The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-04

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was closed down for a little more than TWEEN
ty-four hours. All winter long the mill has
been running on iull time on local orders,
and has done fine business. 1t has shipped
carload after carload OF ground feed to near
by points in addition to its -four and effal. In
fact it has not been able to meet the local
demand for bran, and has shipped in large
qualities of it to supply trade.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Du Bots enter
tanned half hundred of their friends
most delightfully."- on Tuesday evening
last. A delicious supper was followed
by progressive cinch. AS was to be
expected, w. O. P. Hilsdale took the
prize, and it was beauty-of it's kind.
1t was one of the occasions where
everybody was happy in making others
happy and everybody succeeded. 1t
takes just such royal entertainers to
place a social gathering on its best
metal.
Considerable apprehension was felt
for the safety OF Miss Bessie Taylor,
who sailed on the Servia, leaving New
York on Saturday, February Goth.
On Sunday and Monday the coast was
swept by the most violent storms known
for years, and vast amount of dam
age. to shipping insued. Last; Sun
days paper, however, announced the
safe arrival of the Servia at Queens
town, after a trip of seven days, and
her troops of friends. ,heave a deep
sigh of relief, -.
For many years Harper'se tWeekly has
held high place as a. record Of the vital af-
fairs of the world, as periodical of genuine
literary quality, and as medium of out
spoken, unbiased and expert opinion on every
subject of public Importance. Without losing
in vigor it has of late assumed an even finer
quality as literature. Its contributors in
clude such writers as Carl Schurz, Henry
James, Mary E. Wilkins, and w. D. How
ellis, and among its pictorial features are the
admirable political cartoons of w. A. Rogers
| continuing the feature that has in the past
exerted an influence now historical, and illus
trations by w. T. Smedley, T. de Thulstrup,
Peter Newell, A. B. Frost, and others of
conspicuous merit.
Bishop Morrison, of this northern
Minnesota Jurisdiction, preached his
first sermon in the missionary district
at Duluth Sunday morning. His SUBJ
ject was Faith and Obedience. The
bishop will visit the ranges, the reser-
| vations, and then the several portions
of the district. The News Tribune, of
Duluth, says of him: Bishop Morri-
son is forcible speaker. His voice
is strong and resonant, and his into
| nations impressive. He speaks entirely
without the aid of notes and possesses
an easy yet strong style of delivery
which never permits the attention of
his hearers to wander from the sub
ject of his discourse.
The cigar factory of A. Mansell,
Meinder & Co., has removed, from
Third-st., to the rooms on Main-st.,
formerly occupied by w. B Brooks, as
photograph gallery. The factory
keeps five hands steadily employed,
and enjoys trade which is remarkable
considering that the factory has only
been in operation on y seven months.
1t has all it can do to keep up with it's
orders and the great bulk of them is
by mail. Their goods may be found
from Winona on the South to Bis
mark on the Northwest, and every
where their goods are growing in pop
ularity. Merit Wins-and no better
cigars for the money can be purchased.