The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-03-19

II oCAi% l41uunlt6D DIusG y az was uni or
7 tunately made in the form of man
and was supposed to have been fash
loned after Gods own image, has TAX
it upon himself to ii ohe village O.
ouperfluous dogs, and has begun by
dropping about town pieces O.
poisoned mo2t. Suuh pI A,:tices nigh
have done in the Dark Ages, but in ar
rnlig bteced communit, containing
numerous valuable canine pets such
ow down, dospicablc, contemptuous
methods should not and will not be
tolerated. If the law cannot touch
such depraved miscrsan,. then the
yOod old fashioned tar and feather
brigade might be called upon for ser.
vice again. something should be
done to rid the community of such g
pest.-Long Prairie Democrat. Same
here. Lend us your tar bucket ate,
using it.
Judge Calhoun of the probate cOur
has appointed the following apprais
ers of property for the estate of Alex
ander Moore, deceased: !. Fred Coop
err and j, H. Simonton for Stearns
county property, and S. N Thompson
AM G. w Wilson for Todd and Nor
rison county property. The list Of
lands owned by deceased is long
one. AfGer appraisement the estate
will be in shape to be handled by the
executor and trustee, M. Hogan.
S. S. Callahan of Spokane, WASH
and J. D. Brown of Little Falls, are
in the city in the interest of a copper
mine in Washington, which is largely
owned by men in this vicinity
Centre, Little Falls and Long Prairie
| They have numerous specimens OF
ore which are said to be very rich
in copper, bearing profitable amount
of silver, gold and copper. They are
very confident they have very
valuable claim.
The Gem restaurant has been entire
| ly refitted and returnished. and is pre-
pared to furnish a lunch or meal at
any hour Of the day or night. J. G
Redmond, the present proprietor,
will spare no pains to give his patrons
the best the market affords. Good SER
vice and good cooking assured. AS
fine line of cigars in stock as can be
found in the city. Corner Third and
Oak-sts.
The city election to be held or
| April 6, to elect a mayor, a treasurer
ard three council men will not be
very hOtlv contested Thole seems II
be an indsposition to serve either as
mayor or alderman. However the
HERALD is very confident that gooC
candidates will be put in nomination
and elected.
Ben Lauermann of Getty, who wen
to St. Cloud several weeks ago t.
submit to an operation for a tumo
on his leg, returned on Tuesday yer.
much improved, and there is no dOub
of his ultimate complete recovery
He is using crutches.
The contract for the bridges on tn
Third-st. extension provides that the.
shall be completed on or before Apri
l, the penalty being S25 per day to
every days delay beyond that date
The contractor will need to get moy'
on him to meet the terms.
The low places about the city are al
under water, and several cellars ar
flooded. The Wuttke blacksmith shol
has several inches of water on it's foo
and at places the water is four fee
deep in pools. 1t is being absorbed
rapidly, however.
| Hanson & Emerson are seriousl.
considering the matter of rebuilding
their drug store. A handsome build
Ing and that, on one of the finest con
Germs in the city, would make a YER
notable improvement to the city.
Pope county has contributed. 5000
by individual subscriptions to tn
Scandinavian famine sufferers. O
this sum Glenwood village gave owe
$3.50, and the township of Ben Wad
over 5000.
There was sleet storm on Sunda
which covered the pavement with
sheet of glare Ice. Walking was
peril. and many people slipped an
fell, but no injuries of a seriou
nature resulted.
The best pill meath the stars an
stripes;
1t cleanses the system and neve
gripes.
Little Early Risers of worldly repute-
= Ask tor DeWitt's and take no sui
8 stitute.
While G.. L. Johnson was sawin
a board which his little daughter VIZ
holding, the saw inflicted an ugI
O wound on the hand of the child. TT
a tip of finger was nearly or qui