The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-01

Somebody fought valient fight;
Somebody lived to shield the right
Was that somebody you?
Wait for DIR. Niven. coming soon.
The harvester was right busy on
Sunday last.
A general clearing sale of ladies'
shoes at The Boston.
If you want an artistic photograph
60 to J. A. Johnson.
For real estate and low rates on
farm loans see ]. F. Cooper.
Regular services will be held on
Sunday next at Methodist church.
Coma, Mocha and .Java-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobey's.
Howard Bishop has removed to the
house recently vacated by e. E. Comp
ton on Pine-st.
Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeep-
ing and business practice at the Sank
Centre business college.
Work has been commenced on a
school house for a new district in Kan
dota near the residence of A. Fl. Hen
erickson.
We are making special cut prices on
a great many lots of shoes that he
want to close out before our fall stock
arrives-at The Boston.
Pone Lambs horse is quite dude.
1t wears pretty sunbonnet and seems
as proud of it as the average maid or
matron OF her Easter finery.
The First National bank has put in
two panels of bulls eye glass pavement
to admit light into the front of the
basement of the bank building.
Don't be imposed upon by quaok
"cure all" remedies. Mull's Pioneer
Cure for impure blood is a scientific
remedy. A dollar draft in each $1.00
guarantees cure. Csc.
Mat Brunseli and his force of work
men have been at Long Prairie for
several days laying cement walk.
There is considerable more work rea-
dy for them in this city.
P. A. Johnson built up a splendid
reputation and business as a fine
photographer, and his brother J. A.
Johnson, who succeeds him, is main
tanning it fully. Call at the Johnson
gallery.
Fred Connolly met with rather
painful but not serious accident while
at work in the new hotel building The
elevator which carried brick and NOR
ter to the workmen above was ascend.
ing and grazed his cheek, scraping fl
considerable cuticle.
w. M. Henderson attended the races
at Verndale last week. There was a
large attendance and good sport.
Mr.. Henderson's DR.. Duff took second
money in the free for all class and
Stephen l.. first money in the three
minute race. His horses are home
again and will remain unit! some time
in September.
Mrs. F. w. Parker has an orphan
chicken-or orphaned from it's birth.
She bought some eggs recently
warranted strictly fresh," and they
were doubtless fully up TO- the warrant
which she left in the house where the
sun could shine upon them with all its
intensity. The result was healthy,
peeping, snow white little chick, of
which she is making household pet.
Some fellow evidently under the in
fluence of liquor nearly scared the life
out of Mrs. Ed. Evans on Saturday
evening. About eleven O'Clock some
one walked around the house several
times, tried the rear door, which was
locked, and then he entered a. the
front door. She gave an alarm by
screaming and aroused the neighbors.
The fellow took to his heels. Officer
Allen assisted by several citizens
made thor ough search in the vicin-
ity, but failed to find anyone answer
ing the description.
Young Willis Dean has the agency
for Reeds patent rein supporter
which costs but twenty-five cents, and
is worth many times that amount. It
can be attached to any harness in a
moment, and will keep the relns up,
so that will not fall down and get
aught in the harness, and will not ad-
NIT to the reins getting under the
horses tail. They add to the comfort
and safety of driving, and are rather
an ornament then otherwise. They
are small 30 as not to disfigure the
harness. Willis will fit them on for
only Is cents.
j. H. Hartley has been visiting his
old home in New York and he finds
that in the rural districts the telephone
is settled institution and is no longer
a luxury but a necessity. Nearly ev-
cry farm house is in the system. There
is no doubt of it's value to the farming
community, and it will not be long be-