The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-09-04

con vi y. T.. nicn, one tlme q popular
photographer, is visiting friends in
this city. He left here eleven years
ago, and after brief residence in
Little Falls removed to Iowa, and
for several years has been in business
at Mason City, following the general
lines OF work of his father, MIR. Rich
died about two years ago, and
Mrs. Rich is living with her son.
One daughter, Edna, is married and
resides near Mason City, the other,
Miss Gertrude, is 1T present in St.
Paul. Mr.. Rich notes many changes
and improvements In Sank Centre,
and yet enough that is familiar to
make him feel at home here.
Aid. M. L. Webb of Sank Centre
today filed for the Republican nomin-
alton in the house in the first re-
preventative district of the Fifty
fourth senatorial district. Mr.. Webb
Is 9 popular citizen OF his home city
and as q dealer in agricultural ma
chtnery has wide acquaintance
through the country. He will have no
ante-election feeling to overcome and
should be elected this fall.-Journal
Press.
On Monday evening the open season
for chicken began, and scores of citi-
zens were early afield, and most of
them met with excellent success-good
enough at least, Parties of three,
four and five bagged from twenty We
to sixty-which ia sufficient sport and
abundant slaughter. The man who
wants seventy-five or a hundred
chickens for days sport, is no
longer a sportsman by a game hog.
In addition to the sale advertised
elsewhere by John W. Herbert in
West Union on September IL, the
young stock, horses. machinery and
household goods of Dayton Herbert
will be offered at the same sale-he
having sold his farm. This will make
the Herbert auction the most extensive
held in this vicinity for years.
John G. Hammered Of St. Cloud,
well known in this city, has been in
town for several days assisting Mr..
Cline of the w. W. Kimball Co., dis
pense of number of pianos. They
have special car On the track at the
Northern Pacific station, and give
free concerts every evening at 7:l5.
The public Is invited.
At the school meeting held on Sat.
urday last, there was, as usual a
small attendance. Calvin Kelsey was
elected chairman and M. Hogan sec-
Rotary of the meeting. Mr.. Hogan
offered resolution that $1,000 be as
sessed upon the district for the ensu-
ing year TO meet all expenses and it
was adopted. The meeting adjourned
as there was no other business.
Miss Josie Apfeld, who has been
spending her summer vacation near
Boston, with her sister, Mrs. 81. B.
Drew, arrived here on Saturday, and
will remain day or two longer, when
she will leave for Minneapolis to re-
sumo her school workRon Monday
next. Her sister, Miss Adeline, who
WAS with her in Massachusetts,, will
there for the present.
P. E. Kaiser, candidate for superin-
tendeat.of schools for Stearns county,
is in the city. He occupied this posi-
ton more than twenty iyears ago
just prior to Mr.. German, and re-
signed because the county commits
sioners cut the salary ridicuously
low. 1t was during that era of,Ihard
times which followed thel grasshoppsr
invasion.
A local paper says that an infant
child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
smith, recently. Nothing remarkable
in that-but it would have been a
genuine news item ifs.an infant, say
seven years old had been born. 1t is
gratifying to know that it was child.
The west bound" flyer on the sGreat
Northern, met with a vexatious acci-
dent on Monday causing delay here
of more than hour. AS it was pulling
out draw bar wasibroken:loose, and
it required time and patience to get
the train in running order.
The store of Guthmann & Abeles is
taking shape.rapidly, and lit will not
be recognizable as the same place.
Beautiful fixtures are being ladded.
During all the turmoil of building
they have Observation-Disclosures for
a moment.
D. G. Abeles came cups from St.
Cloud on Wednesday night, returning
today. He was we'll pleased with the
noted improvements .srmade in the
store building.
James MCGUIRE has shipped a car
load OF goods to Capio. N. D. He
took With him fine harness made by
J. G. Schenk, sent by James Lewis to
his brothers,.