The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-27

Fish place on Elm-s:., and moved into
it. A number of important improve
ments have been made in the property.
Have you an old suit of clothes that
will do for good service If cleaned and
REPAIRED? Take them to N. Goodman
on Third-st. Hewill puttnem in prime
order for You.
Miss Rosa Watcher and her brother
Charles are the guests Of their sister.
Mrs. Ben Schoenoff, They are on
their way home from Alexandria, where
they have been the guests of their
brother F. Watcher.
Albert Dshlem has a photograph
recently taken of the old tower at Fort
Smelling, with himself standing in the
foreground. He was a soldier there in
1862, and recently visited the fort,
when the picture was taken.
DR.. Grace and L. D. Brown of
Little Falls, are in the city for a few
days, guests of the Adams house.
They are largely interested in min
ing in the west-their property 10
making a splendid showing.
The bowling alley will be opened by
Frank Mccormick on September, for
the fall and winter season. The alleys
have been relaid and the equipmentput
in first-class order. There promises to
be rs lively interest in bowling as ev-
er this season.
In the case of Iverson vs.. Moen, for
value of services in digging we'll near
Belgrade, the plaintiff received judge
ment In the municipal court for about
s45, Kelsey & O'Donnell for plaintiff
and Miner & VanCamp for defendant.
The raveges of the chinch bug seem
to have been confined to the lighter
soil. The destruction has been very
considerable in spots. On the heavier
lands it has been very light, butin the
sand in places it. has amounted to a |
full quarter oflthe crop.
D. H. Fairchild had a very peculiar
experience during the past week. He
started into the field few days ago to
ind that his eyes failed to do him ac-
curate service. He saw every
thing in duplicate. He is taking
treatment for this very remarkable
condition.
Albert Kluge has just delivered to
Mayer Bros. of Raymond, the finest
outfit ever brought into this
The engine is 26 horse power
with double cylinders and weighs
twenty tons, The separator has a 4Ox
81 cylinder and is capable of doing a
a vast amount of work. 1t is a Mime
apolis made outfit.
The announcement is made that /
Chas. Dill who has been for many
years day operator at the Northern
Pacific depot at ST. Cloud, will succeed
J. w. Mossmann, who has resigned as
agent for the Northern Pacific at Sank
Rapids. The change will be made on
Sept.l, and Mr.. DilPs successor in st.
Cloud has not been announced.-Jour-
nal-Press.
The following Sank Centre people
visited "Ward Spriagsr ON Tuesday,:
spending the day very pleasantly,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
2. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. ). q. Law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale, Mr.. !
and Mrs. c. Fiesler, Mr.. and Mrs. !
VIM. Rhhards, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Kluge, Misses. Nc
Master, Roy McNeiee. (
Reports of nasty accident reach
the city from Eden Valley, in which 7
Theisen, an 1s-year-old boy,
got tangled up in runaway. The
boy, who was employed by a farmer
living near the village was engaged
in driving a team of horses. The
team became frightened and ran away,
young Theisen against a
wire fence. He was frightfully cut
and mangled and will be laid up for
sometime to come.-St. Cloud Press.
A. L. Mansell, who has been engag-
ed in the manufacturing of cigars
here for the past nine years and who |
sold out his business recently will |
leave next week with his family for
lewiston, Mont. Mr.. Mansell has
gained an enviable reputation for |
probity and good citizenship, and his
scores OF friends will bid him adieu |
with great reluctance. He is a fine
musician, and will be sorely missed
from musical circles. The best wishes
OF troops of friends accompany him.
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