The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-08
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r. JAO'Conneli was called to4iLe-,
Sueur on Monday by the announce
ment OF the death OF his brother-in-law,
Daniel Courtner who at one was a
resident Of this city. Mrs. 'Courtner
died only few months since, and the
death other husband is severe blow
to the family. He was the husband of
one OF Mr.. O. Connell's twin sisters,
both ofwhom are now dead.
= A petition was filed in the probate
court this morning by Joseph Jenc, who
asks to be appointed administrator of
his brothers., John Jenc, Jr, estate.
The petition sets out that John Jenc
departed from this state in 1891 and al.
though diligent search has been made
for him he cannot be found. The estate
consists of personal pr operty to the
amount of 5000 and real estated valued
at $500. Under the law applicable to
such cases a man under the conditions
mentioned in the application is sup
posed to be dead. A hearing in the
matter will be had June 30.-Times. !.
sN@yg i Can get the finest den
YoO sistry of any kind June
10, II, 12iby DIR. Niven.
~ june ~ the Northern Pacifc viii
run an excursion from Morris, Mimi,
to Duluth arriving at Little Falls at
about ga. m. and Duluth 2 p. m. Re-
turning train will leave Duluth June
e18Eat b. m. Round trip fare $3.50
for adults and 81 .25 for children to 5
II years old. / would like all who
expect to- join this excursion to send
me their names as the number of
coaches furnished will depend upon
the number of prospective passengers.
81. ,ter:) ylYL j. W.. Ward, agent.
III To cure piles. strike at the root
that's the way. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
SalYe strikes at the rOot--it removes
the cause quickly and permanently.
Don't squander time and money in a
vain effort to remove the effect. so
!, ;' ~ Hanson & Emerson.
new bloodI is what conquered
Spain, and what you gan have to,cou-
anep the world, by using Beggs' Blood
Purifier and sBloed Maker 2 There is
no substitute. ,bWei keep zit u 3. Per-
kfns., a..od, ,,sblbsso ialrss.l4i
w. S.adDeak i c6u co. Will build q
b handsome szbrick slwars house this
season on the lots recently pure chased,
pf, the, siRfths estats. - The, building
Will have, y homage OF forty four feet.
andsa depth Of sixty feet, with baseta
menkunder all. It will be two stories
hghsd In av The ,rsg tResea grill BE- a
large watefo lse add itiQp accessible
Ifromsthe ansy In the rear. On the
south side q tRelve loot platform wi Il
run full Depth Of the building. The
prsseA watekouse wifi be moved upon.
TIE Ioss, bit Win be disconnected from
the the pew bpliAlaipg. .a5=sssa ,ssra .ict, ,.si
.roJ.si a. sSchear. of Sedaiiag y Mo-,
saaea his child from death by Group
byopaing One Minute Cough Cure.n 1t
cures coughs, colds, pnuemonia, Ia
grippe and all throat and lung
troubles. o2e 9.
bs1ao.s Hanson & Emerson.
sunday night between Il and y
O'Clock a. furious wind storm swept
that section of stearns county ada
cent to Melrose, Il was accompanied
by heavy rain and particulars OF
its, work are not easy to obtain. It is
known however that the storm was OF
suchviolence that it blew seven cattle
cars from the tracks of the Great
Northern at Melrose, and it also blew
into the mill pond there the wooden
footbridge which spans the pond not
far from the Great Northern offices.
The pond rose today by reason of the
heavy water fall and foated the
bridge down stream. q A great many
trees were. blown down about Melrose.
Out in the country the storm did some
damage but the only instance of which
particulars were obtained was In the
,destrucsion of the barn 40x100 feet in
SIZE kofo Herman Imdicke at Meier's
Gr6vem Outbuildings and barns are
known to have suffered in many cases
however. II ournal. Press. $50.