The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-10-31
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Your moneys worth or ten to twenty
times as much at Alden's Jewelry
Grab Sale, November and 9.
| Mrs. Cornelia Lieble has sold her
farm of 120 acres, just south of Getty
Grove, to Joseph Weber of Osakis,
for $31.25 per acres. The improve
ments in the way of buildings are only
fair. Mr.. Weber will take possession
on December l.
The Episcopal ladies sold goods to
the amount of $27O at their rummage
sale, while the ladies of the Congre-
gational church the week before
slightly exceeded that amount.
| WANTED-Twenty five men to chop
cordwood. Work all winter.
| KELLER MANUFACTURING Co.
Cotter's candy kitchen invites your
inspection.
On Friday evening the Lady Mac
ca bees were entertained at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Refreshments
were served to which the ladies did
justice ard when they departed for
home each felt that the evening had
: been pleasantly spent.
Hogan & Minnette sold for Messrs
Jacob and Hansen their farm of 24O
acres in Grey Eagle to Patrick Joyce
of Chippiwa County, MINI. for $500.
Mr.. Joyce will take possession immed-
lately.
Maurice Mahanna has gone to
North Dakota to take charge of
| threshing machine for James Ingram.
Ed. Buck returned last week from a
visit to the Turtle Mountaiu country
in North Dakota. He is favorably
impressed with that region.
Everything perfectly fresh, fine and
pure at Cotter's candy kitchen. Mr..
Cotter makes all his candies, and he
is master of the business.
BY reason of the breaking of the
wrist pin on the engine of the mill
company the mill and electric light
plant was shut down on Tuesday. A
new pin was ordered from the factory
at Milwaukee, and an expert work
man with an extensive kit of tools,
was sent to put it in. The pin had to
be set by hydraulic pressure, and the
tools necessary for the work weigh
1000 pounds, and were shipped in by
express. The work is being done to-
day and it is probable it will be COM
pleted in time for lighting the city
this evening. There was a tremen-
dous demand for lamps, candles and
whatever would furnish light'sufficient
to admit of doing business during the
suspension of the electric plant. It is
just such unavoidable accidents as
this which emphasize the the value oil
our splendid electric light service,
Cotter's candy kitchen opens on
Friday of this week with complete
assortment of fresh pretty pure home
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body relishes and may be eaten in
perfect confidence.
The government announces the date
| of opening two rural free deliveries
one northward through West Union,
| to Little Sank, Kandota, and the
northerly part OF Sank Centre, the
| other through the southerly part OF
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Shirests bridge and up the river road,
commencing on January l, 1902.
James B. Hendryx has been appointed
carrier for the northerly route and
A. E. Lyman for the southern route,
with Irving Carr as substitute. The
routes are each about twenty five
miles long and will be made daily
except Sundays.
John P. Stevens has moved to
Willard.
| M. Garrity was in the city during
the week buying cattle for the West
Superior market.
Hanson & Whipple shipped a
carload of hogs on Wednesday.
Horace Alden spent Sunday in ST.
Cloud.
Thunder and tightening, hail and
rain on Monday afternoon and eve
ming, was the worst ever experienced
in the latter days of April-is the
record of the weather.
The Ladies, Musical club win NEE,
with Mrs. Miner at 4 p. III. on Wed
nesday next.
Oscar Nelson, who has been al
Hunter, N. D., for nearly ten years
has returned to Fargo.
Cole Younger, who has figured be-
fore the people of the state 80 extern
sively during the past twenty-five
years, and who was recently parole6
from the state prison, was in the city
Miss Blanch VanCamp is the guest
of friends in Willard.
Join Mahanna ia charging and
improving his house east Of the city.
In the second series of sermons or
the Pilgrams Progress, at the Congre.
gatiOnal church on Sunday evenings
the subject on next Sunday will be-
"Doubt"-and '"Tbe Key Of Promise
or "Neighbor Number Two"
The Gradatim Club will meet with
l MIRA Oliver R00har an w>6pos6o u