The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-26

Ton 10 grove ana ndlSeQ nlLnSeiI.
Ernest Rhind, who has been clerk
at the National hotel at Brainerl, has
resigned and will take the manage
ment of the Foley hotel at Aitkin.
The little grandson of Arthur Nc
Nally of Grand Meadow was burned
by the explosion of several boxes cf
paper caps. His condition is critical.
William Horstman, for many years
a resident at Lake Benton, has sold
his business to F. Fl. Harder and has
gone to live on his farm at Prince
ton, MINI. z~->z
For carelessly causing a prairie fire
in the town of Elkton, Godfrey Roser
quist has been convicted and fined
$45 and costs. He appealed to the dis
| trict court.
The new Y. NJ C. A. building at
Proctor Knott was dedicated in the
presence of many village people AMI
500 from Duluth, Two Harbors, and
other places.
Mrs. T. S. Bohn of Grand Meadow
polished a stove with backing mixed
with gasoline. The gasoline caught
fire and she was badly burned about
the face and hands
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1 Dow u of Of
N. D., was installed as pastor Of the
Scandinavian Lutheran church a.
Lake Benton by F. G. Norman of
Bookings, installing minister.
Arthur Miller, the young man &C
cused of horse stealing. entered a plea
of guilty at Fergus Falls. Judge Bax-
ter Immediately sentenced him to
| states prison for an intermediate pc
riod.
While attempting to Jump from enc
car of logs to another, George HuGill.
a brakeman on the Duluth, Virginia &
Rainy Lake road at Two Harbors. fell
between the cars and was killed il.
stantly.
The sawmill of the Pine Tr2o IN
Der company at Little Falls sl''-t dom
on account of the logs frcczi - l..
The Mississippi river is almost f"@Z",!
over. Anchor ice is causing m.2.-
trcvble to the mills.
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The G. A. R. and W r. c. Of >'~".-';
fed entertained the posts fr"',' - ',
ington, Faribault and Cannon : -,
recently The p:inc pal s7"l'ot<
were Col Trowbr:G~e Of st. Paul 60.
Mrs. Fisher, president C the Sts,n
wv P. C.
Rural Free Delivery No. l start"2
at Cottonwood Lars Rusmuso" j.
carrier. The route covers terri 49,
formerly supplied by the postof:~2 -
Stavenger and Bremen. the s..:,-''.,.,
of which have been delivered ~ ~
postmaster at Cottonwood
Frank Van Valkonburg, a BAG ct"c
renting the Nobel farm, FIVE n,.lr:s
from Red Wing. ard raising st1"@.
went up the river to visit frien0s q
week ESQ and hcs n2t r2t'!r1ed. lis
herds have been taEcn in c12rge by
the humane society. 1t is feared he
has drowned.
Ed Raymond, Ja~e3 Murphy SIX
Otto Keller, charged cu compl0;"- RI
N. O. O2gard with to ,>--"gIar;= Ct t.
Sprirg Grove raIL n Oct. rs t"N;,
of S11 900, were bT~"Hht to C;,]e>!~..,
fror4 Prairie du q ion: where -
were serving a thi:::7--tiny sontelc, 49,.
carrying concealed weapons.
The sawmill CT tLc Ic1g"elr Lu'n.
Der company at Two I!""10rs mad i,
good record this year. having CT ?"
100000 feet Of lumber with DAY Oh! .
only. It is said that the plant, So
and number CT DAYS in operation c04
sidered; has .prtduce1 more lur?!o-
than any Other sawrn:!l in the state
Seventy-fve hands are employed.
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The price of hay at Brainer1 'as
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season. Thousands of acres of moci-
ow were never cut. and as conse.
quence the price of wild hay is from
$40 to s12 and tame nay from $12 II
$14 a ton.
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Prof Memo Francis, s;rNprintend
ent of the Lyle schools. wa' attacke |
by several of his pupils. H received
no serious injuries, but was, cut and
scratched on the face. Effie Johnson,
the alleged ringleader of the children
is under arrest.
Devastating in England.
The only real deer forest in England
where, stays are stalked and shot is
on Martindale Fell, near Ullswater.
It is the property of Mr.. ]. E. Hasell
of Dalemain, Penrith, and is in every
sense true deer forest, and much
wilder than many Of the Scotch for
ests, where the deer are really kept
on the ground by a-.Wire fence
Easy to Hire Special Trains.
At any of the big railroad terminals
in city now man can get special
i engine and car to chase flyer almost