The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-11
LOCAL NOTES
JULY IL. 1901.
Considerable rye is being cut.

Considerable rye is being cut.
The potato bug is in evidence, but
not Obstructive. -
A general clearing OF ladies' shoes
at The Boston.
The farmers are making hay, and the
crop is fairly good.
Francis L. Nickerson has beer
granted pension of Sl2 month.
James Connolly is preparing to re-
move the front Of the old livery stable
on the Sank Centre House lot-the par
he added to it when he was in business
there.
Alexander Moore has erected mas
save red granite family monument II
Greenwood cemetery, the work OF the
Arnold Granite Co. 1t is only one Of
the score of handsome monuments
placed by this concern in the Sauh
Centre cemeteries.
II. A. pimond and family were in
Gray Eagle on Sunday.
The city is doing some grading on
Seventh and Pine-sts. and vicinity.
Coma, Mocha and Java-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobey's.
A state factory inspector visited
Sank Centre on an inspection tour
this week.
A medicine company is giving per-
formances in a tent on the ball
grounds this week. =
The Grand Opera house has not only
q fine cement sidewalk along its west
front, but the entire area in front OF
the building has cement platform,
with cement steps to the main entrance.
1t sprinkles a little daily, but very
little water falls.
Bargains too numerous to describe
in ladies' shoes at The Boston.
Horse stealing seems to be the pre-
vailing crime just at present. Now
that the horse thief bounty is small
there is less disposition to pursue the
thieves as stenuously as formerly.
William E. Fitzgerald, manager oil
the Milwaukee Dry Dock Company,
and director of the American ShiI
Building Company of Milwaukee, two
concerns in which the Davidson estate
is interested, was instantly killed at
his suburban home near Milwaukee.
He had a gas machine in his cellar
which did not work satisfactorily, and
he went with lamp to investigate the
matter. An explosion ensued SO
violent as to kill him and strip his
body of clothing. He was but Al years
of age. He was close personal friend
of T. D. Davidson of this city.
The time of the Great Northern flyer
westward has been changed from 1915
p. m. to 1910 p. m. The eastward
bound train time has not been
changed.
Innumerable bargains in ladies
shoes at The Boston.
See that vanish? What was it?
Mulls Lightning Pain Killer after
pain. Knocked it instantly.
Sank Centre turned out in force at
Osakis on the Fourth of July, and had
a good time. The Osakis ball club
outplayed the Sank Centre boys, win
ming a very pretty game ID to IL. 1t
rained part of the time, but altogeth-
err our people had long day of good
sport.
Two months tuition free to all who
enter the Mankato College,, before
September 3. Write for catalogue.
Hair switches made to order. Hair
combings bought at Cothlow & Cos.
b. F. Alden has purchased a very
fine large safe for use in his jewelry
business. He traded his old safe into
the deal.
Twenty-Five cents will buy a sailor
hat at Cothlow & Co.'S millinery store.
List your farm with J. F. Cooper
No sale; no charge.
The school house was very mildly
burglarized on Fourth OF July night.
Some one pried off the paddock from
the basement door, but failed to get
upstairs, as the door was securely
locked. Nothing was stolen nor dam
aged.
William Grenes, who purchased the
G. A. Hunter farm, out beyond Cedar
Lake, has just completed a fine barn.
He says the farmers in his vicinity are
a unit in demand for a shorter road to
the city. They are willing to contri-
butte large amount of work for the
purpose. |a s.
Ormes Marshall has sold the eighty
acres east of the Melrose road, almost
three miles southeast of the city, upon
which the buildings are located. The
purchaser is a practical farmer o.
Bird Island, and purchases it for q
hona He will not To ko noecocci On !, n