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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

Bargains too numerous to describe
in ladies' shoes at The Boston.
P. Lamb represents some of the
strongest insurance companies in the
United States and can give you in
surance that insures at reasonable
rates.
II you want to go somewhere get a
good team and an easy carriage, and
that is what McGregor Bros. will let
you have.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
DIED..

OLSON-In this city on FRIDAY even
ing, July IL, 1901, Bette Nelson.
wife of Martin Oleson, aged % years.
Deceased had been a sufferer from
the dread disease, consumption, a little
more than year, borne with patience
and resignation. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
son were married in Sweden on May
1900, and Immediately thereafter re-
turned to this country, both having
previously resided here. The funeral
was held on Saturday, interment be-
ing at Glenwood cemetery. In his
bereavement Mr.. Oleson has universal
sympathy.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

This is money-saving PROPOSE.
ton. We can furnish you with
footwear of style and durability at
saving of from Csc to soc on ev'
cry purchase.
ssThe Model" So. so shoe for men
has all the style, fit and quality OF
any good IS shoe.
The s'Sorosis' $3.50 shoe for wo.
men-none better at any price.
Our 80 so shoe is without an
equal at the price.
Our workingmen's shoes at $l.25,
$3.50 and $1.75 are worth Csc a
pair more.
Yours for bargains,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
Slight Injury Proves Serious.

Oscar, oldest son of Peter Fridland.
is suffering from blood poisoning, the
result of an injury to his leg.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
Teachers Examinations.

County Superintendent Of Schools
Weber has been notified that the ex-
aminations for teachers will be held in
the county August 5, 8 and 7 this year.
Examinations will be conducted SIM
ultaneously at st. Cloud, Sank Centre
and New Paynesyille with probably
one or two other points in the county.
As many of the certificates now in
effect will expire this autumn. it is ex-
pected that there will be large atten-
dence of teachers. Applicants for Sec
ond grade certificates will attend on
the 9Th and 9th and those trying for
first grade certificates will remain
over for the last day of the examina-
ton.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
A Sheriff In Trouble,

Sheriff Erickson of Brainerd, is in
trouble. Geo. Wolfe, of Motley, was
sentenced to three months in the
Brainerd jail at recent term of the
United States court for timber tres
pass. Wolf is a prominent citizen OF
that section and the sheriff is said to
have virtually paroIled him. At least
he allowed him to go about the streets
of Brainerd pretty much as he pleased
and the United States authorities were
not long in discovering what was GO
ing on. A deputy marshall took
Wolfe to St. Paul to serve his SEN
tence, while the sheriff was summoned
before Judge Lochren and fined s7a for
contempt.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
Died of Blood r
Joining.

Mrs. A. M. Johnson hose nome
is in Todd county, abo seven miles
from this city, died at o'clock on
Tuesday morning at hospital in St.
Cloud, Of blood poisoning. She leaves
a babe but three weeks old. She was
% years of age. The funeral was held
Yesterday at Little Falls.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

You are always sure of fair and
honorable treatment IL you do bust
ness with p. Lamb.
Coma, Mocha and Java.-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobey's.
Innumerable bargains in ladies'
shoes at The Boston.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

Innumerable bargains in ladies
shoes at The Boston.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

You will save money by buying your
shoes at The Boston.
If you have farm for sale or rent
list it with p. Lamb.
McGregor Bros. not only keep a first
class livery stable, but their prices are
right.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
C. N. Railroad improvements,

G. N. Railroad improvements.
General Superintend F. E. Ward,
Assistant Superintendent +. M. Gruber
and Division Superintend r. w. Bry-
an. of the Great Northern railway,
made tour of inspection in their
special car over the branch line from
Sank Centre to Cass Lake one day
last week. An immense amount of
work, such as filling in bad grades
and leveling the road bed, has beer
ordered, and when these improve
ments are completed much heayier
engines will be run on the branch.
Since the road was built through to
Cass Lake the volumn of freight bust
LESS has been increased to such an
extent that light engines cannot do the
work.
It is said the Little Sank hill will be
cut down to some extent. 1t this work
is to be done of the hill, says the Long
Prairie Leader, it would indicate that
the heretofore talked of cutoff from
Round Priarie to Melrose has been
given up. The company would not be
apt to gravel between Sank Centre and
Round Prairie and cut down the Little
Sank nflf If It some day expected to
abandon that part of the road in faver
of the above mentioned cutoff.
L. e. Barto writes fire insurance.
All kinds of bargains in shoes at
The Boston.
See J. e. Cooper for low rates and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

The machinery of the ST. Cloud
Crushed Granite company's plant has
been installed and the first granite
crushing plant is in operation. For
starter the plant will be run to capa-
city of live carloads per day. The first
shipment viii. be of grf e dust and
will go to st. Paul for manufacture
of granolythic sidewa The plant
will turn out several gg of granite
dust and crushed stone is believed
that market can read be secured
for an output that will the plant
in constant operation pes
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

THE BEST MONEY WILL BUY d
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in your possession you eau come di-
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to the best advantage.
Our Paints, Oils, Yarnishes,
Brushes and Painters Supplies
are of the highest quality and those
contemplating Frightening things IN
or figuring on contract will make no
mistake in their use. Our prices are
worth considering.
FIESLER g. McNEICE.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
New Granite Crushing Plant.

exclusive property.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

Clinch. Wade sends hard left to jaw
and, feinting with left, sends hard right
to head. Wade sends right and left to
head and right and left to body and
head. Oglesby sends left to head. Clinch.
Wade lands left on nose. Wade has
changed his tactics and is playing a
waiting game for chance at the jaw.
Round 16-Wade gets away from left
jab and hooks left to jaw. Oglesby
blocks right to body. Wade sends two
hard lefts to head. He feints with right
and lands light left on head. Clinch.
Wade sends right and left to jaw, and
misses another right for jaw. Oglesby
swings right for head and misses. Wade
is more confident.
Round Invade sends right to body
and hard left to jaw. Clinch. Qglesby
lands three quick jabs on the nose He
misses right swing for the head. Wade
sends right to body and Oglesby misses
left for body. Wade misses a right for
head but lands hard left on jaw. They
mix it up without damage. Wade puts
light right to jaw and hard right
to body. Oglesby sends hard left ia
body. He is getting desperate.
hound 1s--Wade sends right to body.
Both feint for head and clinch. Wade
lduuS d TlSut u DOuy ludl pulS OSlcSUy
against the ropes. Exchange light rights
to body. Wade sends right to body and
gets left on body in return. Wade
misses right swing and then sends right
to head. Oglesby misses left swing for
body and Wade sends right to head
Clinch. Wade puts left jab on nose and
gets a left on Jaw in return. Oglesby
again lands light on jaw. Clinch.
Round 19-Wade sends right to jaw
and gets light left upper-cut from
Oglesby. Wade sends right to jaw and
: gets Oglesby's left on jaw. Wade misses
a right to body and then puts it hard
over the heart. Wade floors Oglesby with
right and left to jaw. Wade sends right
| to body hard. and then puts the righ,
on head. He winds up the round with
| a hard jab on the nose.
Round 20-Oglesby lands left on head
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for head and counters lightly on jaw
Exchange light rights to head. Wade
misses right for head and sends right to
body. hard. Oglesby misses right and
left swings for head.
Round 11-They exchange hard rights
on body. Wade sends right and left to
body: gets left jab in face in return.
Wade misses right and left for head and
sends right over heart. hard. Again the
right twice finds the body. lightly. Ogles-
by misses left swing for body.
Round 12-Oglesby misses left for head
and again fails. Wade misses left for
body. Oglesby lands light left on face.
Wade sends light left to face and right
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to head. Oglesby rushes and is met
by left on head. Clinch. They exchange
blows on body. Wade sends left to head
and jabs face with right and left. Forces
Oglesby to the ropes as gong sounds.
Round 13-Wade ducks left swing and
sends right and left twice to head. Lands
right on nose and then sends right to
body. Wade feints right for body and
lands left on nose. He sends hard right
to Jaw and they clinch. Exchange light
lefts to face and clinch. Oglesby sends
right to jaw and then to head. Clinch.
Wade lands right on body.
Round 14-Wade misses right for body
and Oglesby misses left for head. Clinch.
Wade sends hard left to head and gets
left on body in return. Wade lands on
body twice and left on Jaw. Again he
lands right on body and left on jaw and
sends Oglesby to the ropes. Wade lands
left to body. 1t is plain that Wade is
laying for a knockout over the heart.
Round Invade misses right for head
and Oglesby lands left to head, hard.
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He appears all in. Wade sends left to
body and right to head and misses O
right for body. He sends right to Jaw
and they clinch. Wade lands left jab
on chin and they clinch. There is noth-
ing to it but Wade now. He sends left
to jaw. right to body, left to head. left
to head again. right to body and left
to head. They clinch. Wade sends right
to head, then left and right to head and
lands left on nose. It looked as though
there could be nothing but Wade de-
cision. but Referee Kessler ordered ana
other round.
Round 21-Wade opens with right to
jaw. He then sends right and left to
jaw and rushes Oglesby to the ropes.
Wade sends an upper cut to chin and
lands hard right on jaw. He then sends
left to jaw and Oglesby goes down. Wade
blocks left for head and they clinchs
Wade sends right to head at the sound
Of the gong.
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lands left to body. They clinch. Ogles-
by sends light left to face. Wade swings
a vicious right and Oglesby sprints.
Wade sends left to body and Oglesby
again sprints. Oglesby feints and puts
left on head. Wade misses right for
body and lands right on head. Clinch.
Wade blocks right for head at the gong.
Round Wade feints with right anu
Oglesby sprints. Wade misses left
swing. Clinch. Wade lands light on
body. Follows it with a hard one in
the same spot Wade lands two sting
ers over the heart with his right Clinch.
Wade blocks right and left leads for
head. Clinch. Wade sends right to
head. Oglesby slips. Oglesby sends left
to head as gong sounds.
Round 8-Wade ducks left swing and
sends right to heart, hard. Wade misses
left swing and Oglesby sprints. Ogles-
by breaks ground from feints. Wade
.. sends left to jaw. Wade lands left on
jaw and right on body, hard. Again
his right lands hard on the body. Ogles-
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
Shamrock II Closely Observed by All
Passing Craft-Lipton Expected
Tnroorrow
(By Associated Press.) }

(By Associated Press.)
New York, Aug. 20.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton is expected to arrive here Wednes-
day. In the meantime Shamrock II. will
be got into trim for trial.
The Upton fleet, five vessels strong, at
tracts a great deal of attention from all
passing craft and from those on shore.
The steam yacht Erin is the flagship
and she is anchored furthermost to the
south. Next to her comes the tender
Porto Rico, then the tug James A. Law
renee and then the racing yacht.
The latest addition is a 40-foot launch
named the Dufferin, with which errands
to the shore are to be made. The moor
ings for the yachts inside tn 'horse-
shoe" have been laid and the fleet will
probably go down there tomorrow.
The Spalding, st. Lawrence company
Of Igdensburg has shipped to the Sham
rock several hollow spruce spars There
are four club topsail spars, ranging in
length from 45 to 66 feet and a spinnaker
pole 70 feet long. This is the largest
hollow spruce spar ever made.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

by jabs face twice. Clinch. Wade
blocks left to head and they clinch.
Round 9-Wade feints with left and
lands right on head. Wade sends light
left to head and gets right on body in
return. Exchange light rights to head.
Wade ducks left swing and gets left
on jaw. Wade sends right to body and
Oglesby ducks left swing. Wade lands
hard right over heart and Oglesby
sprints. Wade sends left and right to
head and they clinch.
Round 10-Oglesby sends left to face
and misses right swing for head. He
ducks left swing and they clinch. Wade
misses left and right swings. Clinch.
Wade sends right to body, blocks a right
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

victory already won. while at the same
time he laid himself liable to receiving
a chance blow, that might have de-
feated him and rendered all his excel
lent work as naught.
oglesby Worthy Foeman.
In Oglesby, Wade met a foeman
worthy of his Steel The Helena lad was
always in the game and always eager
for the fray. He boxed cleverly, used
his feet to perfection and landed often.
His blows, however. lacked that steam
so essential to results. After the third
round, Oglesby realized that he was not
facing the Wade of yore and that he
had plenty of work cut out for him,
but he never lost confidence in himself
or his ability and fought with a deter
mination and grit that made him at once
popular.
He showed good judgment in keeping
away from Wade as much as possible in
the last rounds and he did that without
once showing any yellow" To sum up
tie whole affair in few words. it might
be said that Oglesby was defeated by a
man who is his superior.
Two Good Preliminaries.
Prior to the main event of the evening
two first class preliminaries were put
on. The first was between Jimmy Ken
nard. the "St. Paul Kid" and Jimmy Nc
| Donald of San Francisco and was a six
round CO. Kennard, who recently issued
a sweeping challenge that did not
bar Wade or Oglesby, was defeated. He
| put up game front but was not in the
hunt with the Frisco bov.
The second preliminary furnished a
hof g
of San Francisco and Copy" King of
Denver, and while it was not as fast
as the preceding bout. was more clever
exhibition. Willis was outweighed and
outboxed and it was no surprise when
he was sent to the floor in minutes
and II seconds of the sixth round. He
was all right after the count and Show
ed no i'll effects from the blow that gave
him his cuietus.
They Enter the Ring.
There was only slight delay after
the second preliminary, and promptly
at 1880 o'clock Wade entered the ring,
! accompanied by Nose, Jack and Loui-
| LaFontise and Young" Thomas, his Sec
onds. Five minutes later Oglesby was in
his corner. With him We're Jim Bryan,
| AL Trodick and Ed Beadle, as seconds.
|
weighed Wade 12S pounds, and Oglesby
| 126 pounds. Kerr Beadle was announced
/ as timekeeper for Oglesby, Harry Mona
| han for Wade. and DR.. Ironsides for the
| club.
George Kessler was agreed on as the
| referee and he announced that the con-
| test would be 20 rounds to decision.
and that if, at the conclusion of the Goth
round he was unable to render a deci-
sion he would order additional rounds
| until able to do so. 1t was the concensus
| of opinion that Kessler could have de-
! cided the bout at the end of the Goth
| round, but knowing how much there was
| at stake. and wishing to satisfy every
| one and at the same time give the Hell
ena aggregation a run for their money
| the referee ordered another round.
oglesby Slight Favorite.
When the men came to the center OF
the ring for instruction. Oglesby ap-
peared the favorite. His hackers had
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

on body. He repeats the performance e
and Wade slips but does not 60 down
They are sparring when the round
closes.
Round 5--Wade swings right and
Oglesby ducks. Wade rushes and they
clinch. Wade is forcing matters and
sends right to jaw. and Oglesby goes
down: not hurt. Wade sends right and
left to body and head. He ducks lead To-
head and misses a right swing for head,
Oglesby lands left on body. Wade sends
light right and left to head. Sparrins
at the gong.
Round 6-Wade opens with a left TO
jaw. Oglesby breaks ground and then
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but Oglesby ducks. Wade rushes but
Oglesby breaks ground and gets away.
They spar and clinch. Wade swings left
and Oglesby ducks. They clinch and the
gong sounds.
Round 3-Wade lands light left to jaW.
Oglesby rushes and clinches to avoidtleft
swing for head. Wade ducks left drive
and Oglesby backs from right swing
for body. Oglesby ducks right and left
swings for head. Wade blocks right
and then a left swing for head. Wade
lands right on jaw as the gong sounds
Round 4-They spar and Oglesby ducks
a right swing. Wade lands right on
body and they clinch. Wade feints and
they clinch. Oglesby lands light left
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

plenty of money and it was freely Of
fered, finding several takers but not
enough to cover it. Wade had plenty
of friends but they We're waiting for
odds that never came. Instead in the
18th round Wade money was offered $50
to S1O0 and had no takers. The bout by
rounds follows: 81,
The Contest by Rounds.
Round 1-Oglesby lands left OH jaw.
They spar carefully. Oglesby rushes and
sends left and right to head. They mix
it uD about even and clinch. Oglesby
swings left and Wade ducks. They
clinch. Ogesby leads right for head and
Wade blocks cleverly. They spar and
Oglesby misses right for head. Clinch.
They are sparring when the round closes.
Round 2-They spar for an openingsaId
Oglesby lands light left on head. More
sparring and Wade sends right to jaw,
light. Oglesby goes down from swing
around the neck: no damage. They spar
and ~Oglesby breaks ground. Wade feints
with the right and swings left for heart,
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

kid" Oglesby of Helena, heralded as
the undefeated champion of Montana,
last night suffered defeat at the hands
of Jack Wade of Salt Lake, before a
crowd of more than 1000. in the arena of
the Butte Athletic club. Wade by reason
of his victory becomes the lightweight
champion of the state and wins the
championship cup and liberal purse.
Wade's victory came after y rounds
of the fastest. hardest and yet cleanest
boxing seen in Butte for years. 1t was
a great exhibition of the manly art of
self defense. by two of the most clever
boxers in the state and unstinted credit
is due Wade for his defeat of a man
who once got a decision over him and
who on another occasion boxed him 20
rounds to draw. Wade handled him.
self perfectly. He was in the pink of
condition. used his head as well as his
hands and feet and showed himself to
be a ring general of no mean ability
He landed often and hard. ducked and
blocked cleverly an went at his man at
all times with that confidence which is
born in men of his caliber.
Wade Always Confident.
At no time did Wade waver. Not once
did he show that the possibility of de-
feat had crept into his mind. He was
facing the rival of his career, the man
whom he had declared he would defeat
before he left the state and with the
opportunity to make good. or forever
hold his peace. he went in and won a
decisive victory, which no one could
question.
Even at the end Of the Goth round,
when Referee George Kessler. nervous
for fear that he would not give entire
satisfaction, ordered another round,
Wade showed the stuff that is in him
by going after Oglesby and clinching a
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

cree can say that it was we'll Wade.
Cholly-I didn't expect anything as
rank as that: but I'll treat; let's have
FerrellS Key Vests.
red Tommy-You amt different from
Oglesby; he did not expect anything
like that either. Come, have Nick
erbein on me.
The gentlemen passed on to the rear
department where the e. b. k. having
heard the invitation was ready, and
greeted the twain with,
"All set, gentlemen"
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
AIMED AT AUTOMOBILE RACES
Prof. Agassiz and Others Of Newport
Want Fast Driving Of Autos
prohibited

Newport, R. l., Aug. 20.-The police
commissioners. at a special meeting.
have taken final action on the PROPOSE
tion of Prof. Agassiz and others, who
had suggested that the board enforce the
laws of the city and state against the
fast driving of automobiles. The prop.
osition was aimed at the races to be
held by the Automobile Racing associ.
alton. of which w. X. Vanderbilt. Jr.,
is president.
The city solicitor, whose advice had
been asked in the matter. said the COM
mission had no power to stop the races,
but could arrest and fine any one who
exceeded the legal rate of 10 miles an
hour.
The association looks upon this as a
victory and will proceed with their plans,
taking chances of being arrested.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
Attention, Hunters

Great hunting resort at H. Wetmore's
ranch at the Red Rock Lakes. All kinds
of feathered game. Boats and board
reasonable. Twenty-Five miles from
Monida, on the o. S. L. Stage runs every
day. Write for particulars.
H. WDTMORE. Lakeview. Mont.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
Americans to Play Tennis Abroad.
(By Associated Press.)

Newport, r. l., Aug. 20.-Beals Wright
and w. J. Clothier, two Of the strongest
American lawn tennis players, are plan-
ming trip to England this season. The
plan is to go over Immediately after the
tournament here this week ends, prob-
ably sailing next Saturday from New
York and spending a few weeks abroad
playing in the big autumn tournaments
in England.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
Knocked Out by Jack 0'Brien.
fpu Accoc}ofo6 D, acc

London, Aug. 20.-Jack O'Brien. the
Philadelphia pugilist, knocked out Dido
Plumb of London. in the sixth round. of
a 14-round contest. at Newcastle. last
night. winning the 154-pound champion
ship and purse of $3.50.
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OGLEsBY's STATEMENT.

have no excuse to offer. I was
beaten. l was in fine condition,
but never boxed more miserably.
After the fifth round I could not
do nothing with my right. I do
not know what was wrong. 1t
simply would not work. Wade is
certainly clever and hard boxer.
He deserves credit and l give it
to him.
kid" OGLESBY.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20

More Than 5000 Persons Witness the
Bout-Wade Confident Throughout
Referee Unable to Render
Decision at End of Twen-
tieth Round Orders
Another.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
OVERHEARD AT
FRED FER
RELL'S.

Cholly-Were you
at the fight last
night?
Tired Tommy
Yes, and it was a
hot go from prelim-
mary to finiss.
Cholly-What did
YOU think of the de-
cision in the last
event?
Tired Tommy
n tninl- thn raf
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-20
or TIME BUFFALO
TICKETS.

The Oregon Short Il ,e will sell round
.rip tickets to Buffalo S64.50, good for
return sixty day. On sale first and
third Tuesdays each month. City
ticket office los North Main ST.. Butta.
Mont.