The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-04-24

ooino I'd tne GranQ opera
House on Monday evening and be.
came abusive, obscene and profane.
He was arrested and sent to the St.
Cloud Jail for twenty days.
Remnants of laces, embroideries,
velllngs etc., at half price during our
remnant sale. Mel. Billed.
The state game warden has his
agents hareabouts looking after the
illegal hshing. They have been Civ.
ing Osakis and Alexandria lakes the
closest kind of attention. Heretofore
the game in this portion of the state
has been neglected somewhat.
James Ingram was an outgoing
Northern Pacific passenger yesterday
looking the line over for hardwood
lumber.
A furry of snow and drop of the
mercury to % degrees with high
northwest wind were the features OF
Tuesday nights weather.
Remnants of broadcloths, Vene-
tians, French fiannels. cheviots, etc.,
at half price on our remnant counter.
Mel. Billed.
T. L. Silk, the painter, has.:removed
to Morris.
Miss Julia McMasters returned
from Minneapolis on Tuesday after
an absence of several months, during
which time she has devoted herself to
the study of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Henshaw came
up from st. Cloud on Tuesday night.
He returned on Wednesday.
A team belonging to Sam E. Caugh-
rem, attached to an empty farm
wagon, became frightened at the mill
and ran furiously up Main-st. At the
corner of Third they ran one on each
side of an iron-wrapped electric light
pole, the tongue striking it squarely
forcing the end of it into the pole
fully four inches, and it was with
difficulty drawn out. The horses
turned complete sommersault, one
on the sidewalk and one in the road
way and strange to say neither were
injured. The wagon tongue was
broken and the harness badly broken,
but an astonishingly small damage
was done. 49,.
John Love and David Pangburn
will leave for the Pacific coast on
Monday next. They will visit Cali
fornia before they return.
All short lengths of dress goods,
table linens, towelings, percales,
sheetings ETC., at greatly Z reduced
prices on. our remnant counters. Mel
Billed.
M. Hogan spent the greater part of
the past week in st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
Miss Anna Brown went to Oaks,
N. D., last week to looks after her
brother Charles, who was injured
recently. He is in hospital with his
left arm badly crushed, and1 while it
may be saved, it will probably be
stiff. He was making his maiden trip
as conductor, and in sboarding the
train he SO slipped that his arm was
thrown under the wheels of his ca
boOse.
Frank T. Carr visited alexandria
during the past week.
Ice delivery will commence on May
l.
Mrs. B. T. Mossman of Birch Lake,
was in the city on Wednesday,.
Remnant sale at Mel. Blied's.
Henry Bergman has purchasd a
fine Percheron stallion, imported
from France a. royalty bred ,shorse.
Fl. e. Brooks Jr, is making bust
ness trip through Wisconsin. He will
visit Milwaukee and many..i other
leading cities.
Fl. e. Brooks went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday.
The Gradatim club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon next with Mrs.
James Ingram.
DIR. Dubois moved into the George
Gray house on Birch-st., on Tuesday.
FL. P. Hollord says the new church,
which he has been building, near
Long Lake, is nearly finished. 1t is
36x50 feet and will seat 400 people.
Services will be held on Sunday next
by new minister who shas come to
take charge of it.
Mrs. J. Fl. Low.is visiting St. Paul
friends.
George Trent. proprietor of the
late Long Prairie house, was in town
on Monday.
All odds and ends of dress goods in
waist lengths, skirt lengths and dress
lengths on our remnant counter. Mel.
Billed.