The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
ROUND ABOUT
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to a gentleman from Sank Centre
The farm couoi-rs Of POO acres and the
purch a~cr paid an even 81, 600 for it.
...... Mrs. Frank Tank arrived here on
Saturday Afternoon from Sank Cen,rH
and visited over Sunday with Mr..
and Mr.. Wm. rank. Of this village.
Todd County Argus.
In LpAg i'rA;"t. on the 25'h inst
occ rel The marriage of Henry Hend
ricksol to Miss Fiji Saitiia both Of
this pla e The ceremony was per-
formed by ". Y Callahan IN Long
Prairie md upDr their arrival home
Reception was rendered the happy
pair AZ tn. hrnlr Of the grOOm's par
ents. Thr groom j. N honest and
industrious young man and Is The son
of Andrew iIendricEs"n Il prosperous
farmer IN tni- virinity... S. &. Me-
Clintic;l moved back on his farm ON
SATURDAY from the woods where he has
baeH buy NJ uuu saving logs the past
winter AMI repDr;- Il fair winters work.
Neal " i) OOJ ft-t OF logs. being yarded
in his yards He >awcd in 81 days
over ;})t oD) feet mo-r.y in boards and
will go IN liNish NJ after &c ding.
...AA S:,tt h..9 sold his livery
business aud SOM o: his rigs to Ed
red Bros. Mr.. ScotC has not decided
what he viii do but will PROBABLY re-
main here for some timv.-Grey Eagle
Gazette.
julius lfau9en IF Sank Centre.
came over on Saturday afternoon to
attend religious worship on Sunday
and to meet with II few Of his many
friends. He is still in the employ Of
n. p. R'y Co., at the above namel
city.-G !enwuOd Herald.
Lewis Fine aud Barney Barring
ton have purchased the stock of mer-
chan ii9e of Max Krinsky and will
remove same TO Browervile, Todd
county, where they will continue bust
ness under the name of Darlington Il
Co. They will com hence about the
first of April --Henning Advocate.
Regina, the five year old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Thee. Hoeschen met with a
painful and serious accident on Wed
nesday If asi week. While playing
M - ~ 'icah Ii ~
for ii in two pI,...- It. CIour
Times.
On ia -sdnl evening in Lake George
fire started Through IA detective chinl-
ney aud laid The house Of Frank \VatZ-
ka in ashes in very short tim. At
nine o'clock Us the children were y,.-
ing to bed they found their room fulI
OF smoke, Mr. WatZka and several
neigniOrs who happened to be present
rushed outside ami found the house
on fire Their efforts to, quench the
flames were useless as they were
famed by high wind SO they vent to
work to the contents and succeed, hv
the help of neighbors, who came to the
scene as fast as horses could take them
there. Nh. Watzka CARRIED insurance
on the house ia the sum of 81 600 in the
Zioa-Paynesvil e Insurance Co. st
Cloud Times.
J. M. ROsenbereer, whose illness has
been mentioned in our columns sew
eral times of late, has continued to fail
aud grow worse. Indeed, for SOM.
time, no hope of recovery has been
entertained, and now it seems that the
final end is but a matter of brief
time. His mind wanders, and attimes
he is delirous. No man in the city has
more friends than John Rosenberger,
and sorrow at his condition is ami
versal and sincere.-St. Cloud Times
After struggling with stubborn
combination for over two weeks Boy
Ian, Carlock & Co. were obliged TO
send for an expert to come and open
the strong box in their bank. The eX-
pert was able to gain admittance only
after knocking off the combination
and otherwise damaging the Safe
New Paynesville Press.
DR.. j. N. Alderman tells the Re-
view that black leg has broken out
among cattle in the town of Gordon.
T. Aninson lost two head on Sunday
and the veterinary yaccinated 80 head
more. He also found signs of the
disease in the herd of Mr.. Ba,quist
on the Ole Evenson place. Every pre-
cautionl should be taken to prevent
the spreading Of the disease.-Osakis
Review.
A son of Lars TONER of New
Prairie nearly lost his life on Monday
by the accidental discharge of a rife
which he was handling at the time.
He was Immediately brought to the
hospital here and we are informed
that he will not lose the sight of his
eye as all of the pieces were carefully
taken out-Starbuck Times.
Twenty million dollars of Mime
sofa crops were destroyed in 1902.
For reliable projection insure in the
:, State Farmers Mutual Hail insurance