The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-01-16

n 1cdiH oelOnglng 10 "A. M. otlleS
ran away on the Hoboken hill on
Sunday. and was captured near the
railroad crossing. ). w. Ward and
E. A, Richards were driving on the
hill and in their endeavor to get out
OF the way of the runaways turned in
to the ditch. breaking both springs of
their buggy.
DR.. Cummings has very compact
and comprehensive new medicine
Casa complete pharmacy in itself.
Miss Alice Dean, who is teaching In
Birch Lake, is boarding with the
family of J. J. Grimes.
Frank Whitford of Long Prairie,
was in town on Wednesday, on his
way home.
Harry Lee of Broweryille, William
Rodman of Eagle Bend, and Chris.
Dempsey of Long Prairie, passed
through the city on Wednesday on
their way to the twin cities.
Frank Meyst, Of Minneapolis, one
OF the most genial gentlemen in exist
ence was in town on Saturday to at
tend the funeral of his friend, E. P.
Barnum. He is a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Editorial
association, and represented that or
ganization. Owing to the short no.
tice and their absence from home, the
other members of the committee could
not be notified in time for them to at
tend.
Byron F. Carr went to Deer Creek
with gang of men to work for c. P.
Mcclure, in the timber.
The rural deliveries are receiving
the warmest encomiums from their
patrons, and yet their value will not
be fully appreciated until the farmers
busy season begins. Said one of the
patrons on Mr.. Boobar's route, which
is now nearly eighteen months old:
Free delivery of mail at my farm has
increased it's value thousand dol
lars"
A. A. Maxon of Ionia, Mich, who
has been with very extensive wagon
factory there, and is an expert in all
that pertains to practical wagon max
ing, is in the city to take charge of
the wagon department of the Keller
Manufacturing Company.
G. E. Power of Minneapolis, a
wholesale agricultural implement
dealer, has been in the city this week.
He has extensive business relations
with Mr.. Keller.
The year of 1901 showed marked i'm
provements in Sank Centre and yet the
HERALD has reason to believe that
the year 1902 will make an equally
favorable showing. ...
The Keller factory is booming.
Tom Fikkan spent portion of the
last week in Minneapolis.
The City Steam Laundry guarantees
all work turned out.
The final transfer of the How Bros.
u Co.'S. business was made on Mon
day. "A meeting of the old stock
holders was held, and formal trans
fer of the stock made to the purch-
asers. Allen Barto of Long Prairie,
the former secretary, was present.
The new officers are: President, Fred
B. Rowe; Treasurer, Gordon Ingram;
Secretary, M. Hogan, who has only a
nominal interest ia the company.
Messrs. w. D. Townsend and Chan.
Marshall have taken stock in the
company.
FIR. O'Connor is visiting his aged
at Sioux City, Iowa.
Howard Thacker has bought a groce-
ry store at GlenwOod.
Drop into Hillerud' She will tell
you all about it.
DR.. Hamilton will be missed in Ma
sonic circles. He was Knight Tenn
plar, and an active member of the
blue lodge and of the chapter.
The Alderman hotel at Grey Eagle
was destroyed on Wednesday morning
by fire of unknown origin-loss fully
covered by policy with l.. Kells.
Peter johnson of Willard, was in
town on Monday.