The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-08-10
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On his way back from Meier Grow
on Sunday last, Max frisco wa
thrown from buggy and sustained
several cuts and bruises.
Cards are out for the wedding of w
Allen Barto and Miss Lucy Reii
which will occur on Thursday of mex
week. Both are well-knowp anG
highly esteemed residents of this city
| Warren Weeks of Ashley, met with
a painful accident recently. While al
work at his harvester the needle came
over and caught the index finger OF
his hand at the second joint, almost
severing it. The finger had to be
amputated.
E. L. Newell, who has laid the CO.
ment sidewalks in this city, has COM
pleted his large contract at Water
town, S. D., and is in the city. He
has a good deal of work in sight here.
| All of his work has proved thoroughly
satisfactory.
Ladies, do not overlook our annual
clearance sale in the drygoods depart
ment. Choice bargains during the
month. Albert Dahlem.
There was notable gathering at
Meier Grove on Sunday last. The
occasion was the celebration of the
telephone line from Melrose to Meier
Grove. There were a thousand per-
sons present, and several speeches
were made. Sank Centre had several
representatives present. In the even
ing there was display of fire works.
O'Neil & Son, the firm which has
just completed the sewer, will be busy
during the next two weeks in making
connections with the sewers. The
First National Bank is the first on
Main-st. to make use of the sewer.
Big bargains in shoes. Clearance
sale of all tan shoes this month. Look
over our stock it will be to your adj
vantage. A. Dahlem.
Out the Westport way, Alex Beau
dreu and Budd Winslow said on Mon
day that the wheat was fair. although
considerable of it had crinkled down.
They agreed in the estimate of about
three-fourths of an average crop.
The State Game Warden. Mr.. Beut
ner, is bending every energy to the
protection of the prairie chicken until
the opening of the season on Septem-
Der l. To that end he has appointed a
large number of local wardens
throughout the state, who will make a
specially of preventing illicit shooting
and to punish the offenders. Frank
Carr of this cityis the warden for this
vicinity: .
Sam. Meagher sustained, a serious
accident at White Rock, s. D. last
week while on his way to the depot,
Mr.. Meagher passed close beside the
railroad track where workmen were
! unloading bridge timDers from car.
One of the timbers flew beyond con-
troll of the men and struck the unfor-
! tunat pedestrian on the head. He
, was rendered unconscious for half
an hour but when the letter was writ
ten he was resting comfortably. Lat
ter an examination was had and it
was found that no bones were broken.
J. G. Schank has complete set of
harnesses-light and heavy. Call and
examine them, prices are right.
Letters and kilograms are pouring in
upon Henry Keller daily for, and re-
garding his new thresher. His re-
spouse to them all is that there are
| none upon the market this season.
The few that he has on hand will be
used in experimenting with every con-
ceivable condition, and wherever any
feature short of perfection is deve-
| loped, there Improvement will be
made. He is at work now on several
| little matters of detail, and a year
hence he will have upon the market
, the finest thresher for general use
that can be found on earth.
Charles A. Johnson left for Mime
apolis on Tuesday morning. He will
spend week in the twin cities then he
will go to New Richland, where he has
accepted the position as principal of
the schools at that place. This will
be gratifying news to his hosts of
friends here and elsewhere. That he
will fill the position in satisfactory
manner is not to be questioned. He is
. bright young man, endowed with all
the necessary qualifications to make
him successful in any business he
may enter. The school board of New
Richland is to be congratulated.
Mr.. johnson is a graduate of the
Sank Centre school and also OF the
State University.