The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20
Alan Vessey is in Iowa.

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Fishermen are rewarded with big
strirgs.
Lyman Kelis is entertaining a
brother.
Lucas Kells went over o Glenw ooa
on Monday.
Mrs VIM. Clark Of Melrose, was in
town on Wedn esday.
F. E. Searle and daughter, were in
town OH Wednesday.
A heavey thunder storm on Thurs
day evening.
J. p. Wilson Of St. Cloud, was in
town on Friday.
Main-st. will be opened soon across
the railroad track.
E. F. Chase of West Union was in
town on Monday.
B. D. Judkins of Willard, vas in
town on Saturday.
Capt. Oakford of Fargo, was in
town over Sunday.
NJ. F. Kennedy of Birchdale, was
in town on Friday.
A. G.. Whitney went down to Min.
neapelis on Monday.
G. G. Tobey made business trip
to St. Paul on Monday.
NJ. Hogan spent Sunday in Glen>
wood, with his brother.
Deacon Conner says his garden is
far advanced tor the date.
Mesdames Walker and Millgan
will visit La Crosse soon.
J. A. Lawrence has returned from
a trip TO Casselton, d. T.
Dawes How came down from Fer.
gus Falls to spend Sunday.
Attorney Bullitt, of the Northern
Pacific road, was in town on Friday.
Col. C. D. Kerr Of St. Paul, has
been in town on business during the
week.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. A. Moore Tuesday
SPIN.
Several carloads Of cattle have
been shipped from this village during
the week.
G. NJ. Sprae:e is building a side.
walk along the front Of his lots on
Eight-st.
The past week has furnished every
purpose Of weather desired-and
otherwise.
An occasional prairie schooner
winds its way through town west
ward bound.
1t dosen't seem as though there is
any margin left for wheat to drop
lower in price.
Preparations are in progress for
bringing out the oratorio of Esther,
at no distant day.
John MOhs has had the water
from the village works, taken upon
his lot on Ninth-st.
Harry P. Howard has a very pleas
ant situation in a law and real estate
Office in Minneapolis.
A. III. Petit and family have re-
moved to the Palmer house, on the
north side of the river.
John r. Howard made q trip
through southern Minnesota and
Iowa during the week.
w. j. Kirk was drawn as petit
juror to attend the United States
court at Winona in June.
Work on tie residence of C.F.How
is progressing rapidly. It will be a
handsome and comma dious house.
Charlie Fish is entertaining his
parents and the mother of his wife,
Mrs. McFee, all Of Redwood Falls.
Hon. A.Barto went down to Sank
Rapids on Monday to attend a meet
ing of the relief committee of which
he IS chairman.
The village churches have chang.
ed the time for evening services on
Sunday from half past seven t6
eight o clock.
The wife and daughter of Rev. ]. F.
Hamilton have returned from their
winters visit in Texas, and now oc
cupy the reatory.
Judge E. p. Caldwell has been en-
gagged all the week in procuring
rigbt-of-way for the Duluth, HuroI
and Denver railroad.
/ A perepatetic photographer mad,
a picture of the Star Hotel on Tues
day. ALI three buses wsre draw
mp before the door.
| The hole at the intersection o
Second and Ninth.sts is being file,
with earth from the knoll in front o
Dr.. McMaster's house.