The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-12-04

CONFESS, CallIOfnlas merry ". NoA
bett, Oregon; Aaron H. Cragin, New
Hampshire; Chas. Drake, Missouri;
Geo. F. Edmunds, Vermont; ]. f.
Frelinghuyser, New Jersey; Orrin S.
Ferry Connecticut; James Harlin,
Iowa; Timothy o. Howe, Wisconsin;
Jacob M. Woodwork, Michigan; Dav-
id d. Morgan, New York; Lot Morrill,,
Maine; Oliver P. Morton, Indiana;
James w. Nye, Nevada; James w.
Patterson, New Hampshire; Samuel
C. Pomeroy, Kansas; Alexander Ram
sey, Minnesota; John Sherman, Ohio;
William Sprague, Rhode Island; VIM.
M. Stewart, Nevada; Charles Sum-
ner, Massachusetts; John M. Thayer,
Nebraska; Thomas w. Upton, Ne
braska; Benjamin F. Wade, Ohio;
Waitman F. Willy, West Virginia;
Henry Wilson, Massachusetts,; Rich
ard Yates, Ilinois.-34.
Not Guilty-Senators: James A.
Bayard, New Jersey; Charles r.
Buckolow, Pennsylvania; Garrett Davis,
Kentucky; James Dixon, Connecticut;
Jas. r. Doolittle, Wisconsin; VIM. P.
Fesenden, Maine; James S. Fowler,
Tennessee; James w. Grimes, Iowa;
James B. Henderson, Missouri; Thos.
A. Hendricks, Indiana; Beverly john
son, Maryland; Thos. c. McCreery,
Kentucky; Daniel Norton, Minnesota;
David F. Paterson, Tennessee; Ed
mund G. Ross, Kansas; Willard P.
Salisbury, Delaware; Lyman Trum-
bull, Illinois Peter VanWinkle, West
Virginia; Geo. McVickers, Maryland.
-19.
N. F. Barnes, county superintend-
ent Of public instruction, will be in
town tomorrow to examine teachers.
Charles Walker Of this place has
now in crop 10 acres and intends,
during the coming summer, breaking
24O acres more, to be cropped next
year. Mr.. w., in his capacity as real
estate agent has had occasion to trav-
ell over much of the surrounding coun-
try and he informs us that more
than double the number of acres will
be cropped this season than last.
Almost every day teams loaded
with Hudson Bay goods pass our Of
fee, besides large trains, composed OF
80 or 40 wagons, which pass every
week.
The following are the figures at
which the assessors of Stearns county
have agreed to assess property for
1863. Horses 500, mules 800, oxen
(pair) 500, cows $50, 8 year heifers
SIS, 2 year do. SO, yearlings SIS, hogs
81, sheep 81, wagons $50, reapers
500, mowers $40, threshing machine
$3.50, drills $40, unimproved land 81
per acre, improved land So per acre.
Rev. A. X. Fox has purchased the
residence of J. D. Carr, and intends
moving into it in the course Of two OF
three months. =
A GOOD OPENING FOR BUS
|INESS-Among the things much
needed at Sank Centre is q bank.
Our business men are laboFing under
the Inconvenience Of making all their
remittances either by express, post
office ordef OF by mail, which are en-
tirely inadequate to meet the wants
Of the extensive and rapidly increas-
! ing business of our town and the
surrounding country. This branch y
business is entirely unrepresented
above St. Cloud, while IN other places
of less importance it pays well, anc
any good fnancier with ordinary
energy, backed by moderate capital
can make fortune here by establish
| ing himself in the banking business
Immediately. We hope that some
good man with means enough to star
an institution of this kind will have
the luck to embrace this very favor
able opportunity to make goot
thing both for himself ana our bus
mess community.
Moore & Mcclure have had larg'
gang of men at work on their nam
moth raft of lumber every day since
it was landed here, getting 1t OF
the shore and piled up. This raft wa
composed of a million feet OF lumbe
and one million lath and shingles
enough to supply the city and sur
rounding country with building ma
Ierial for several weeks.
/ I'D. Carr, Esq, has commence
1.-THE erection of new dwelling hous
on Third street, near our office. II
Twill have the frame up next week. !
\ Twill be two story building 2Ox2S.
II John Lamplaugh. has let the con
tract for the building Of a tenemen
Ihouse on It'll street, near the Heral
loffice, this building will be 26X4s
1.-TWO stories high. Work will be com
Imenced in few days.
The new Episcopal church is no'
fairly under way. This church whe
completed will be splendid building