The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-02-06

are evidences of bistory-A special
ring should be had as souvenir OF
every event. They need not be expen-
sive, but must be beautiful. Mel.
Scherffius has them.
In the probate court, Mrs. Irene
p. Barnum has been named as special
administrative of the estate of the late
E. P. Barntm. There are matters in
the deceased husbands estate at Sank
Centre requiring immediate attention.
She was named on her own petition
and her bond has been placed at $1,000.
Martin F. Greeley, a prominent
New Paynesville merchant, has filed
petition in bankruptcy at Fergus
Falls. Mr.. Greeley was formerly en-
gagged in farming at Maine Prairie
and is well-known throughout the
country. His assets are placed at S75,
all exempt, and his liabilities are
$2667.5 SO.
Mrs. Irene Barnum has presented
Geo. McCullom and M. D.. Taylor
with handsome Shrine buttons, the
property during the lifetime of the
late E. P. Barnum. They are highly
valued by their recipients journal
Press.
George L. Buffers barber business
has so increased that he is. now run
ming three chairs. His assistants are
Lyman West and Jesse Eastman.
Probate Judgs Calhoun has re-
ceived notice from the superintendent
OF the Fergus Falls asylum OF the
death there of Miss Catherine Tracy,
which occurred on January 20. Miss
Tracy was resident of the town of
Raymond, and was committed to the
asylum several times, the last COM
mitment being dated August 80 last.
She was 81 years OF age.
The Metre Grove Fire Insurance
company, which has been in existence
several years, has been incorporated
under the laws of the state of Mime
sofa.
If you are looking for the daintiest
embroideries with insertions to match
you will find them at Blied's.
Mrs. Rudolph Lee was in the city
on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hillman of
Kimball. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Kay.
Last Sunday was ground hog day.
He saw his shadow and retired to his
cover, pulling in six weeks of warm
weather with him. If the g. b. is
correct we shall have thaw on ST.
Patrick's day
Miss Bessie Plumer, neice of Mrs.
Chas. F. Hendryx, who has visited
her aunt here on several occasions
will be married at the home Of her
parents in Minneapolis on February
IL. to Arthur Hellowell, an attorney
of that city. 1t will be quiet we'd
ding owing to recent affection in the
family of Mr.. Hellowell.
Good muslin corset covers made
square neck effects, tight fitting, for
10c. Mel. Billed,
Mel. Billed left on Tuesday for Madi-
son Wis. called there by the serious
Hines of his father. Mr.. Billed will
visit Chicago and make his spring
purchases before returning.
S. M. McClintick of Grey Eagle,
was in the city on Saturday.
There is a case of small pox in the
township of Ashley--at the home of
Thomas Kinsella. His daughter has
a light case Of it. The premises are
thoroughly quarantined and with care
such as is being given, the matter it
will probably be confined to that one
case.
New silks just in At Blied's.
Swift's bread at Bishops.
Quarantine restrictions have been
removed from the Ward place on Elm
ST., and from the living apartments
corner Third and Oak-sts. The
premises have, been thoroughly disin-
fected by the health officer, and the
restrictions removed.
VIM. McCadden, who has been very
i'll indeed with cancer, is improving.
Dairy butter is selling at Is cents
and creamery butter at q cents. 1t
pays to patronize the creamery.
William j. Gray has secured the
services of first class blacksmith in
the person of L. A. Connolly OF Ne
braska. All kinds OF blacksmithing
neatly and promptly done.
A son OF Thomas Kinsella has
been seriously i'll during the past
week.
DIR. Richardson will lecture on
phrenology and physiognomy at the
academy lecture room on Friday eve
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