The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-23

Tony Harmon of Minneapolis. form
Ierly OF this city, was a visitor here
during the past week and he found
scores of old friends to extend him
cordial greeting.
William McGregor has leased the
Hansen house adjoining his stables.
and will occupy as soon as Mr.. Hansen
shall remove to his new residence,
new rapidly approaching completion.
A stock company has been oaganized
at Duluth for the manufacture of hats,
caps, gloves, cloaks and furs. with q
Jobblng department in connection
The president and active manager of
the new corporation will probably be
w. II. Blake, OF this city.
John A. Miller of Alexandria, was
visiting relatives and looking after
his business interests in this vicinity
several days the past week. He has
just finished thr eshing on his farm in
Raymond township and reports large
yield. He returned home on Monday.
A trifing change in time went into
effect on the Great Northern road on
Sunday last. The east bound flyer
leaves at 1852 a. m. instead of lis
and the night train west bound leaves
at 1920 instead of 12:45. while the
changes are not great both add to the
con yenience of this city.
Fl. ]. Cortnsr of Birch Lake. has
sold his farm and will move out to
Idaho and start a rancho where he
will raise short horn cattle. Mr..
Cortner is now visiting friends in Indi-
ana.cnd will go from there through to
Idaho and will join Mr.. Cortner there
who we'll lsaye in about two weeks
Grey Eagle Gazette.
Tue new company completed a pay
'~""~' IF 100000 on - of
something over 100000 acres in the
Saskatchewan valley. Prince Albert
The Order of ST. Benedict will erect
church at once and next year it is an
ticipated that university will be es-
tablished on lands owned by the new
company.-Journal Press.
DR.. Du Bots will not return to the
Blake house which he recently pur-
chased, until about December l. Mr..
Peart will move into the house now
occupied by J.R. Forkner who will
move to the Buck farm which he re-
Gently purchased, and Mr.. Dunlap will
move f ON the Blake house to the one
now occupied by Mr.. Peart-the Da-
wilson place.
The voters should have no hestancy
in casting their vote for c. B. Buck.
man for Congress, this fall. Mr..
Buchanan has many sterling qualities,
he has had vast amount of experience
in public affairs and best of all he
represents the Republican party which
has always brought prosperity to the
country, and that is why the voters
should stand by G. B. Buchanan at the
polls.-Grey Eagle Gazette.
Henry Rosemeier, who recently pur-
chased the John Emerson residence,
removed here last week, from Swift
Co., this state, and he and his family
have gone to housekeeping in thei
new home. Mr.. Rossmeier has nor
yet decided as to his future business
movements but has come to Sank
Centre to reside permanently and will
undoubtly engage in some business
enterprise. This Office is indebted to
Mr.. Rosemeier for pleasant call and
we found him very agreeable gentle
man to meet 49,. .:s.
J. P. Cofield, state agent for Bel
lows Bros. of Chicago, is in the city
this week selling school supplies. Mr..
Coffield has charge of three states for
Bellows Bros.-Mlnnesota, Nsrth
and South Dokota-and has a number
of agents in his employ. He is at
present canvassing for his firm in or
der to introduce their line in advance of
these agents who will soon take up
the work after him. Mr. Ceffield is a
very pleasant and genial gentleman
to meet and he informs US that he is
meeting with much success with his
work In this vicinity. ,.1 ..n.. ..,. d.
To RENT-The Sawyer farm two
miles from Sank Centre to good
farmer. Six COWS on the place. Ad-
dress 8. B. MATTIsoN, '"."'
~>9. 5@t.- -e.rt #-. Minneapolis, MINI.
i d: r. No. IL Nicsllet House Block,
Oats. 's.''
We are paying thirty cents bushe
for prime oats. ..., .l.....I1...,..1z.
So, GINGERY & LEE.
The Lady Maccabees will give cof-
fee at the home Of Mrs. Charles Coat d.
on Monday evening, October q.
Every body is cordially invited, 8 asn
Mrs. O.. B. Fuller returned Monday a.
from an extended visit with relatives
q d friends At Morris.