The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-29
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the police apartment Of the Great
Nor.nern road, has been assigned to
duty at Sioux Falls, S. D., and left
! for that city on Friday.
,iss. Rowe, assisted by Mesdames
] Lamb, Sullivan, Lang, and Brooks,
+, will entertain the Ladies on Thursday
/, afternoon, February 5. All are cor.
daily invited. They will also serve
su oper at 6 O'Clock to the gentlemen.
A. F. Gauger, an architectsof st.
Paul, was in7 town on Friday and
accompanied J. A. Caughren to Osakis
to look over and measure the grounds
with a view to drawing plans for the
block, Mr.. Caughren will build there
in the spring.
John Dimopd of this city has Sc
cured the contract for erecting the
building for the Bank of Long Praire,
for $40, 600, and .. f. Doyle the heat
ing and plumbing al Sl2l5. 1t will be
beautiful building, and strictly first
class in every detail. =.
Tuition Tor fasi ter.n AT Gle nwood
Academy is slo.20, board S1.75 per
week. furnished room 40 cents per.
week.
John Boobar made great hit in
Washington recently. At an enter
Jainment for charity given at lead
ing theater, a number OF prominent
society ladies being patronesses, he
gave a burnt-cork monologue which
captured his audience. -.
M. Hogan went to st. Paul on We'd
nesday to be present today at the con-
clusion of the argument of the Alex
ander Moore will case. Geo. II. Rey-
holds will argue the case for the con-
testaut. and Thee. Bruener will, under
the rules of the court, make brief
argument in reply, and then the case
goes to the cont for final judgment.
WANTED-Twenty-five to hun
dred men to chop cordwood. Apply at
the Mill Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Morse WIS.,
tied their son Gordon, who is in hos
pital at Minneapolis, during the past
week, and found that no permanent
ill-effects are liable to follow the
severe inflammation of the eye from
which he is suffering He will pro-
baby resume his studies at the uni
versity next week.
OR SALE -Germania House, best
\ reliable and paying bust
Sank Centre is promised An abound
,uce of lumber yards and lumber.
he North Star Co., the Ingram
Lumber Co., Lee & Gdngery aud
Hendrickson & Grundman have gen
eral lines; James Ingram has q stock
Of hardwood, and C.SP!i Mcclure and
r. W, Yates are filing special con-.
tracts.
A dog belonging to William Gra-
ham, who lives east of the city showed
such strong evidences of hydrophobia
that he was shot, but not until he had
bitten a calf and six hogs. The ami
mails were all killed, as a precaution-
AIRY measure. 1t is q serious loss to
Mr.. Graham who is a renter, living
on the Hunter place in Melrose town.
ship.
It's pretty hard 10 define real beauty
Rare and beautiful women everywhere
owe their loyleness to Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents. Hanson & Emerson.
Capt. Goodsell, general agent for
The Northern line Of elevators, was in
the city on Monday and Tuesday,
and with the local agent, A. c. Kay,
up the 5000 bushels of wheat,
besides the smaller amounts of fax
and oats in the elevator. Capt. Good
sell seems to defy old father Time, and
absolutely refuses to submit to his
Frank Sprague, who has been with
& Abeles Co. for the past
six months, left on Tuesday fer Valley
city, N. D., where he will remain for
a few weeks, and thence to Spokane,
Wash. where he has secured en-
ployment in 8 large wholesale and re-
tail clothing house. Mr.. Sprague has
hosts of-friends here who will wish
him abundant success wherever he
may locate. .... s.-
Cothlow &. Co. will sell everything
at q great reduction silk, velvet, rib
bon, plumes, trimmed and street hats.
everything must go at almost any
price, ii Kill
Conrad Botz and his wife, Anna M, J
were sued last fall by Joseph E. Dove
of st. Paul to recover on promissory
notes given in real estate deal.
The defence was that there was no
copsid orakiap & for kba nntas the