The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-09-18

The opening or Gutnmann q Aoeles
to oe held in September will surpass
anything ever before Witnessed in
Sauk Centre. ..-.......-,.-. ..-... .-..-
Fl. J. Haskamp and his associates
have decided to colonize a large Sec
tion of land in Canada. The Order of
| St. Benedict is interested in the plan
| and an abbey will be established in
the new colony. The exact location in
Canada has not been decided upon,
but Mr.. Haskamp. John and Moritz
Hoecshen, Theodore Bruener, Fred
Stangl and Father Herman are at st.
Paul today to confer with owners of
large sections of land In Canada.
The plan means an investment of
close to SlOO, OOO.-St. Cloud Times.
A travelling man back east broke
his automobile between towns. He
spied a farmer near by repairing a
mower On reaching the fence the
farmer asked the other what kind of a
machine that was out in the road.
"That," said the travelling man, lis
an autonble. What do you call that
thing you are pounding over there?"
eth at, " said the farmer, SIS an auto
-nohay, but it won't" ".-Ex.
fyou want an artistic photograph
20 to j. A. Johnson.
The heavy frosts of the latter part
of last week was very injurious to
corn. A part of the crop was far
enough advanced so that it will not
suffer-but most of it will be suitable
for feed only.
Miss Alice Dean is teaching school
in the Trones district in Kandota.
Miss May berry returned from the
east last week, whittier she had gone
to buy her fall stock of millinery.
Mrs. w. S. Dean visited Mime
apolis during the past week.
Singer sewing machines for sale
cash or installment plan, J. B. Scheen-
hoff.
John Carver of St. Cloud, was in
the city on Wednesday, and went
about among his many friends.
Announcement is make of the mar
rlagc OI Vi Jiuon y. Boss and Miss
Therresia Edna Bennett, which will
occur on Wednesday of next week.
Willis Dean is in Minneapolis, for
treatment by an aurist
Mrs. David r. Guthmann is visiting
ST. Cloud friends.
Geo. Capser visited his parents on
Wednesday.
Morton 5. Boss arrived in the city
on Wednesday to attend wedding in
which he has more than passing in
terest.
James Ingram visited North Da-
kota during TIE past week.
NJ. A. Scherffius makes a specially
of all kinds of watch, clock and jewel
ry repairs. All work promptly and
carefully done.
Mesdames Pike and Norris are at
tending the state Congregational as
soclatlon in session at Fergus Falls.
Mrs. J. J. Buchanan passed through
the city on Wednesday on her way to
Fergus Falls to attend the meeting of
the Congregational association.
A new barber shop has been ope ned
on Main-st.
Miss Carrie Garfield has given up
teaching at Glenwood by reason of
ill health, and returned to Long
Prairie.
John Grundman has just completed,
the rebuilding of John Boutelle's
barn, and it is decided Improvement.
Ben. Buchholz, who has had
charge of the Willard creamery, has
removed to Glenwood. He was iii the
city on Monday. t'
Houghton Bros. have sold for Mrs.
M. L. Thomson, the farm two miles
southeast of the city to J. E. Owen of
Iowa for S38. 90 per- acre. 1t contains
a quarter section.
Ransom Buck, discouraged by
reason of the ravages of wolves, has
sold his flock of sheep. He has re-
Gently lost eleven sheep and lambs.
He feels that the withdrawal of the
bounty upon wolves by the state was
a severe blow to this most profitable
branch of farming. Beyond question
they are increasing rapidly since this
incentive to their destruction has been
taken away. gFs= n / -. r