The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-11-06
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they are at the Boston.
T. W. Maynard Of Long Prairie,
was in town on Tuesday.
T. w. Peart and family have moved
into the Morse house on Elm-st.
Election day was just typical-cold
and raw, with q northwest wind.
Miss Tena Nelson, who is teaching
at Belgrade, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Joseph Capssr is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Win Reylick OF Graf
ton, N. D.
Miss Anna II. Hendryx commenced
teaching in the Eckburg district, on
Monday,
A case of very choice patterns OF
Japanese china ware, just received at
Mel. Blied's.
If you want a good patent leather
shoe, one that you will be proud Of
ask for it at the Boston.
Eugene A. Richards is, disconsolate
over the loss of his fnly trained bird
dog, which died on Tuesday.
DR.. J. M. McMasters visited his
daughters at the State Normal school
at St. Cloud, on Saturday.
Miss Mayberryis Loloirg special
reduction sale on first-class, up.to-
date millinery. Bargains for all.
Henry v. Keller returned on Satur-
day from Crookston. He sold a car
load of goods there and one at Thief
River Falls.
J. P. Berge of Kerkhoven, MIMI,
was in the city on Friday. He owns a
farm in Ashley which claimed his
attention.
Star & Clausing have added greatly
to the aeatness and attraction Of there
meat market by judicious applica-
ton of paint.
The Fergus Casket Company's fact
DRY has been totally destroyed by fire.
The loss will be at least $40, 900 and tie
insurance was only $1,000.
There is always good demand for
efficient stenographers. Learn stem
ography and typewri:ing at Glenwood
Academy, Glenwood, Minnesota.
Col. William Westesman of st.
Cloud, was in the city on Tuesday. He
had been making business tr i
through the southern part of the
county.
Hon. S. v. Morris, Jr., of Minneap-
oils, made brief visit upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendryx on Tuesday. He was on
his way home from a very successful
duck shooting trip to Grant county.
EsTRAY-Came to my place in the
city a red steer, with white spot on
forehead. Owner call, prove property
and pay charges within one week.
OLE INGEBRITSoN.
A. w. Austin has leased the Grey
house nov occupied by DR.. Dubois.
ana will take possession as soon as
the Doctor gets possession of the
Blake house which he recently pur-
chased.
Peter Campbell of Park River, N.
D., and William Campbell of Detroit,
Mich, brothers, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Kay during the
week. The latter is a brother -in-law
of Mr.. Kay.
On Tuesday morning of this week,
at st. Michael's churk in Spring Hill,
occurred the marriage of Jonn Winter
and Miss Annie Laubach, both pop
llar young people of Spring Hill
Melrose Beacon.
At the Baptist church on Sunday
,be pastor will speak on the following
subjects: Morning, The Old Age of
Youth and the Youth of Old Age-a
sermon to middle-lifers: evening,
Challenging the Gods.
A fair for the benefit of the Church
Of Our Lady of Angels will be held
IN the Smith block, opposite the
Model Shoe store on November
Il, IL and ID. Contributions will
be thankfully received blythe pastor,
FIR. O'Connor.
w ednesday evening, William Cal
Ter, who has formerly been employed
BY the Northern Pacific company on
It's section near Randall, attempted to
commit suicide in St. Gabriel's hos
pital by stabbing himself with
pocket knife. The attempt was un-
successful and Calder stands fair
show to recover.-Little Falls Tran
script.
Work is now done on the last of an
order for forty cabooses at the Waite
Park shops at st. Cloud. The cars
.rs of the high cupola type and the
order has been filled on quick notice.
Miss OLIVE Kolset of Glencoe and
Miss Emma Sukey of Sank Centre,
Who have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Fred Peterson, of this place, left
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