The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-08
BUSINESS Change.

tne STOCK OF MISCELLANEOUS
of A. M. Madseu, and
will close it oct without reserre at
cents on the dollar.
This is an opportunity to secure bar
gains not often afforded. He wishes
incidentally to announce that the store
will be closed on Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday, to admit of hacking
down prices. The special sale will
commence Oh Thursday morning at
a. m.
Mr.. Downs has had long experience
IN the mercnantile business, and with
Ills courteous manners and pleasant
address is we'll calculated to make and
mold friends.
MIR. Madsen has been engaged in
business here fer thirteen years, ant
during that time has built up a ti,e
trade and gained the esteem and con-
iiden:e OF the public. 1t is gratifyiu.
90 know that 1t is mis- Intention to re-
main in the city, and presuni ably 1t.
engage in business of some kind-U
which due announcement will b,
made
There is quiet but determined
movement on foot in Northern Min
nes ota affecting the judiciary of th
Fifteenth district. The district is
composed of Beltrami, Itasca, Hub
bard. Cas-, Grow Wing and Aitkin
counties. Up to within a few years
ago these counties we're among tn,
most thinly Populated in the state am
one judge could easily handle tn,
business, but in every county the in
hux OF people-actual settlers-has in.
creased the population by several
Hon. W. S. McClenahan
is the present judge. adena Tri-
bune
Mrs. "A. T. Watson of Sank Centre
is the guest of Mrs. Frank Tolman.
Mrs. Watson came over from Sauk
Centre for the purpose of being pres
emit at the EMBELLISHMENTS and
Observation-Disclosures weddings.
Miss Mary Hudson is spending this
week at Sank Centre as the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Tobey.-Paynes.
vile Press.
NJ. Hogan went to St. Paul on Wed
nesday's flyer to be present at the
argument of the Moore will case
which occurs in the supreme court to
day \ &, irn is exnrted within
fortnight. II the will offered for pro
bate by Mr.. Hogan is sustained the
incident will be closed, and admins
tration of the estate proceed. If the
appellant win it will require time tt
get the estate in motion.
Conductor Turk, who has been il
cherge OF mixed train on the Water
town branch of the Great Northern
has disappeared and with him abou
s4oO of company funds. The conduc
tors of the trains on that branch col
lect for freight charges At stations
whore no agents are maintained, ani
as consequence handle large
amount of the -company's money.
The A. o. U. W. and Degree o
Honor lodges will hold Joint installa
ton at the A. o. wv. hall on Satur
day evening Jan. 10. All members o
both lodges, their wives, daughter
and sweethearts are invited.
Peter. Johnson, a young man living
near this city. is a patient at St
Raphael's hospital and is in a bai
way. About a month ago he was
kicked by fractions horse, the ami
mails hoof stricking him in the thigh
A large tumor has developed as a re
suit of the injury TO the leg and the
condition of the young man is serious
If your eyes ache there's surely
something wrong with them-prob.
ably you need glasses. f will ex-
emine your eyes absolutely free Of
charge, diagnose your trou BILE and
prescribe for it. M. A. Scherffius
r gistered Optician.
For SALE--I still have for sale TIVE
good young boars of serviceable age
and FIVE young soTs. They are all
good, heavy boned, growthy pigs. r.
K. Pierce.
An effort is being made at Willmar
to organize stock company with a
capital stock of $40, 900 for the purpose
of building a new four story, modern
hotel in that town. The start has beer
made and already $4,000 has beer
pledged toward the new enterprise
1t is expected that the full amount will
be pledged at once.
Mr. Downs authorizes the HERALr
to state that the stock will be closed
out at fifty cents on the dollar. Lool
for specific announcement in this paper
next week-he will then tell his owr
story at length. .
Many of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, rec