The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-22

Rev. J.. B. Drew has returned from
his melancholy trip to Michigan. He
experienced terribly hot weather in
Michigan and Wisconsin.
Geo. Lafond arrived In town dur
| ing the week. He is in the employ
of the Osborne, Harvester Co. as an
expert, and be is good one.
o. Shaughnessy, ;who has been in
the employ of A. j. Smith for the
past six months, departed for
Sturges. d. T. on Monday. 80
Miss May Alden. sister Of VIM. II. !
Alden. who has been visiting with
Mrs. A. O. Hubbard, returned to her
home in st. Cloud on Wednesday.
S. G.. Anderson of Westport, who
so narrowly escaped being gored to
death by vicious bull recently, has
so far recovered asto be about.
Since the trial of the Buckeye at
Long Prairie, Chas. Fish has been
doing q fine business in THAT locality.
They appreciate 4 good machine.
Sanford See, whose eye was so ser.
iously injured, will not. in all prob
ability lose the organ altogether, al.
though its use will be seriously i'm
pared. sq
There is an active demand for cat.
tie, and shipments are quite active.
w. d. Townsend received another
order for car load which he filled
yesterday.
A four year old son of Oscar
Strebeck OF Little Sank had his leg
broken on Monday, a heavy plank
falling upon it. The little fellow
was brought to this village for re-
pair. 4'E
The cattle shipped by. Messrs.
Parker, White & Stiles to Dakota
gave unlimited satisfaction. The
bunch of $50 head averaged better
than any which had been shipped for
long time. ...t
Mrs. Tubbs' house on Third-st.
has been moved back, and is being.
thoroughly overhauled. A stone
foundation has been laid, and it is
being plastered. ih'". ~
Hon. Alexander Moore is doing
vast amount Of business in the farm
ing line this season. He has been
breaking and grubbihg a large
J. II. Reynolds, Of the Lyman. Eliel
Drug Co. of Minneapolis, spent a
portion of the past week in town, &C.
companied by his son, a bright boy
of dozen years Of age. s.;H Z -
II. B. Hnntress got. stirred up in
the street the other night; and talked
louder than tho ordinance permits.
He was arrested: hut was released
after a short time. b,,s '''s rs
Nelson ''H4ople'aawho has been
spending the past week in town, re-
turned to Duluth on wednesday,! He
will not remove his family thither1
until after harvest. ..,s,,y -,
F. B. Simmons of the Long Prairie
Leader. was iriItOwn on Wednesday.
He purchased considerable printing
material from the HERALD, prepar-
atory to enlarging the Leader to
eight columns. ~
c., n. Brennan of Chicago, and Mrs.
o. F. Carver of st. Cloud, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnum last
week. Mr.. Brennan is a brother. in.
law of Mrs. Carver, s>.,E .'~s'.-
There will be services at the Con.
gregational church at 1890 A. M.
Young peoples meeting at Up. M.
Union temperance meeting at 8 P. NJ.
All are cordially invited.
The First National Bank is CORE.
spending with competent book
keeper to succeed George H. Hos.
mer, who has resigned. Mr.. III. will
remain until his successor is named.
Large quantities OF blue berries
are arriving daily, the packages
being labeled with tag From M.
Sprague, dealer in groceries, Brain.
erd, Mimi" Milt is doing a large
business in this line.
William Scherfius started for Da.
kota Tuesday morning with eleven
horses, which he has for sale. He
will drive up, and after disposing of
the horses, wagon, etc, will make the
trip back on the cars. "
Those desiring to board studen Is
the coming fall and winter, or hav-
Ing rooms to rent to students. who
wish to board themselves, will con-
fer a favor by notifying me.
= W. F. RocHELRAU.
A great many members of the al.
lance bubbled sover with wrath
when they read the distorted report
OF the platform adopted at: Spring
Hill. and no one blames; them any.
Gentlemen, tsfit was our. hlunder,
which fs elsewhere explained.
The, young sson OF C.sA. Barrows
OF Willard, who wasso seriously in
jured few weeks since, is convalesc.
ing rapidly. .OnGieg was very badly
fractured, but there is every indica-
tion that it will be. restored to its &C.
customed strength.
The harvest will commence next
week pretty generally, on the earlier
soil. Oats will be attacked with Wig
or, and wheat will; follow. The
wheat is not ripening rs evenly as
could be desired, but serious loss is
not feared on that score.
Jared Emerson of Grove Lake.
was in town Tuesday. He is chair
man of the town board, and with the
town clerk came Id for the purpose
OF depositiong the bonds of the town
voted in aid of the Duluth, Huron
and Denye railroad, in escrow with
the First National bank.
The present postmaster and the
ex-postmaster at Avon, tried to set
tie their difficulties with their fists.