The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-04-18
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The Minneapolis Tribune OF Friday
says: Henry Keller, statesman from
Sank Center, 10 here. The senator 10
not worrying oyer.political trifes. II
is the bobsleds and the store fixtures
patented by him that are taking his
entire attention. The bobsled trade
during the past few years has not been
satisfactory TO any Of the manufact-
urers, due to lack OF snow in sections
of the west.
MAKE NO hnsTAKE.-The Long Dis
tance telephone leads all other means
of quick communication. The North.
western Telephone Exchange company
announces . reduction Of rates, through
and local, with copper metallic cir.
cults and high standard service for
which this company 10 noted.
Emmanuel Episoo pal church last
week received another very handsome
stained glass window. 1t is q giftfrom
the summer tourists who como to Alex
andria and attend that church. The
design has central figure OF the angel
guarding the cross and all about are
Easter lilies. 1t is symbolic OF the
resurrection. At the bottom Is the
inscription "Presented by the tour
lists. "-Alexsndria Post News.
The Rev. F. E. Alleyne of the Epis-
copal church, recently received as a
gift from Father Weber, the Evangel-
ist, a beautiful set of vestments. The
alb is of verv heavy fine linen elabor-
ately embroidered around the bottom.
There are three chasubles. One is a
very pale grayish blue silk poplin
with light blue velvet cross front and
back. Another Is of heavy white linen
beautifully embroidered in white; this
is really a splendid vestment. The
third is the most striking of the three,
being brocaded satin lined with red
silk and heavily embroidered in gold
thread. Mr.. Alleyne is very proud of
his gift as we'll he may be, considering
its value and the distinguished giver.
-Alexandria Post News.
VIM. Workman has sold his farm of
14O acres four miles north of town to
John Bucknel, of Spring Valley.
Consideration 50, $50 cash. Mr.. Buck
mel has resold it to John Pennie, who
will sell his large farm as soon as an
opportunity presents itself and move
Onto the Workman farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Workman will move to Willard.
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borgerding and
daughters, Misses Tillie and Katie,
returned from their California trip on
Tuesday last. They left here last
November, and though the winter was
passed in the Golden state, they visit
ed Salt Lake City, points in Washing
ton, Montana, Idaho, Nebraska and
other sections and the whole party re-
turn in the best of health and highly
pleased with their winters outing
Melrose Beacon.
Mrs. r. Adley has sold the Lake
House. The deal was closed on Mon
day through L. P. Bedding real estate
agency. The purchaser is Mr. Fred
Shake of Marshall, MIMI, father-in-
law of o. b. Patterson, of the cold
storage plant, and an old travelling
salesman. Mrs. Adley retains % feet
on the south side of the lots and
frontage of Sc feet on Main-st., at the
west corner, together with large
barn. The price paid was $4,000. Mr..
Shake expects to move into the house
and have it open to the public in about
two weeks.-Osakis Review.
In accordance with orders from the
postmaster general, domestic rates
now apply on matter mailed to and
from Cuba. The order reads: Post
masters are informed that on and
after April l, 1901, the United States
d Domestic rates OF postage aud classic.
cation shall apply to all mail matter
passing between the United States and
Cuba. Notices of this change should
be displayed in posi-offices and given
to the public press, when acceptable
as a news item.
The electric light plant has been in
operation nine months with the close
of February and in this short time
shows several hundred dollars on the
credit side of the ledger, figuring the
800 cords of wood and the other stock
on hand. When the village took hold
of the plant it was necessary to pur-
chase a large amount of stock to ex-
tend lines for new street lights and to
reach new districts of the village and
this is now in shape for new business
during the balance of the year. Four
additional street lights were put up
and eleven blocks of new wire and PIP