The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-07
It thaws.

1t thaws.
DR.. J. A. Dubois went to St. Paul,
on Wednesday.
J. A. Pendergast of Grey Eagle, was
in the city on Wednesday, en- route to
Morris.
f. f. Fletcher, state agent for the
American Insu: ance Co., of Newark,
N. j., was in the city on Wednesday.
L. M. Bunnell is in the city.
The Gradatim club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon next, with Mrs.
L. J. Mullen.
Maud M. Bixby has been transferred
from St. Paul to Emmets burg, Iowa,
as manager of the Western Union Tel
egraph office. Her many friends con-
graduate her upon this merited pro-
motion.
Miss Marion Kasson, an expert
nurse who came up from St. Paul to
take care of the late Mrs. Ingram, is a
friend of Mrs. Frank Perry. After a
brief visit here she went to Alexandria,
where she formerly resided, to visit
her parents.
Mesdames Brooks and Kluge will
serge coffee in behalf of the Congrega-
tional church on Friday afternoon of
this week, at the residence of H. E
! Brooks, Main-st., North.
P. Lamb has removed his Office to
the Whipple building oyer the post
ot1lce into fine room specially fit
ted up for him. The rooms are bright
and pleasant, and admirably adapted
to his business. He makes formal an
nouncement of his business in the
HERALD this week, to which special
attention is invited.
One evening last week J. F. Martin,
who lives on the old Woods farm in
Bangor, discovered his barn on fire
about an hour after he had left it, and
was unable to save any of the con-
tents. Five horses, a quantity of hay
and grain, several sets of harness and
a flock OF chickens, turkeys and geese
were burned with the barn; and un-
fortunately, Mr.. Martin had not a
cent of insurance.
The moving of the creamery from
Brooten to point near the town line
Of North Fork and Lake George was
successfully accomplished on Monday.
1t was moved northeast about six
miles. The building was divided into
two parts, each part put on sleds and
drawn by twenty teams. The new
creamery organization is composed of
practical farmers who have given the
matter care and attention, and there
is little doubt of it's success.
Sheriff Maynard of Long Prairie,
and John Buss of West Union, were
in the city on Wednesday.
\ he good quality and aroma
Of RI @lobo, 4oc, and
Ga Gfema Sc cigars, please
the smokers, ask for them.
Miss Maude Van Camp came up
from Sank Centre last Friday after
noon to attend the Firemen's ball and
also to visit T. M. Wilson and family.
Mrs. Wilson has been sick for several
days past and Miss Van Camp has
been in charge of Miss Carrie Will
sons room in the village school while
the latter takes care of her mother
Long Prairie Argus.
If you have farm for sale, list it
with one, or not more than two, ac-
credited real estate agents who make
the sale of land business. You will
get more money for your farm and
find quicker sale. Leaving it with a
half-dozen people with little or no
knowledge of the business defeats,
too often, any sale at all. The real
estate men are. receiving enquiries
constantly from people DESTROYS of
purchasing, and are prepared to give
you good service.
EOIey'S Honey and Tar
for children, safe, sure. No Cpisfes.