The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-05-09
Good wheat weather.

Notice OF the death Of Madame Haw-
ley, viii be found on the second page.
i Ladies' fancy belts with dip buckles,
at The Boston.
/ Some of the farmers are pasturing
down their wheat, at present.
/ Sash and neck ribbons in latest
styles at The Boston.
The Todd county term of district
court lasted but two days.
| N. D. Barker has moved into the
Fred Williams house on Oak-st.
| Chas. McGregor was in town ON
Monday, the guest of his brother,
William.
The genial and eloquent Charlie
Haupt Of Fergus Falls, was in town on
Wednesday,. .''e.". .".--=.
Miss Mayberry has just received the
very latest things in millinery-street
hats and trimmings. ,'% s.--'a
E. L. Newell is laying a cement
walk on Seventh-st., from the Thorn
ason to the Ingram corner.
| The Stage case. reference to which
| was made last week, has been decided
by the State Board of Charities. Blue
| Earth county is chargeable with his
| support. ..
Martin J. Hedin of Minneapolis, as
si-tant superintendent of the Metro
p"litan Life Insurance Co., was in
t 'wn last week the guest of his uncle,
E. L. Hedin.
John Peschek has just received
letter from his son Win. at Williston.
N. z. He says the stock is doing well
plenty of pasturage, and everything
is prospecting.
Miss L. Belle Gates, graduate of
our high school, and for a number of
years resident of this city, was mar
ried during the past week to a Mr..
| Williams of St. Paul.
r. Fairchild, who lives on the Mel
rose road, has just put in fifteen acres
Of fodder torn. Other farmers have
largely increased their area, and more
of them will do so this season.
Christ Marskusen Of Kenyon, Mimi.
who has purchased the Hedin stock of
boots and shoes, is a hustler. He has
had mercantile experience, and will
bring it to bear in business here
Read his advertisement elsewhere in
this paper.
| John Tarish. graduate of our high
school. who has recently completed a
very thorough course of engineering
in the State university, was in the city
during the past week. He has gone
to Butte, Mont, to accept a desirable
place there.
Mayor Hogan received a letter on
| Monday from his father, a resident OF
Prince Edwards Island, calling at
| tention to fact that it was written on
the eighty-sixth anniversary of his
birth, and that he had spent the day
l LII ooIhS dO1C-UOulcu ldrIu WOrh.
Court next week F. E. Minnette will
have charge of the grand jury, nearly
! all of our attorneys will attend. S.
D. Jardine, Tom Lynch, and Chas.
kortan will attend as jurors. The
| Rundell case will be tried, and C. M.
Boss will be the complaining witness.
Fiesler & McNeice have just put in
a beautiful soda fountain, one of the
daintiest creations for the purpose i'm
| aginable. 1t is finished in onyx,
| largely white and light shades and
| tlnts, trimmed with silver plate. 1t
has provisions for ten syrups and two
| mineral waters.
| The Central Minnesota Telephone
company has received a carload of
poles to be used in stringing a wire
from this city to Willard. This will
form connecting link with this system
| westward, as a line is already in use
from Willard to Glenwood, where it
meets the system along the 500 road.
| A man named Hcrrig purchased
carload of fine horses here last week
for the Midway horse market. He
paid good prices for good animals. In
the lot were c.. A, Emerson's driving
horse, fine horse sold by F. B>Rowe
the bay delivery horse of Tobey Bros.
i and a number of superior animals
picked up among the farmers. And
there are many more left.
Mr., and Mrs. Milo Bradley of West
Salem, Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Brady of Estherville, Iowa,
/ are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Fl.
s. Doty and their brother, Daniel
Bradley. Mrs. Deyo is daughter of
Milo Bradley, and her parents have
divided their time with her during