The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-11-20

had no equivalent in money. The
farmer perhaps would not have trad
ed his pet calf for the box and it's con-
tents, and yet the women was very
willing to pay $500 for the return of
the jewels. Such is the market value
OF this worlds goods.
The country roads are rough.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiv-
ing.
NH. Miner attende d court in st.
Cloud last week.
Fred Miller was down from Long
Prairie On Monday.
Andrew J. Smith spent last Satur-
day in Minneapolis.
Mrs. S, Beidleman has been visiting
Long Prairie friends recently.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Methodist church enlargement.
Thus far the month of November has
been almost devoid of sunshine.
The lower lake was SKINNED over
with a thin covering of ice on Saturday
night.
Have you selected your Thanksgiv-
ing turkey? Strike early-they are
roostipg high this year.
The town board of Sank Centre has
| done considerable grading on the east
end of the Third-st. extension.
George Fish went to Minneapolis on
Saturday and witnessed the great
| Minnesota-W Wisconsin foot ball game.
The removal of Alex Beaudreau
leaves a vacancy in the city council
which will not be filled until the spring
election.
The Misses Morris, who came down
from Verndal to attend the funeral oil
their father, returned to their school
work there on Monday.
Edd. Lovaas, Stewart Taylor and
Charlie Bennett went down to witness
the great foot ball game at Minneapo-
lis on Saturday last.
M. Thoeny, cashier of the First
National bank of Glencoe has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. W..
Austin, during the past week.
Roy McNeice, who has been spend
ing a month with his parents at North
Yakima, Wash, returned to his work
in the post Office on Friday last.
w. M. Henderson went to Minneap-
oils last week and bought a fast and
valuable pacing horse which he will
add to his stables here. He is negoti-
| ating for still another and a better
one.
The Park Rlyer uazet News says:
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Whiteheld have
moved into their elegant new cottage
in the north end Of town. They have
one of the most attractive and best
designed homes in the city.
Alex. Beaadreau left on Monday for
st. Paul to attend to some business
there. Thence he will 20 to the Can
adian northwest district, where he has
established himself l n the general
mercantile, and real estate business,
| besides securing land.
The St. Cloud high school foot ball
team beat Duluth's high school team
on Friday by the score II to 0. st.
| Clouds team now holds the proud
distinction of being the champion of
the state, it having beaten the Mime
| apoIis team-the two best high school
teams in the state.
Grover Dieble a fourteen-year-old
lad had the misfortune to slip and fall
on the steps at home in Long Prairie
on Tuesday and break his arm. The
arm had been. broken once before
which probably caused it to break
more easily. He is a son OF Henry
Dieble, a former resident of this city:
AS DR.. Sitter has left town he has
resigned his Office as president Of the
village council and n. B. futile has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Sitter has been a good and efici-
emit officer and the citizens of the town
will regret his resignation but he has
left the Office in good hands.-Grey
Eagle Gazette.