation behind him besides many Of
the southern counties of the state. As
Mr.. Lees strength is always increased
in convention there is reason to believe
that he will be nominated with but little
trouble and opposirion.-Cloquet Pine
Knot.
William e. Lee. the late superintend-
emit ofthe state reformatory at st. Cloud,
has officially declared his intcntiou OF
running for governor. This move on
the part of Mr.. Lee, is open and above
board and meets the general approba-
ton of all his friends in this section oil
the state. He is a good, honest capable
gentleman, with clean record and
would make most excellent governor
I-Melrose Beacon.
w H Boorman and his son M A Boor-