The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
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M. Dinkel of Long Prairie was
brought home last Thursday afternoon
from Asbury hospital. Minneapolis,
where he was taken couple of weeks
ago. While at the hospital his con-
oition did not improve, and the doctor
being unable to help him, and now he
isimuch worse. The past few days he
/ has been very i'll Argus.
Arthur J. Merickel, of Eagle Bend,
passed through here Tuesday enroute
to Sank Centre, where he attended the
annual meeting of the Merchants
National Bank!stockholder's. He re-
turned Neutrality-suspicious..
John Scott of Grey Eagle has killed
four wolves and four foxes recently.
Got two wolves this week-one OF
them within six rods of his door.
Organization of the Minnesota and
Dakota Liye Stock Commission com.
pany has been completed at New
Paynesville with capital stock OF
$50, 900, owned by thirty of the most
active stock buyers in this section oil
the state. Headquarters will be al
South st. Paul and will be opened a,
once. The board of directors is com.
posed of Z. M. Christopherson, Bel.
grade; George Braun. Litchfield; John
Schoat, Montgomery; George BlasdeIl,
New Papnesville; VIM. Nc Becker
Watkins.
Mr.. Anderson, better known as
Gang, ga gentleman about 10 years
old, was found dead in the road about
II miles east of Bertrum last Sunday.
His grandson was with him when he
fell. Heart trouble is supposed to be
The Cause OF the death. n G.. f.
Miller shipped car OF potatoes to
solway this week Tuesday for the
lnmber camps in that section. Ed
Hedin accompanied the consignment
as far as Cass Lake. Mrs. c.
L. Dimond, who has been sick with
typhoid fever for several weeks, is;
slowly recovering. y = *J ohm Dir
mond, the Sank Centre contractor,
was in Long Prairie on Wednesday
looking over the plans of the new
buildings to be erected by w. E..
Lee in the Spring. n Jim CHS
holm, formerly section foreman here,
has accepted position at the cross
ing tower at Sank Centre and moved
there with his family. *** Rev.
G. w. Woodruff and family leave to-
day for Round Prairie for a visit, and
s. w. Greenwood goes to Minneapo-
lis tomorrow. The two will later
meet at st. Louis and proceed to
Florida. The packing blew out
OF the cylinder of the gasoline engine
in the feed mill at Little Sank this
week and caused it to leak gas. P.
Henry, who was running it soon fel,
a queer sensation, and started for the
store to get a drink. When he col
about half way he fell down insen
stble. After he came to he went bach
and frightened things up till he though
1t was all right and the next day Pau
Henry went and started the engine
but he soon experienced the same sen
sation, and had to leave. At tn.
store he fell asleep and slept about ter
minutes, the gas acting the same Al
loroform.-Leader.
Jas. Wilson of Birch Lake had one
foot frozen last week and may have
to have that member amputated. ~
IL The Hirte boys have recantly re
ceived word from Germany in regard
to their money there and are assured
that it will be sent to this country
soon.-Grey Eagle Gazette. /
j. J. Allendorf, who last month sold
out his clothing store at Ada, Mimi,
is manager of the Guthmann, & Abelei
Co. clothing house recently opened
in this village. He is assisted by e,
81. Hanson, of Sank Centre. Osaka
Review. =" !
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The Creamery corporation of Groyt
Lake held its annual meeting recently
and reelected the old board 90 fol
lows: c. L. Sundeen, president; A. p
Anderson, vice president; F. L. Berg
gren, treasurer; M. G. Whitney, sec
rotary; G. Kraft, G. Hartung and q
". Marsh, trustees. 1t 10 prospecting