The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
LOCAL NOTES
AUGUST 7.leo2.

at his home near Freeport last Sunda.
evening, aged about IS years. He wa
abrother of Patrick Graham of Grow
township, and father of James Ora
ham, who conducted barber shop IL
this city three or four years aga. Tn
funeral was held at Freeport on Wed
nesday and the body buried in th'
Irish Catholic cemetery in this city
The deceased leaves quite a larg,
family, one son being doctor il
Chicago Beacon.
M. Hogan has money to loan at sil
per cent payable annually at his Office
con or before
Otto Thorson and George M. Bishop
drove out to Fairy Lake on Saturday
to try the rod and reel.
Miss Mary Trones of Morris, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T.
Trones of Kandota.
L.R. Barto has money to loan.
will save you money on all things,
and make whatever you want, har-
nesses, saddles, shoes, furniture, up
holstering, wood work and repairing
of all kinds. You can get some won
derful things done which you are not
looking for; all you have to do is to
ask my prices which are within reach
of every one. In Simontons block
west. A. u. MUNRoE.
DR.. Dubois returned on Friday
last from Lake MILD, Wis, where he
had been visiting with relatives for
three weeks. Mrs. Dubois and the
boys will remain there some time.
Judge Baxter while in st. Cloud,
recently, remarked: I don't see why
there should be fight on the office OF
sheriff in this county. Stearns county
has one of the best sherifs in the
district or in the state.
During the month of July 20 home
stead entries were filed at the ST..
Cloud land Office on 6,95l.34 acres Sc
final proofs on 1,026.10 acres and Il
cash entries on ,484.96 acres. The
total receipts for the month were 49,
66S.53. >>
Metros has voted $4,000 in bonds
for new school house to be erected
upon the site of the present one.
Workmen are tearing down the old
Mcrhants e elevator and on its site
will go up much larger and better
ore, equipped with the latest improved
machinery for quickly handling
grain, and it will be ready by the
time the new crop IL on the MARKET
Beacon.
WANTED-A young lady would like
a place to work for board while com
pleting her dressmaking trade. Ad-
dress, Mabelle Littel, Sank Centre.
e James Mcclure of Ashley, is down
from Kenmare, N. D. He will return
soon and make that his home, having
sold his Ashley farm.
The brick work and metal cornice
on the front of the Collins building
is in place, and indicates that, when
completed, the building will be a very
Improvement to Main-st
Judge L. w. Collins was in town
on Tuesday personally inspecting the
progress of the work on his building
Mr.. Keller has received the hand
some cut stone to be used in the Mer-
chants Bank building, and Mr.. oang-
burn is laying it as rapidly as is con-
sistent with first-class work.
The Ladies Musical club will meet
with Mrs. M. Hogan on Tuesday
afternoon next.
Henry Keller and M. Hogan made
a brief business visit to st. Paul the
first of the week.
F. L. Bergren. of Grove Lake, a
former resident of this city, was in
the city on Saturday. He says. the
creamery there is great success, and
present indications are that its capa-
city will have TO be increased materi-
ally this fall.
William Dummert has purchased Of
James Maloney piece of lano q mile
md q half northeast of the city--just
north OF John P. Grundman's farm
which it is his purpose to occupy.
Hans Lovaas came ppfrom Mime
apolis on Saturday and remained only
one day. He 10 foreman Of the Hub
hard-Puffer manufacturing company,
of which Arthur o. Hubbard is the
president. He has an excellent posi-
ton and enjoys his work thoroughly.
John Bestie OF Melrose was In town
on Saturday.
;. L. Stevens has gone to Willard
to be absent during the harvest sea-
son.
Henry Barnett and E. Carver went
north into the woods recently, return
ing last week with seven bushels OF
They had royal good
t;,,,< oo,, r;pr, mt and HI WING aa much