The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-11-30
Eighth grade.
They Remember Sank Centre.

Under the title of a Woman who can
Shoot, the Minneapolis Journal of
Saturday evening had long article
relative to Mrs. w. P. Shattuck, she
who attended the tournament here last
summer. Speaking of her experiences
during the season she said:
The tournament at Wadena fol-
lowed, but was not in her usual luck
until the close of the second day, when
she missed but four out OF forty-five.
Canton, S. D.; Crookston, Mimi; and
Sank Centre, Mimi, followed. AT the
latter place, the visiting shooters were
shown special courtesy, and a concert,
reception, blackboard party and fishing
party were arranged for-them.
The Academy and business college
offer various courses of study and
does thorough work. Many of it's
graduates and undergraduates are
now filing lucrative positions.
: For SALE-A flock of Light Brahma
chickens best bred stock in the coun-
ty. For sale cheap by Albert Kluge,
at Dean & Co.'S.
Henry Grundman of Pella, Iowa,
came up to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother, brothers and sisters. He
is engaged in shipping cattle to the
Chicago market. He says stock Of
all kinds is high, and choice steers are
in active demand. It takes great
deal more money to handle cattle than
it did two years ago, but the bust
ness is far better than it was then.
Heretofore A. N. Fors5erg has kept
in stock, shoes for men and boys only.
He has added a complete line of la
dies, misses and children's shoes of
the best makes. Call and see him be-
fore purchasing.
It is with sincere regret that the HER
AID learns that w. G. Andrew, the
well-known travelling man, who has
made Sank Centre regularly for more
than twenty years, was seriously and
perhaps fatally injured at Grand
Forks on Monday night. While rid
ing bicycle hecollidedwith ateam and
received internal injuries. It is hoped
the extent of the injuries are over
stated. Mr.. Andrew lost his wife only
fortnight since.
Fresh roasted peanuts, warm from
the roaster, at C. W. Johnson's.
The Ell Globo cigar is made of old
crop of Havana tobacco. now very
scarce in market and far superior to
he new crop. If you wont a perfect
smoke try the Ell Globo. I
DR.. Dubois left on Wednesday for
Greenwich, Conn, whittier his wife
and children went two months ago,
and he will be absent from Sank Gen.
tire fully six months. Greenwich is
but thirty miles from New York City,
and it is the purpose of the doctor to
spend the greater part of the winter in
special professional study. His de
parture is regretted by all. He has a
large clientage who will deplore his
departure. The doctor has been q
prominent factor in the social life Of
the city, and his general presence will
be missed.
To make room for our holiday
goods, we will close out jackets and
capes at lowest possible prices; no old
style or inferiorgoods, they are broken
lots and odd sizes at prices that will
please you. Mel. Billed.
During the past two weeks there has
been wandering about through the agri-
cultural districts south of the city, in
Getty, Lake George and Raymond, a
man about forty-five years old. who is
clearly demented. He sleeps in barns
and stables, and will approach a
house for food, aud when it is set be-
fore him he is as apt to leave it and
run as to eat it. John Dimond went
down on Tuesday to get him, but he
could not find any trace OF him, al
though he had been seen by a number
of persons the day before.
Broken lots in ladies'. mems and
children's underwear to be closed out
at greatly reduced prices. Mel. Billed.
Arthur the twelve-year-old son of
Mrs. P. w. Johnson, was seriously
injured on Saturday last while play
ing about the cars in the Great North
ern yard. A.number Of lads OF his
age are in the habit of catching upon
the slowly moving freight cars as they
are switched about the yard. Young
johnson held onto the side ladder ~un-
til the cars were under considerable
speed and in alighting he was thrown
violently to the ground. His head
was cut and bruised and his face dis
figured. The services of physician
were requisite to patch him up. It is
wonder he was not more seriously
hurt. Some lad will get killed by
playing about moving cars yet; and no
one will be at fault except the victim.