The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-08

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| DR.. Niven at Sank Centre from
noon of August IA, until noon OF Au
| gust Is.
! L. s. Bishop Co., received q car
load Of Missouri water melons OF
Monday last.
| 1t will pay you to see P. Lamb, !
you want loan on your farm and gel
his liberal terms.
I Camp Careless at Birch Lake wa
broken up on Friday, the member
.returning to the city.
The cement walk along the ives
front of the L. L. Fisher property OF
Main-st., il completed.
Kill that pain with Mull's Lightning
Pain Killer. It's free from opiates ant
poisons. Guaranteed, 25c.
Mel Scherffius has just received {
large assortment OF solid gold rings
suitable for wedding rings.
The family of Hon. Thomas Jones
numbers five membership and Mrs
Jones, two daughters and q son.
/ have received large assortment
of clocks of various styles and prices.
Call and see them. Mel Scherffius.
Gunther Hillerud has taken q lease
of the pretty new residence just COM
pleted by Josiah Cooper on Elm-st.
The best horses, the best carriages
the best stable and the best prices-all
these at McGregor Bros. livery stable.
Ladies going east are invited to in
spect Miss Mayberry's new stock OF
modish felts, the popular tourist wear.
Remember the fall term Of the Man
kato Commercial college opens Sept.
3. Beautiful catalogues sent free on
application.
The city has removed the hydrant at
the Hanson corner on Main and Sec
ond-st., it was directly on the line OF
the cross walk. IT,. -
It's not necessary to suffer the mar
tyrdom of female weakness. Mull's
Pioneer Cure for female complaint Is
safe and sure. A dollar draft in each
81 box guarantees it. -
Henry Stenernagel OF Ceder Lake,
says that he has finished stacking,
and thinks he has fair crop of wheat.
His corn looks well but needs rain.
Mrs. William Peacock Of Osakis,
died at her home on Tuesday of last
week. She was born in Loaf Valley,
Douglas county. in 1876, and married
in 1899. .... -.
The Osakis Farmers Elevator COM
pany did not operate last year but a
very short time. They lost $500 in
the two preceding years and will 60
out OF business.
N. o. Strommen, who has been buy
lug wheat during the past year for
the Minneapolis and Nor thern Eleva-
tor Co., has removed to Halsted,
MINI. His former home. He will buy
for the company there.
Alex. Beaudreau has been driving
through the country west Of town and
says the fax crop has been very seri-
ously injured by the hot weather. The
plant seemed to have been checked in
growth and the weeds are overlapping
It. ~.
r. Yates has purchased the
standing timber on the Mcclure land
In Melrose, and will cut it for market.
He will run two saw mills and convert
the heavy oak into car timber. He
expects to employ almost twenty-five
hands all winter.
The condition OF our business streets
by reason of loose paper and like lit
ter, is a disgrace. Some means
should be taken to prohibit and pre-
vent depositing such unsig htly stuff In
the streets. Anticipating ordinance
is also demanded.
The HERALD has made arrangements
to interview Hon. Thomas Jones,
and will print next week interesting
details concerning the jones family
and their now house. A number Of
prominent Sank Centre citizens are
conspicuous figures in the interview.
Hugh r. Jones Of Unity, says that
the potatoes seemed to have been bad
ly checked in growth by the hot wealth
or. They were then just beginning to
"set," and while not killed their
growth was badly retarded. He was
in town on Tuesday and reports a
brisk shower that morning in the vi
cinity of Unity.
Just north OF Jacob II. Botz's place
in Getty there is break in the north
and south road for eighty rods, the
main highway bearing diagonally on
the west toward Getty Grove. For a
long time there has been track
across this triangle on the east, but
it has been closed, diyerting the ira
vel a considerable distance. The