The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-11-23
LOCAL NOTES
Thanksgiving next week.

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Thanksgiving, next week.
Newsweet cider at Bishops.
More mud in the streets of the city
than at any time within year.
Clarence Engel killed a grey wolf
on Tuesday last about two miles east
of the city.
Ed. Evans has clapboarded his resi-
dence on Grove Lake-ave.
James Ingram Sr. has been Ill dur
ing the past week.
Downie's Big company will give a
free band concert at noon, November
25.
Charles Virgin and friend living
near Akeley, killed four deer and a
bob-cat.
Fred Kranz and his brother.in-law
succeeded ingetting one deer, in north
OF Walker.
Chase and SanbOrn coffees at Bish-
ops.
William Williams has been confined
to his room several days during the
past week. He is out again.
Shoe repairing neatly done at the
Model Shoe store.
S. P. Hansen shipped several car
loads of stock-cattle and hogs-dur-
ing the past week.
The street commissioner is filing
the unsightly hole on Oak-st., near the
school house.
Alex Jamieson's residence is in the
hands of The mechanics employed in
the interior finishings.
Sunday was a delightful day, fol-
lowed by drenching rain on Monday
"a repetition of the week previous.
The horse-shoers combination went
into effect on November Is, and prices
were advanced about twenty per cent.
Charles Pease, J. 81. Jenkins and
Geo. Engel returned on Monday from
q two weeks visit in the woods, with
two saddles of venison.
Robert McCracken, A. M. Stiles,
and David Cleveland were three of a
party which failed to get any deer in
the wordsworth OF Akeley.
Downie's Big company give con-
tinuous performance, no waits, no
long overtures. Tickets Is, IS and
so cents.
Some one left pocket book in the
First National Bank recently, con-
tanning a small sum of money. Own
err can have it by calling, proving
property and paying for this notice.
Going to build? The quality of
your hardware is a consideration.
For the best go to How Bros & Co.
Mrs. Frank Schwartzbauer, who
lives about five miles south of the city,
has been quite ill, but is now conval-
lescing.
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.
The flag on the Sank Centre house
was raised at half mast Immediately
upon the announcement by telegraph
of the death of Vice-President Hobart,
Tuesday forenoon.
The grandest success of the season
ssMy Uncle from MANILA" at the
Grand opera house on November 25.
Tickets Is, 35 and so cents.
Our Grey Eagle correspondent
Bncle Ned, transmits his news items
this week on birch bark. It is won
drously tough, light and delicat,
writing material.
The Knights of Pythias gave an
informal reception to the Messrs. In
gram, brothers of Gordon Ingram, on
Wednesday evening. A number of
ladieswere present.
H. B. Briggs of the Great Northern
general freight department, while in
the city on Tuesday received tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of his eldest daughter, who is taking
amusical course at the state university.
Typhoid fever is feared.
Ed. Quinn is critically ill with ty-
phoid fever at his home in Melrose.-
On Monday evening the worst was
feared, but there is an Improvement
noticeable.
Heretofore A. N. Fors5erg has kept
in stock, shoes for men and boys only.
He has added complete line of la
dies, misses and children's shoes of
the best makes. Call and see him be-
fore purchasing.
DIR. J. F. Hamilton attended dean
cry meeting of the Episcopal church at
ST. Cloud on Wednesday. Bishop and
Mrs. Morrison were present at the