The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-10

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House on Friday evening of next week,
A freight car was derailed in the
yard of the Little Falls and Dakota
road on Tuesday, while the train crew
was switching.
S. P. Hansen went down to Meier
Grove and brought back load of
furs and pelts, a large number OF
skunk skins in the lot.
1t will be Lincoln memorial day at
the Congregational Church next Sun
Morning subject 1.-THE Call of
Mathew; special services in the even
ing.
The Minneapolis Brewing Company
has enlarged it's warehouse in this
city by building an Independent office.
Eighty tons of ice will be packed by
the company at once.
A. A. Lincoln will vacate his home
which he sold to Alex Tully, about
April 1st. 1t is his purpose to remain
in the city through the summer-but
may remove to Minneapolis in the fall.
A mistake was made in the date of
the Hallingdancer and Hardanger
violinist concert to be given at the
Grand Opera House next week. 1t will
be held on Friday evening, February
18th.
| The bond of Lucas Kells as assignee
of Andrew J. Smith for $3.50, 600 has
been approved by Judge Searle. The
bondsmen were Alexander Moore,
Fred B. Rowe. Lyman Kells and w.
D. Townsend
The result of the municipal election
which was not held on Tuesday was
telegraphed to Willis How by a half
score of his friends. Hearty congrat-
ulations were expressed that not a
single vote was cast against him.
J. H. Newborn, M. D., of Whitetield,
one of the foremost doctors in the In
dian Territory writes: 81 have recon-
mended and sold Beggs' Blood Purifier
for the past five years and am pleased
to say it has no equal in any blood
medicine that Ihave used.-For sale by
J. B. Perkins.
Alex Tully has purchased the A. A.
Lincoln house, first door next of his
present residence, and will occupy it
May 1st. The house he now occupies
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
N. b Baldwin. Mr.. Tully will make
some changes before occupation, and
will then have one of the cosiest
homes in the city.
A dose of shot-not the largest size,
but just right to make fine seive of
their anatomy-is what some of the
peeping Toms who prowl about private
houses in the evenings, looking into
windows not only deserve, but will get.
There have been a number of COM
plants of like character.
c. w. Irwin, proprietor of the Gem
Restaurant, has removed to the Hills
dale building, recently vacated by M.
E. Guyon, on Main Street. Mr.. Irwin
has built up very fine reputation up
on genuine merit and that, too, under
adverse conditions. His present &C
commodat will be nicely fitted up,
and he will give the city excellent
restaurant service.
Are you looking for something
especially new in black goods? A
glance at our new Lizard cloths, Mat
telasse's Armures, Pierola cloths etc.,
will convince you you need look no
farther than Mel Blied's; gingham for
dresses promises to be doubly popular
this year. You will indzephyor dress
ginghams in plain colors, stripes,
checks, and plaids, at Mel Blied's.
No. 3, the west bound through train
from St. Paul, will leave that city at
1:2O p. M, arriving here at 5: 25 p. M,
instead of 500. No. 4, the east bound
through train will arrive at 2: 40 p. M,
instead of 9:45 am, arriving at St.
Paul at $40 p. m. This will necessi-
tate change in the present eastward
bound afternoon train, but it's time is
not yet announced. The changes will
go into effect on Sunday next.
Mel. Scherffius packed fifty pounds
of flour to Melrose and back the other
day, just for fun. He made the trip,
taking the railroad track to it, in two
hours and a quarter, and the return
trip. after a short rest, in two hours
and three-quarters. He suffered very
little inconvenience from the round
trip. He has been practicing for his
proposed trip to the gold region O
the Klondike for some time, and his
muscles are as hard as bone. He viii
leave with party of four-not thu
Verndale crowd, but q more compac
company-about February 10Th, go
ing to Stewart River. It is on tn
Canadian side of the boundary line
: and very promising field.
!. Good span of heavy horses TO
q woods wanted. Inquire of Jno. Batch
. T.