The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-10
LOCAL NOTES
At Bishops.

Fresh made taffy At Bishops.
Mel. Billed reioices over a new foo
in his store.
&. p. Hansen shipped a car load o
hogs to st. Paul on Friday.
The first crow of the season cawet
his melodious cav on Sunday.
= New lace embroideries, an endles.
assortment, just received at Dahlem's
Lamps that cannot fail to satisfy
the neweststyles, at VIM. SCHERFFIUS'
The Shoes of drills should be KEEP
sharp to insure light draft and perfect
work.
You are invited to call and examine
the elegant line of crockery at D.
Cleveland & Co.'S.
Ladies ready made Dress Skirts,
prices range from 81. 81 to Sc. 100, at A.
Dahlem's.
Little Allie Taylor has been quite
ill during the past week, but shows
marked Improvement at present.
w. o. P. Hilsdale is considering
the matter of lighting the Boston store
with acetylene gas. 1t is splendid
illuminant.
Sweet young girls often develop into
listless, worn out women Mothers
should give their loved ones Rocky
Mountain Tea, Nature s remedy.
A school election for the purpose of
electing two members of the board to
succeed Lucas Kells and DR.. f. j..
Lewis. will occur on the last Saturday
of this month.
A small surprise party at the home
of James A. Norris was the occasion
of considerable enjoyment for tie
younger members of the family on
last Friday evening.
Potatoes have been in great demand
the past week: S. P. Hansen shipped a
car load and L. S. Bishop purchased
car load for H.. j. Cortner of Gray
Eagle, which was shipped to st. Paul.
Fl. J. Watt of Bathgate, son-in-law
of Chan Harmon, who was bu rned out
recently, will rebuild his store two
stories 5OxSO feet. He was In the
Twin cities last week purchasing a
stock Of goods.
August Priebe met with severe and
painful accident recently, which laid
him up for week and from which ne
is Just recovering. He stepped off the
train to the ground, wrenching his
foot in a manner that caused it and
his leg to swell badly, depriving him
of the use of it. He is now walking
the aid of a strong cane.
Abram jacob, father of the jacob
boys, celebrated the 18th anniversary
of his birth few days since, inviting
in few friends to his home in Gales.
burg. He is as hale and hearty as ne
was thirty years ago, and thoroughly
enioys life. He will spend sometime
here during the coming summer.
Mrs. Eben, who lives just south
west of the city, met with distressing
accident a few days since which be
came quite serious in its effects. Sh'
fell in fainting fit, her forehead
striking upon a sharp point, which
penetrated the outer table OF the skull
Inflammation and erysipeias involv
ing the greater portion OF the face en-
sued. She is improving.
Sunday morning a youngster, al
parently about fifteen years old, un
loaded himself from an incoming
freight and shook himself free OF the
srain dust, took his bearings ant
proceeded to take in the town. On ri
way down he met Jack irwin, to whom
he confided the intelligence that h
was on his way to K!ondike, his start
ing . ace being Minneapolis. Jacl
inquired about his outfit had nom
aud wanted to know if he couldn'
sshold him up" for a breakfast. 81
got the breakfast and an extra pair Q
Overalls which he cut off to make fl
and got back in time to catch the trail
Just moving out toward the gold-seek
ers' paradise.
Z. I