The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-02-04

JuQ80 O0drlo u4b 6u6tdlu0Q the Qo-
murrer in the case. OF Judge Wilcox
VS.. Alexander Moore and others. The
defendants demurred to the complaint
of the Judge on the ground that the
resolutions, upon which the case was
based, were not libelous. The Judge
may appeal.
L. M. Bnnnell has added new pop
ular branch of industry to his already
popular line of goods. It is a chewing
gum which is not equalled in the mar
ket. He has dubbed it ''chewit, y and
the label says, ''chew chewit and you
will always chew it, 1t is good goods
chew chewit.
Strait & PINCH of the Sank Centre
House are making a speciality of Sun
day dinners. They gave an elegant
spread last Sunday that was highly
appreciated by their guests. Take
your Sunday dinner at the Sank Cen
tire House, and yon will smile all the
rest of the week.
The United Workman had the plea
sure of delivering to Mrs. Charles
Parker draft for $1,000 in just thirty
five days from the time of Mr.. Parker s
death, without cost or abatement to
the amount of single cent The
Workmen do what they profess to do,
insure the lives of their members.
The HERALD Office has just added
very largely to it's assortment of letter
heads, noteheads, envelopes, state
ments, card boards-in fact all lines
of stock for commercial work, and
carries a complete line of fine station
airy. If you have any printing to be
done bring or send your orders to the
HERALD.
If the amounts appropriated by the
City Council for relief of the poor is
an Indication of the situation in the
city, and no better, perhaps, can be
afforded, then is Sank Centre in COM
Portable conditions. During the month
of January but two dollars. were ex-
pended on that account, and that was
for medical attendance.
o. D. Wheeler was in the city over
Sunday. He had a rather tedious
experience last Week-snowed in for
three days at Big Stone. He said that
a recent letter from his wife indicates
that she is improving very rapidly
in health, having gained sixteen
pounds thus far this winter. She will
not return until spring is thoroughly
settled.
Frank J. Long, a brakeman whose
residence is at ST. Cloud, was run over
and killed at Milaca, while on duty.
He ran ahead of the train to turn a
switch, and fell in front of the engine.
He lived but few minutes. He leaves
wife and nine children. His life was
insured for $1,000. He was an exemplary
man and had scores of warm friends
among his fellow employees.
On Monday arguments upon a de
murrer to thecomplaint Of Judge Will
cox against members of the city coun.
Gil, was argued before Judge Searle in
ST. Cloud andtaken under advisement
The demurrer is made upon statutory
grounds, alleging that the facts sci
f/,,.4}, ~ not oopct;+1,ta n oouCo IF o.
tior. D. W. Bruckart appeared fol
Judge Wilcox and D. T. Calhoun fol
the several defendants.
Bishop Morrison of New York, who
was recently elected bishop of the new
ly formed pi5copal diocese of North
ern Minnesota was consecrated at AL
Saints Cathedral, in Albany, N. Y,
on Tuesday. He will arrive in Duluth
about the 21st or 22d of February to
assume his new duties. Sank Centre
within the jurisdiction of the new
bishop, who may be expected to visit
his city some time this spring.
Sank Centre will soon lose one oil
her most popular and highly esteemed
citizt ms, in the person of Ed. J. Harri.
son, who will soon return to Mime
apolis. Mr.. Harrison has been res
ident of this city for nearly twenty
years, and during that time has won
the regard and confidence of all class
es of the community, and there are few
men now resident here whose depart
ure would be more regretted.
The members of the Baptist church
have decided to give concert in the
near future. The best talent in the
city have generously rendered their
services and a nice program has been
prepared. The date will be made in a
few days.. and every one should buy a
ticket. They have taken this means
to try and raise q part of the money
for their Indebtedness, and with lit
tie kindly assistance from the citizens
their efforts will prove successful.
Tickets will soon be on sale at 25 and
Is cents, and those buying tickets can
be assured of their moneys worth.
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