The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-01
The slsighing Is fine.

the ceremony.
The slsighing Is fine.
The New Year comes in as gentle as
a sucking dove,
Plenty OF wosd in the markst, and
yetgeod wood is scarce.
Mrs. M. A. Scbsldrup and daughter
Elsie. are in the city.
Irving Bath of Hslrose, has Gene up
Ito enter the high school.
DR.. Dubois went to ST. Paul On
Tuesday, returning this morning.
Conductor N. A. Kelly Of the Great
Northern, 10 down with the munps.
Perry Robbins came down from
Alexandria on Tuesday 10 visit friends
here.
N. Fl. Miner spent two days of the
past week in St. Cloud on legal bust
ness.
The Musical club will meet with
Mrs. Watson on Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50.
George Ward of Alexandria, came
down to attend the High school ball on
Wednesday night.
While December has been an un-
usually cold month, it's close showed
a considerable moderation.
It's pretty hard 10 define real beauty
Rare and beautiful women everywhere
owe their lov9eaes to Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents. Hanson & Emerson.
Mrs. Fannie K. Earle OF Lake Mills,
was a guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Dubois
during the past week. She is an auth
Dress Of wide reputation, having con-
tributed to . number eff periodicals.
Andrew Oryaar came down from
Duluth during the past week, to visit
his parents.
Mrs. N. D. Barker and children will
remain in the city for some time-un'
til suitable quarters can be secured il
Long Prairie.
Mrs. Henry Smith left on Wednes
day for Devils Lake, N. D., for visit
of two months with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Mann. --~s,- -----~..~
A letter from Alex Sully, now &
resident of Keokuk, Iowa, announces
that he will spend the balance of the
winter at St. Louis.
Bert c. Wood, the romantic actor,
will appear in this city for the first
time at the Grand Opera house, all
next week. He is good.
If we are going to have an open
and warm winter, as indicated by late
fall thunder and lightning, it will have
to open and warm up pretty soon.
James A. Caughren accompanied
his son, Harry, to Battle Creek, Mich,
where the latter will remain about a
month under special treatment for his
general health.
McGregor Bros. of St. Cloud, the
same firm operating the livery in this
city. have sold their St. Cloud bust.
ness to Frank and Peter Frishweiler,
The consideration was SIS, 900.
See Mr.. Edwin j. Stevens in singing
and dancing specialties. Happy Rool-
igan, and a true-to-nature Irish speci.
atty, the "Mick that threw the brick
very funny. At the Grand Opera
house all next week.
William Peglow has removed his
cigar factory across Third-st. to the
rooms over How Bros. & Co.'S. store.
He is building up a fine trade, and is
furnishing his patrons with the best OF
goods.
Many of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, red
blood, good digestion and health fol-
lowing it's use. IS cents. Hanson &
Emerson.
A young man named Hudson was
badly burned while acting as Santa
Claus at a Christmas tree in the Dim
ond district. The cotton batting with
which his costume was largely made
cane in contact with candle on the
tree, and like flash he was enveloped
in flame. He was severity but not fatal
ly burned. .<.-
Hon. Frank E. Minnette leaves to-
day for st. Paul, and will be a dis
interested spectator of the speakership
fight. He will make his home at the
Merchants hotel. He is one of the
little handful of democrats in the
house, but by no means an obscure
one. His previous services will be of
value to him and to this district.
WOOD Saving.