The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-12-11

Fred B. Rowe sold half section of
land near Bird Island during the past
week for $40 per acre. He bought 157
acres of the Salmond estate in West
Union, mile from the homestead, for
%, 800.
The Winter term at Glenwood Acad-
emy opens Jan. 6, 1908. In addition
to the regular work in the academic,
normal, and commercial courses, In
struction is also offered in drawing,
painting, piano. organ and band
music. For catalogue and further in
formations address Glenwood Acade-
my, Glenwood, MINI.
FOR SALE-Extra good, high grade
Poland China pigs, either sex. Six
miles west of Sauk Centre.
Roy X. PIERCE.
Clean the snow from your sidewalk
The street committee of the city coun-
Gil declare that if property owners will
not do so voluntarily the city will be
compelled to do it, and charge itup to
the property.
Gov. vanSant has designated Judge
E. A. Jaggara of st. Paul, to sit in
the Wadena county term Of court this
week. Judge Ssarle is confined to his
home by q severe Geld and asked the
governor to name . substitute.
Henry Paulle of Meier Grove, has
purchased through NJ. Hogan, two lots
on Third-st. east of John Books
place, for $3.50, D. r. Jones, tho may
or OF Minneapolis, was the grantor
These are the first sales Of lots made
desir able by reason OF the Third-st.
extension.
Conductor Chas. II. Graceson, who
has been taking an extended vacation
from his duties on the Great North
ern, passed through the city on train
No. l of the Great Northern on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Graceson's many old
time friends will be glad to see him in
active service.
Hrary Lewis lost~a valuble horse on
Monday under peculiar circumstan-
ces. He was out at Mike kltne's
place east of the city, and backed one
of the horses upon an old coveredweli
The board.covering gave away and the
horse went down to the bottom about
ten feet. All effort to get the animal
out were in vain.
James::Jeukins, Frank Carr, Jack
Allensand William Peglow, who went
up into the Itasca county after deer,
secured three fine animals, and had
whole lot:of fun. Peglow got lost and
ca 1ped out..for the night in the wood.
alone, and was found by the part!
about nine O'Clock. Do you think he
was sorry when they found him? Try
it yourself,
r. Hammered has Just renewed his
contract for another year as general
agent for the Port Huron Engine and
Thresher company. Mr.. Hammered
has done such good work in the past
year that his new territory includes
several Minnesota towns not formerly
in his section. He has proven him
self an excellent man for the posi-
tion.-Journal Press.
The Royal Neighbors of America
have a very pretty silk crazy quilt,
which will be given to the one holding
the lucky number. Tickets can be
bought. at Thomason & McGuire's
store for only ten cents, or of any
member OF the r. N. A. at any time.
A fifteen cent supper will be served
on Tuesday evening, December l6.
when the quilt will be disposed of.
Everybody invited to buy ticket and
come to supper in the r. N. A. hall.
The meeting of the Central MINES
ota Millers' club, in st. Cloud was the
best meeting ever held at the country
point and while there were differences
these were settled amicably. The ter
ritory covered py the association is di-
vided into districts and the st. Cloud
Sauk Centre-Little Falls territory was
given new price for the output OF
it's mills, and this price is said to be
20 cents per barrel lower than has re-
Gently been obtaind. .-ey s--s-. Z