The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-24

Mrs. q. S. Wilcox is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. I. Heishaw. of ST
Cloud. J1H
Hans Hanson is improving slowly.
He is able to sit up a portion oflevery
day. '@5
George Capser, who is travelling for
a Milwaukee house, was it the city on
Wednesday.
E.G. Williams is again in the en-
ploy of the Keller company and has all
apartment at the residence OF james
A. Norris.
Edward Posey. the tramp who broke
his leg, as recorded last week, is I'M
proving rapidly. He is able to get
auout on crutches.
Ed Stikes of Long Prairie, was
killed near Buffalo, N. D., on Satur-
day. His remains were taken, to Long
Prairie for burial.
julius Sell, who is serving as time
keepe. for the Great Northern's steel
gang, now engaged in relaying track
west, came down to >=pend Sunday at
home.
While standing in front OF the store,
the Simonton delivery wagon was run
into by a delivery wagon and npset.
rhe horse was thrown down and q
shaft broken.
VIM. Hall, an employe of the Great
Northern railroad was married In ST.
Cloud last week to Miss Lucille Savage
of Miles City, Mont. They will reside
at Melrose.
c. A. Bernick of st. Cloud has lost
seven good mich COWS recently OF hem
urrhagic septisemia. Alex. Dryden OF
this city losl several COWS last year OF
the same disease.
Joseph G. Schenck has moved into
his own house on Pine-st., and Albert
F.. Kluge, who has been occupying II
has removed to T. J. Kiileen's house,
on the same street.
Officer Connolly received a postal
card en- Monday giving descristion OF
man named Louis wilson, who shot
and seriously injured his wife on Thurs
day last, near Foley, MINI.
The Birch Lake colony at Wards
Springs, has dispersed, and the mem
bers OF it are at their respective town
homes, excepting Mr.. Wards family
which will remain there until Octoberl.
:; :,ur-e of DR..
ID no. ..l,L his head to be colt
ish on Wednesday, and and ran rap
i'd pace through Third-st. on his way
home. Opposite the Vogel stable the
buggy upset, breaking the seat, and
the horse was caught. One leg was
quite seriously cut.
The work on the sewer excavation ID
attractive to laboring men, and it Is
very difficult to secure laborers. A
dozen or more left the factory where
they had steady employment for the
sewer lob. Mr.. Keller has advertised
in the cities for thirty men-with FAM
lilies preferred. '.*
A recent letter from Helena, Mont,
to the St. Cloud Times says that Capt.
Oscar Taylor and wife, will spend the
winter in Stevensville, Mont, with his
sister. The captain is much improved
in health, though not able to walk.
They have been spending the past few
months in California.
BY the removal OF Mr.. Wheeler to
the Little Falls hospital, the idea OF a
Saux Centre hospital is again awaken
ed in our minds. With seven or eight
it seems pity that we can
not boast of even small hospital.
Many persons from this city and yicin-
ity must be sent elsewhere every year
for treatment. !.
That boxelder tree on the school
grounds which blosso med out and put
forth new leaves late last fall, has done
the same thing this fall. 1t leaved out
rather thinly this spring, and shed it's
leaves very early. During the past
week it has leaved out, and the tender
foliage seems to defy the sharp frosts.
1t is a freak. =,
Miss Jane w. Mitchell Of St. Cloud,
was married on last Wednesday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. B. Mitchell of that city
to Mr.. Frederick D. Herbert OF Brook
Ign, N. Y. The wedding as described
by the St. Cloud papers was a pretty
ore. The bride and groom left the
same evening for Duluth where the
took the lake trip to their home in
Brooklyn.
A colored man who WIS lodging at
the Commercial Hotel in st. Cloud,
was found dead in his room, by the