The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-01-03

and rings.
Miss Cora Simmons OF Minneapo-
lis, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Henry Lyman,
Everything in the jewelry line at
Mel. Scherfdus's.
Miss Minnie Hansen, who has been
teaching in Beltrami county this fall,
returned home on Thursday last.
John Tiber, one of the prominent
and successful farmers of the southern
part of Raymond, had severe para.
lytic stroke on Monday, and the wors,
lis feared.
Geo. Fish came up on Monday, and
left for Fergus Falls at midnight,
Mrs. Fish is under medical treatment
in Minneapolis.
Look &C the line of cut glass and sill
yerware at Mel. Scherffius's.
Bert VanCamp has been spending
his vacation visiting friends in ST.
Cloud and Little Falls. He returned
here on Monday and will remain until
Saturday.
600 boxes of choice Idaho apples just
received at L. $. Bishop Cos.
William RAIN of Minneapolis, spent
a couple of days in the city this week.
He is on the road for the Deere &
Weber Co., selling goods in South
Dakota.
fyou would make perfect butter,
use a Ds Laval cream separator.
How Bros. & Co. will show you now
they work and explain the advantages.
On Monday evening the mercury hit
20 degrees below zero pretty hard, and
on Tuesday morning it was a half
dozen degrees warmer.
Money to loan vl farms-Please get
any rates and terms if you want a
Farm Loan. CHAS. A MORSE.
AL the Roman Catholic churches
midnight meetings were held on Non
day night, and high mass was cele-
brated with the incoming century.
Mrs. II. J. Work and children re-
turned on Monday from visit with
St. Cloud friends. They are living in
the Sam Simonton house. Mr.. Work
is conductor on the Great Northern
branch. --a,s. -..-s s
Great reduction sale of children's
hoods from 10 cents up. Cothlow g.
Co. ... esSg
Assist. Supt. Bowen of the ST. Cloud
& Fergus Falls division of the Great
Northern, will with the new year
assume the duties of the position of
superintendent of the Terminals div.
ision of the Great Northern at Mime
apolis. Supt. Clarity, will be trans
ferred to position at the head of the
lakes. - Ns.,.... <."s
Those Idaho box apples at Bishops
are beauties. ~
Carl Nhitcomb ofIAlexandria, was
a guest of James B. Hendryx over
New Years. ..,..5
Wedding and communion wreaths
and boquets at Miss Mayberry's
Millinery store. -
At the Methodist church the watch
meeting on Monday night was very
we'll attended, and the services were
of q solemn character. 1t was a
union meeting, the Congregationalists
and Baptists joining with their Metho-
dts friends.
Hair switches made to order and
satisfaction guaranteed. Miss May
berry's store.
Miss Laura Thomson has been visit
ing friends in Long Prairie. On Mon
day she was taken very severity ill, and
appendicitis was feared. She was
brought ZONE, and it 10 now believed
that the supposed disease will be d.
verted. She 10 very ill. however.
How Bros. & Co. sold an Alpha De
Laval separator to the West Union
cheese factory last week, to take the
place OF their oil separator which had
become disabled. 1t is splendid ma
chine, costing $500, and is strictly ell
right in every way.
Grin Schwieger, was home for
Christmas. He has been representing
Wyman, Partridge & Co, of Mime
apolis in South Dakota and Nebraska,
where he has had unusual success for
a new man. Mining and stock raising
are the chief industries in his terri
tory.-Glenwood Press.
Hon. W.. F. Donohue is spending
the glad Christmastide at home, and it
will go hard with the first man who pos
sesses nerve enough to greet him with
FLOWS your arm, " when he does get
out again. Mr.. Eonohue thinks there
are some things almost as bad as
smallpox. -Melrose Beacon.
Cothlow & Co. are closing out
their fall street hats at less than cost
walking hats worth 81 90 at 25 cents.
The Great Northern coal sheds at