The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-10-24
County and Nearby News.
Items of More or Less Interest
From Exchanges.

Independent. Itappears that Mr.. and
Mrs. Hev. Bottirg, of that place. were
on their way to Minneapolis, accom-
panied by their two twin babies. The
mother left the in care of the
father and stepped onto the train.
The father meet a friend and as the
train pulled out stepped onto the
smoker, leaving the twins in the depot
The pair did not met until Wadena
was reached and explanations follow
ed. In the meantime Agent Brown
was doing the nurse act at the Akeley
station.
A new counterfeit ten dollar note
has been discovered by the secret SER
vice agents in New York. It is a very
poor specimen of workmanship. The
bill is printed by the photolithograph-
ic process on two pieces of Japan It's
sue. 1t bears the check letter B. with
plate number indistinct andshas on it's
face the portrait of Webster. The
inks are of poor color and the note is
calculated to deceive no one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoeschew of
Melrose, have returned from an ex-
tended trip to Europe. They were
abroad over three months.
The three-year-old daughter of P.
ho
miles from Ronneby, was fatally burn
ed on Thursday dying within an hour
after the accident. Mr.. Anderson was
engaged in burning the brush from a
clearing and the little girl was playing
about the bon-fres. Her dress was
in some way ignited and before her
father could reach her she was fatally
burned.-Times.
James Victory, the harvest hand
who was found alongside the Great
Northern track near GAINESVILLE sew
eral weeks ago with five bullet holes in
his head, is dead at his home in Wah-
peton. He was taken there shortly
after he was found and it was thought
that he would recover. The men who
did the shooting first robbed their vic
tim.-Times.
Mitchell Burton, one of Melrose's
prominent merchants, will remove to
Albany.
Messrs. C. L. Peterson, J. L.
Adams, P. P. Johnson, j. LETTERS and
w. A. Siminton went to Willard
Thursday to assist in giving Alexan
der Alexander Masonic burial.
Thirty-four carriages followed the re-
mains from the residence of James Car.
penter to the church at Willard, where
Rev. Brecount of Sank Centre
preached beautiful funeral sermon,
in which he dwelt upon the Importance
and value of happy earthly homes,
passing naturally to consideration of
the eternal heavenly home.-Press.
Melrose will hold city election in
November 5. Two aldermen at large.
one alderman from eaoh ward, a
treasurer and a justice of the peace
from each ward will be elected.
M. l.. Butler sold his farm of 1874
acres in Westport township few days
ago to Chas. Marion for $4,000. to
give possession within ten days, and
came to Glenwood to look for house.
He found nothing suitable for rent.
but last week he bought the Jennison
property near the Northern Pacific
depot for $500, and Mr.. Butler got a
good bargain. Mr.. Headberg has
now disposed of his Glenwood inter-
ests and expects to 60 elsewhere.
Glenwood Press.
No need Of worrying abont pain now
that Mull's Lightning Pain Killer can
be had. Kills pain instantly. Is cents.
The October term of the district
court for Todd county is in session
this week, Judge Baxter presiding.
Key. +. T. Savage, superintendent
and active manager of the Children's
Home Society of Minnesota spent
Sunday and Monday in the city. He
delis cred brief address on the scope
and purpose of the society at the Metho.
dist church in the evening.
Don't trihe with your Kidneys. If
they're net performing their proper
functions. take Mull's Pioneer Kidney
Cure. Dollar draft in each 81. 90 box
guarantees cure. Is cents.
A physician is about to locate at
Willard, SO the Enterprise reports.
His name is DR.. Mckenzie from Chat
field. Fillmore county. He is a gradu-
ate of the McGill university of Mont
real, Canada, and comes highly re-
commended, so that paper states.