The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-08
John Howard is in lowe on bust.

Mrs. E. Oakford and son Ben are
visiting friends in town.
Hon. y. A. Gilman was in town for
a short time on Monday.
Henry Smith spent portion OF
the past week in Cassslton.
Long Prairie has organized an in
dependent school district.
Geo. N. Brsssler of Long Prairie
was in town on Monday.
Dawes How spent the Fifth with
his parents in this village.
DR.. Dubois, wife and son returned
from st. Paul on Tuesday.
A disastrous hail storm visited
northern Todd County last week.
Quite a number of Alexandria
people celebrated in our village.
H. c. Rollins came down from
Ada to spend the Fourth OF July.
Fred williams has the water from
the mains all through his house and
yard.
Frank DePark night operator of
Alexandria, was in town on Tues
day.
Sid Bettman spent the Fifth with
with his many friends in this VII
lage.
Hiram Dennis is out on the road
again for the Hubbard Hammock
Chair Co.
The corn crop laughs at this
weather, and the farmer chuckles in
sympathy with it.
Miss Brewer of st. Cloud, daugh-
ter of j. V. Brewer, islthe guest Of
Miss Lille Howard.
Prof. Rocheleau returned on Tues
day, after brief business trip to
Chicago and St. Paul.
The total valuation of all property
assessed in this village is $4O5, 100, of
which $4,000 is personal.
j. d. Jones came down from Long
Prairie on Tuesday to testify in the
case of Brewer VS. Brewer.
Prof. Roeheleau returned on Tues
day from visit of several days to
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mr.. James Murphy of st. Paul,
brother of the genial Tom, spent
the Fourth in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Clark of St.
Cloud,spent the Fourth Of July with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hubbard.
Hon A. Barto went down to st.
Cloud on Tuesday to attend meet
ing of the cyclone relief comlittee.
Todd County has vigorous ALI
ancc, recently organized, II. G. Hews
is president and j. l.. Locke secre.
tary.
Wells Fargo express company
has been ousted from the Northern
Pacific railroad, by a recent court
decision.
Prof D. J. Cogan is adding very
materially to the attractiveness of
the academy, by the erection of a
neat porch.
Bert Moore went up to Carlisle to-
day, where he has accepted position
in the photograph gallery of A. G.
Lawrence.
Don't forget the county alliance on
Saturday next. It will meet at
Spring Hill at one o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
Frank Barnum came up from Sank
Rapids on Saturday last, and will
remain a few days. He has a posi-
tion on the Sentinel.
The Rockaway made a trip down
from the club house grounds, a dis
lance of Ave miles, in thirty-five
minutes, on Wednesday.
The Adyentists are spreading their
canvass preparatory to holding camp
meeting, on the same grounds which
they occupied last year.
II. P. Gallup arrived in town on
Tuesday, just to keep up pleasant
acquaintanceship with his host of
friends here. He is always welcome.
Ormus Marshall brought in a
few stalks of wheat from his farm
on the Melrose road, which were
we'll headed, the straw measuring
four feet and half.
Frank Barnum celebrated Fourth
of July right royalty, with nine
FOUNDER. 1t is a patriotic boy whose
future birthday anniversary will
be loudly celebrated.
The buggy of DR.. Little was over
turned on the shore of the lake,
near the Palmer place. His wife
was thrown from the buggy, but
sustained no injnry.
The recently organized division OF
the Sons of Temperance will meet
Tuesday evening, July 18th, at the
Congregational church parlors. Let
all members and all desiring to join
the order be present.
Kettel Halvorsen of North Fork
was in town on Tuesday. He says
an alliance is about to be formed in
his town, and it will be represented
az euO COuHty dllidHC0 m0CGiuS al
Spring Hill on Saturday next.
History repeats itself. Il is only
few years ago since Sam Simonton
was relieved of his pants by bur-
glar, who entered his sleeping
apartment. This time it is Joe who
is the victim CT the pantaloon act.
Michael Clarity, who has been
night operator at the Manitoba de-
pot for the past year, has gone tc
Anoka, where he will take the po
sition of day operator. Michael will
be missed by large. circle OF
friends.
Walter Chapman has accepted a
position in Al KinnamoH's barber
shop. Mr.. Chapman-is a first-class
workman. and comes highly recon-
mended from Youngstown, Ohio, land
his work is bound to please the 10 esi
fastidious.