The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23

Wheat is coming in slowly and the
price still keeps up. No. l brings
81 so per bushel.
Herald of Oct. "a, 1867
Hurrah for the hailroad: All per-
sons interested in securing the loca-
tion of the Northern Pacific railroad
through the town of Sank Centre are
requested to be present at railroad
meeting to be held at the school
house,. in this place Saturday evening,
October 26 at 7:3O O'Clock Let there
be general turnout of the citizens.
Political: Hon. A. K. Maynard,
Democratic candidate for lieutenant
governor, will address the citizens of
Sank Centre October 81 at O'Clock.
Mr.. Maynard is an able speaker and
will deliver an eloquent address.
Hon. Fl. L. Gordon, Republican,
will speak in the school house at this
place, tomorrow, Friday evening.
We have the authority of one who
knows for saying, that more goods by
one-fourth, are now shipped to Sank
Centre than to any town in Mime
sofa, north and west of Minneapolis.
The patent we'll put in Doty &
Wright's livery stable last week is
giving perfect satisfaction. The well
cost $50 and the owners consider it
worth 500.
A party of Norwegians from Otter
Tail County who came down to mill
Saturday had with them a large tooth
which they had procured from the In
dams. 1t is supposed to belong to an
animal of the Mastadon species. The
tooth measured eight inches in length,
Ct inches in breadth on the face, and
81 inches in thickness.
Sims Bros, have recently placed
new sign over their grocery store, the
work of w. J. Whitefield. 1t looks
WELL
Herald of Oct. 81, 1867
Wheat is quoted in Milwaukee at
81. 90 for No. l.
A grocery house in Evansville, Ind,
was fined S17O0 for selling sardines
without the revenue stamps on the
boxes. The firm was fined $50 for
each box.
MIR. Lincoln's gardner at the White
House makes very serious charge
against Mrs. Lincoln. He promises
for consideration to give full his
tory of her domestic affairs.
Hon. F. r. E. Cornell and Capt. l..
w. Collins will speak at the schoo!
house on Saturday evening.
Snow Storm On Monday light we
were visited with a storm of wind
and snow which lasted until Tuesday
evening. The snow has disappeared
and the weather is pleasant again.
! Herald of Nov. 1, 1867 49,
|. A movement has, been started on
Western plains to form a new terri
tory, made up of parts of Colorado,
Idaho, Dakota and Nebraska, to be
called "Wyoming."
| Herald of Nov. z, 1867 Il
The Vickburg Republican has had
nine editors since 1857, five of them
fell by shots or stabs, one merely
drowned himself, one was severely
wounded, one died of yellow fever,
and one was put in prison for libel.
A young Englishtnan of wealth and
culture recently fell in love with a
squaW at Omaha, and married her.
The next day she got drunk and
turned summersaults in the streets
for coppers. Young John Bull is
slightly Illustrated by he circum-
stances that followed his romantic
experiments. A..
Election: T h election in Sank
Centre passed off very quietly. The
whole number of votes polled was 2l3.
The vote for governor was: VIM. r.
Marshall, Republican 153, Chas. E..
Flandreau, Democrat. 60. .-z
Married: At Sank Centre on Sun
day the 9th, by Rev. "A. A. Fox, L.
R. Moore of Sank Centre, to Miss
Lizzie r. Chance of Lake Ellen.
That a halo of happiness may ever
surround t h m in their journey
through life, is the printers wish. Z
P. Lamb, the energetic young man,
who has been for years in the employ
of j. c. and Fl. G. Burbank &. Co.;
and more recently in charge of the
Northwestern Express Co., at ST.
Cloud, and for the past year in the
employ of Moore & Mcclure, of this
place, has purchased the store and
stock of r. Thomas and fitted it up
in tip-top style and filed it with new
goods which he says he will sell as
cheap as they car be bought, in ST.
Cloud.
Married: At West Union, Novem-
Der 3rd. by Rev. ID. w. Evans, w. B.
A. Livingston of Sank Centre. to