The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-02-06
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all work turned out.
A big mining deal is reported from
Duluth, o. D. Kinney and three Others
selling mining property on the Mi.
sabe range, located not far from the
Arctnrus property. to an eastern syn.
dictate for $40, 900 and a twenty pei
cent royalty No one who knows this
royal good fellow but will rejoice al
any good thing which happens him.
C. p. Mcclure of St. Cloud, has beer
in the city during the past week, look.
ing after his numbering interests cas-,
OF the city.
Rev. F. M. Garland went to Morris
on Monday to officiate at a wedding on
Tuesday. He return yesterday.
| Chan Harmon came down from N orth
Dakota on Saturday last and will re-
main here for some time. He is the
guest of DIR. Lewis at present.
George Bowman, son-in-law of John
r richardson, has purchased the Mrs.
Worland property in Hoboken, and
will occupy it for home.
Mrs. E. P. Barnum was in the CITY
during the past week, the guest ofMrs
Gertrude A. Gilman.
Our wash goods for the spring and
summer season of 1902 is now ready
with grand display of exquisitely
dainty materials--the sheer and greni-
dene effects so much in vogue. We
] feel assured that our collection will
meet with your approval and as many
of the better things cannot be dupli-
Gated, We suggest the Importance of
making early selections.
D. J. H. Dewart of Minneapolis, form
erly of ST. Cloud, who preached the
funeral sermon of the late Alphonzo
Barto, is lying critically i'll at his
home.
Capt. w. W. Wright, resident OF
the state siuce 1864, and of ST Cloud
since 1873, died on Monday, aged Is
years. Capt. Wright was for years
agent of the Great Northern road at
st. Cloud, and was retired about eight
years ago on a pension. He was well
known and highly esteemed. Mrs.
Charles Dram, formerly OF this city, is
a daughter.
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Peter Fridlund, who has been at
work at Window, Mimi, for several
months, returned home on Friday
last. He has been building large
Methodist church, costing Sic, 1000.
Aaron Doty has purchased the Hans
Hansen residence for $500. Mr..
Hansen will continue to occupy the
premises until he builds on the lot
purchased by him last summer, oppo-
site the Episcopal church on Main
street.
Dainty wash goods for stylish sum-
mer dresses at Blied's.
DR.. Matthias eau, of Melrose, is
having trouble with the insurance
companies who carried risks on his
residence property at that place,
which was recently destroyed by fire.
1t will be remembered that DR.. eau
was in St. Cloud in. attendance at
court in an application for a divorce
from his wife. On his return to Mel
rose on All Early morning train he
found his residence on fire and it was
totally destroyed, together with all
its contents. The loss of the residence
has been adjusted but the company
refuses to pay the amount claimed for
the contents. 1t is understood that
the doctor will start an action in the
district court in an effort to collect
the amount. Times.
Jas. Huffman who has been sick
for 3 long time is reported to be
steadily growing weaker. Grey
Eagle Gazette.
The Lake Henry creamery company
at its annual meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers: John Lieser, presi-
dent; Server Brick, secretary; Mat.
Lieser, treasurer; Peter Hemmesch
and Mat. Yaeger, trustees. They de-
clare dividend OF 20 per cent.
Leon and Fred Billings returned
home on Monday. They journey to-
gether as far as Little Falls, Fred go
ing to Brainards and Leon to. Skagway,
Alaska. Grey Eagle Gazette.
The stockholders. in the Willard
creamery have sold the building and
machinery Mr.. VIM. Splettstoeser,
who owns the Hudson creamery and
who will discontinue IT, leaving Hud-
son with skimming station the cream
from which will be brought to vii
lard. Mr.. Splettstoeses will begin
operations here some time in the
spring. ThiSis . move in the proper