The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-01-21


West Side Bank oil st. Paul, now closed.
has secured the position Of book-keeper
in the great commission house Of c. c.
Emerson. St. Paul.
Ask to see our2 yards wide linen dam
ask At Blicd's.
II the parties of the public schools, and
the taxpayers generally would take oc-
scas,on to visit the school building they
would be impressed with the Importance
of increased Accommodations.
Ralph Schwiegerol Glenwood. young
er brother OF Ortin Schwieger, was mar
ried Jan. 18th to Miss Pearl Smith of
Lake Mills, Iowa. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF the bride.
A. 5. Thompson, the genial represen-
tatiyes Of the Ward, Bushnell Co.. agri-
cultural implement manufactures, for
merly of this city, has recently trans
fered head quarters from Ottuwa, Iowa
TO Waterloo, in the same state.
New turkey red table damask. just in
At Blied's.
There is gratifying increase of loyal
ity to home enterprise sho wn in the un-
usual demand made for home made ci-
CARS. by the smokers OF this citv. But,
then, they can't get any better goods
for the money anyway.
Hanson & Emerson have purchased Of
R. T. Greene & Co., their enormous
stock of wall paper, which they have
added TO their comprehensive assort-
ment. This gives the firm the finest and
largest stock OF paper ever offered IN this
city.
For values. yuality, and low prices
call at Blied's.
The Woman's Gradatim Club, will
meet with Mrs. R. J. O'Connell on Wed.
nesday p. m. Ian, ~. subjsct, Paris.co :
sisting OF Louvre and Gutenberg.
French Artists, French Academy and
Ferdinand de Lesseps.
menced with a strong north wind, last
ing over Sunday. Trains were some
what delayed but managed to get on
time on Monday. The Park Rapids
train being the exception, it was two
and half hours late.
All boys and girls are going to use The
Sank Centre High School Tablet-5c at
Hanson & Emerson's.
representative joseph Kraker, Of the
house committee on Banks and Banking
has introduced a bill to reduced the max
imin, legal rate OF interest to eight per
cent. Such reduction 10 inevitabl
whether it be made at this session OF
congress, or one in the near fature.
Capt. L. E. Coe, who has been COM
fined to his house for couple of week 8,
is greatly improved. in health. and able
TO he out again. Dads" genial face
and brusque voice-the face is the better
index of his heart-have been sorely
missed, and will be warmly welcomed
back TO his accustomed place.
An Official circular isssed bv the Or aat
Northern railroad announces the ap-
pointment of Peter L. Clarity to the Sup
Inteniency of the Willmar division. This
promotion is not only a fitting recogni-
ton of long devoted and efficient ser vice
but is very gratifying to his scores of
friends in this city.
Auditor Dunn has placed the HERALD
under obligations for copy OF his 5ien-
ial report. which differs from the. ave-
rage of like publications. 1t has all the
Statistical Information usually found in
pertunctory and necessary reports, but
in addition there is whole lot of perth
nent matter cinched in vigorous, red
headed English that is refreshing and
pertinent.
A personal letter from rev. I. "A. Wo cd
formerly pastor of the Congres ational
church OF this city city, brings the graf
flying intelligence that he and his fami-
lv IRE pleasantly located at R1dgefield,
H., pleasant village less than fifty
miles from Chicago. His is the only
church IN the village, and he is among a
congenial people, ENJOYING life-and no
man on earth has higher claim to hap.
piness.
The calendar indicates that one half
the winter season is gone, and our wood
pile is still far below high water mark.
Now, the HERALD has had halt score
or more of promises from deliquents to
replenish the wood pile in liquidation of
Indebtedness. In fact, it has promises
to burn-but the melancholy fact is that
promises, as fuel, are not good pot
boilers. Hustle in your wood before
the spring shooting claims your atten-
ton,
The new landlords. Straight & Pynch
took possession of the Sank Centre Houss
on Wednesday. 1t is their purpose to put
the house in first class condition by the plen-
tffui use of paper and kalsomine and the
table will be furnished with all reasonable
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