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

Ernest Rhind. who has been clerk
at the National hotel at Brainer,., has
resigned and will take the manage
ment Of the Foley hotel at Aitlsin.
The little grandson of Arthur Nc
Nally of Grand Meadow was burned
by the explosion of several boxes Of
paper caps. His condition is critical.
William Horstman. for. many years
"a resident at Lake Benton, has sold
his business to F. f. Harder and has
gone to live on his farm at Prince
ton, MINI.
For carelessly causing a prairie FIRE
in the town of Elkton, Godfrey Eosels
quist has been convicted and fnad
$45 and costs. He appealed to the dis
/ trict court
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The new Y. M. c.. A. building at
Proctor Knott was dedicated in the
presence of many village people anil
500 from Duluth, Two Harbors, and
other places.
Mrs. T. s. Bohn of Grand Meadow
polished stove with backing mixed
with gasoline. The gasoline caught
fire and she was badly burned about
the face and hands.
Rev. J. F. SweE sen. late of RuG3y,
N. D., was installed as pastor of the
Scandinavian Lutheran church al
Lake Benton by F. C. Norman of
Bookings, installing minister,
:
Arthur Miller, the young man ac-
cused of horse stealing, entered plea
of guilty at Fergus Falls. Judge Bax-
ter Immediately sentenced him to
| states prison for an intermediate pc
Rod
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While attempting to Jump from enc
car of logs to another, George HuGill.
brakeman on the Duluth, Virginia &
Rainy Lake road at Two Harbors. fell,
between the cars and was killed ir.
stantly.
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The sawmill of the Pine Trea I-1+a.
Der company at Little Falls SHIT Io~:,~!
on account of the logs frcczi - il.
The Mississippi river is almost f:0Zn,!
over Anchor ice is causing NE
trouble to the mills.
The G. A. R. and W r. C. of ,'~nt,:
fed entertained the posts frc'H. =
ington, Faribault and Cannon j.,
! recently The pine pal sDo1ter<
VIZ ere Col. Trowbr;Gre Of st. Paul !; IA
Mrs. Fisher, president Ct the Stsee
w. r. C. ---.s ~,
Rural. Free Delivery No. l startc2
at Cottonwood. Lars Rusmuso@ i
carrier. The route covers teri! -:
formerly supplied blythe postof5"a ~
Stavenger and Bremen. the s,;;!,,'',+s.
of which have been delivered to ~
postmaster at Cottonwood.
Frank Van Valkenburg, bac&etnr
renting the Nobel farm, five MICS
from Red Wing. and raising st@c:t.
went up the river to visit frienas a
week ago and has not ratfrTod. Ibis
herds haya been tafen in c2aTge by
the humane society. 1t is feared he
| has drowned.
Ed Raymond, Jares Murphy g; |
Otto Keller, charged on complain =
N. Q. Ocsard with TIE ,>--rglarS= Ct t.e
Spring Grove tank ~cn Oct. IS: 30:
of S11.000 were brc=2tt to CaIelv':'-
frcn Prairie du G., ion: Were -.
were serving thiEtT-tiay sonteacc -.
carrying concealed weapons. -5-
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The sawmill CT tie Lc1g-ear Lu,n.
Der company at Two Ec"50rs maG> /
good record this year, having CT 2"
900 600 feet of lumber with day t!nr u.
only. It is said that the plant, 81
and number. CT DAYS in operation c1a
! sideredS has ,producei more lur,se;
than any other sawu:il in the state
Seventy-five hands are employed
The price of hay at Brainerd has
j gone soaring on accent of the wet
season. Thousands of acres of mce4.
ow were never cut. and as a canse.
quence the price of wild hay is from
I $40 to s12 and tame nay from sl2 t.
$14 ton.
Prof. Memo Francis, s;iPertntend
emit of the Lyle schools. WIS attacke