The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09

state. This comment is often made BY
book statesmen, and is again particu
larly emphasized by Maj. Cooley o.
the "Collier's" of New York, who Ii
now taxing orders for the standard
publications of this popular firm
Parents sh ouid bear in mind that what
is known as the ''reading habit" mus,
be acquired very early in life, and the
only way this coveted boon can be &C.
cured is by keeping the children sup.
piled with attractive and entertain
ing books. The Golfers proposition
is well-known-you have the best writ
ecs of all nationalities, we'll printed,
substantially bound, and handsomely
illustrated, pay $1.00 on receipt of the
books and S1.00 per month until the
balance is paid. No one can make a
better investment for their families or
one that will pay better dividend on
amount invested. Phone the Central
house and Maj. Cooley will call onyou
The Collins building, which has
been converted into thing of beauty,
Is one of most noticeable in the city.
The front, the extension and the Gel
lar are the work of F. A. Pangburn.
The handsome woodwork of the inter-
iorwas largely gotten out by the United
Manufacturing Company, but it was
finished and put in place by H. ?.
Suckstorff and Deck Whitcomb, who
did fine piece of work. The interior
decoratious-the steel ceiling, the wall
decorations and the high finish of the
oak is by George E. Dieble. Sank
Centre has as fine workmen as can be
found anywhere, as the building at
tests.
The Minneapolis Tribune company
some time since made birdseye view
of the city from tower hundred
feet high on the north bank of the
river Just east of Main st. Mr.. Role.
who had the matter In charge, has been
in the city during the week eanvasing
for the Tribune, and exhibiting a
proof print of the photograph which is
very large and very fine. 1t is a re-
markablespicture in:.detail, as in gen.
sral effect. This picture the Tribune
offers as premium to it's daily sub
scribers. 1t certainly is one OF the
most desirable that could be offered
to resident of Sank Centre and vicin-
ity.
Conductor l.. M. Hendry is i'll at HE
hotel in this city, threatened with a
run of typhoid fever. He was in
charge Of an east bound extra freight
train between Melrose and St. Paul
last night and by the time the train
reached here he was too iN to continue
at work and was relieved. LATER
Conductor l.. M. Hendry, who was
brought to his home here on Tuesday
night, seriously i'll, is improving and
it is expected now that he will escal "a
run of fever that seemed at first immi-
nent.-Times
Hugh Watt, son-in-law of Chan.
Harmon, has suffered seriously by fire
during the past week. The wholesale
house of Weum & Watt of Fargo,
burned on Sunday morning and their
loss was several thousand dollars
greater than their insurance. On
Monday night his retail store at
Ban thgate burned, and the loss above
insurance WAS very considerable.
To protect newly laid crossing on
the corner of Pine and Fifth-st. a
barbed wire was stretched across the
street. A son of George Veeder,
while at play, ran against it and his
face VAS very badly lacerated. His
escape from more serious injury was
very narrow. Barbed wire has no
place in the ftreet nor for front fences
in the city.
During the past week a large number
of farmers from the vicinity of Metre
Grove were in the city marketing
wheat and purchasing feed. The mill
is great attraction to this market
power for the good of the entire
community which is not fully appreci.
ated. 1t is running on full time
night and day, and straining every
facility for meeting demands.
Ray Lee has been elected presiden,
Of the junior class at Hamline Univer-
sity. The presidency of ones class is
quite an honor in college circles and
we are glad to see that Ray is getting
to the front. Long Prairie Leader.
Conductor G. L. Dow, who has beer
running work train on the Sand.
stone line during tie simmer has beer
transferred to fast freight run on The
Great Northern between st. Paul anG
Melrose. He will run opposite Con.
ductor Hendry. 4-;:s 50
You will regret 1t II you miss th,
Quakcrs on Tuesday next.
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