The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-16

drove it all down into the dam.
The early days of this week were
chilly, and on Monday night the
thermometer indicated as low as thir-
ty degrees.
Two fine pickerel were taken from
Fairy Lake last week, weighing one
IA pounds and the other half pound
more and on Wednesday one weighing
10 pounds.
Ladies of tine city and vicinity are
invited to come and inspect our pat
tern hats, street hats and everything
in the line of millinery novelties,
Cothlow & Co.
Get phonograph and you can
srend a very pleasant evening with
the best artists in the world. M. A.
Scherffius keeps complete line OF
machines and records,
The Art Club met at the residence of
Mrs. Wood, and was entertained by
Mrs Fisher, on Tuesday afternoon.
IL was d. SuOW6i LII hohoL Vi 4ui9o
Scherffius, and brilliant success.
The Palmer house opened new
register on Wednesday, the familiar
signature of D. l. Russell being the
initial one. The old book was filled
with signatures between December l
and April IL.
Mrs. A. Nelson recently purchased
the Kranz house on Fifth-st. for 1925,
and sold it on Tuesday for the same
amount to W. E. Collins, who will &C.
cupy it after May l.
Miss Lucy Comstock Of st. Paul,
who visited her aunt, Mrs. Chas. F.
Hendryx for srveral weeks some time
since, will be married to George
Smith Mckay of St. Paul, on Tues
day, April %.
Miss Sophia Jacobson, the Boston's
cashier, has been i'll with rheum atsm
during the past two weeks, and Miss
Bessie Kay has taken her place for
the present.
J. A. Lawrence, special United
States internal-revenue inspector was
Z in the city on Monday looking after
business connected with the depart
8 ment.
The new church i'm Birchdale, near
the Isaac Stegner place, is so far ad-
: vanced that it is awaiting the plaster
ers. C. M. McCollum of this city has
the Job.
There was very nearly a total eclipse
: of the moon on Saturday evening, but
y the heavens were SO densely overcast
J, with clouds that it could not be OBJ
served.
d Before leaving Sank Centre wish
q to dispose of some of my household
}, goods. Please call as soon rs possible
if wishing to purchase. Mrs. Fl. E.
e Brooks. ....-
y Before leaving Sank Centre Twish
8 to dispose of some of my household
lgoods. Please call as soon as possible
if wishing to purchase. Mrs. 81. e..
e Brooks.
;. J. G. Lovaas, who has beer at work
! in Minneapolis for some time, returned
v home on Saturday, add will soon leave
J. for DEVILS Lake where he will engage
in laying cement sidewalk.
George, son of Alfred johnson of
q Willard, will leave next week for Me-
dora, N. D., where he will visit an
uncle, and may conclude to remain
y there.
d Merickel Bros. of Eagle Bend. have
purchased large apartment house
/, in Minneapolis for $40, 600 cash. 1t
y is the heavist real estate transaction
|, | in that city for some time.
If you want good watch for your
boy try my $3.50 "Padishan;" it will
keep good time and stand hard
knocks. Nd. A. Scherfius leweler
and optician.
The Central Meat Market keeps
constantly on hand a full line OF the
choicest meats, fish, oysters-ln fact
Everything usually found in first
Iclass meat market.
Good Friday was observed as a
holiday by the banks. Services in
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches were we'll attended. 1t was
an altogether disagreable day, rain
+ ing furiously all the afternoon.
Mrs. q. r. Guthmann went to
g Chicago last week to attend the we'd
+ ding of her husbands sisters, Miss
Gusta G uthmann and Adolph Pfealzer,
a wholesale clothing merchant. She
will return on Sunday. .5A
r Mrs. L. r. Barto and son Alphonso
: returned from Homer, Mimi, on
Monday morning. DIR. Vail, Mrs.
!, Barto's father has been very i'll in
: deed, but is showing marked improve
2 ment
The Swedish octet, musical aggre-
cation which meets with enthusiastic