The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-11-25
THE MELROSE RECORD.

Mailman % bOrgerdlng nave |,
leased the elevator of Ehr Bros. &
Trisko and are the most active wheat
firm in the market this fall. They
run two elevators here now and if
there were two more idle the boys
would have them in nse as they are
very energetic and full of business.
/ JIG. Fremont was advertised to
lecture in the Methodist church on
Sunday evening last Subject Sunny
South). Or account ot the extreme
bad weather there was no one in
attendance. We hope to see him
here again when the weather is more
favorable. 1s ssoGt ,,ss, ~ =.assaaa~cs
Mrs, C. D. Lamb returned from
Ransom City, d. T., and will take
up her abode here for the winter,
while Charlie will do his own house
hold duties on the bleak prairie of
Dakota. 49,. ~. -. .... ..........
L. S. Foot, nj. MUIR. both Melrose
boys, are reelected as Register of
Deeds and County Treasurer of Bur-,
lington county, D. T. Go west young
man and grow MP with the country.
Joe BONNER took his best girl up
to Dakota last week and had the knot
tied by a Dakota justice. They
returned the first of the week. Sue
cess to the happy couple. ...,....
Rumors of changes are numerous
on our streets and if they all take
place between this and the new year
business in the transfer line will prove
exceedingly profitable.
Those wire cables broke at the mill
this week, which stopped business
until the new ones arrived. Business
is booming there again as usual.
There were several days that our
merchants did not receive any freight
this week, but the navigation on the
Manitoba is again open.
Mrs L. S. Foot will have completed
her visit here on Tuesday next,
when she will start for the Mouse
River country. .. .:..
Joe Dodge put in his old time
appearance Saturday, and proposes
to enjoy a little sport with old
acquaintance.
Slelghing is anything but fair, and
ifany one is going a great distance
and expects TO get back they had better
use wheels.
Henry Kalkman. Jr., spent severa
days in S.. Paul and Duluth on {
wheat speculation, and returned home
on Friday.
Earl Morehouse went to Brainerc
during the week, and from there he
goes to the pineries for an old fashion
deer hunt.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give
/ a chicken pie supper next Thursda'
evening. All are invited to attend
! Joe BONNER returned from Dakot
last Saturday and will remain here
the balance of the winter.
II. w. VanRans.ler Post will NEE
on Saturday evening. All comradc
are invited to attend.
Ehr Bros. & Trisko's are sellin
goods for the fun of it. Don't forge
to give them call.
| Quite a number of deer have bee
been killed by the Melrose hunter
during the past week.
! Horace Stratton says he is lionel
these times. Cheer up Horace. Their
is some left yet.
/ Now is the time for the little boy
and girls to be awful good. Chris
mas is coming.
Kraker &Werden have alarge stoc
OF ladies' cloaks tor sale cheap. Civ
them call.
Clarke has made a large wood she
for storing wood to be used boys ,h
mill engine.
, Fresh pork is coming into marke
; and is selling at 4 and cents pc
pound.
: 1t Is nearly time for some wise ma
! to say that the back bone of winter j
busted. ... ... s..
James Winters went to visit oil
friends at Fredonia, Wis, last Fri
} day.
Snow, rain and slush were the ger
eral features of the day last Monday
Prof. Rocholl, County Superir
, tendent elect, was IN town this weel
; Prof. Scale enjoyed his Thanks
! giving with friends in Albany.
Rev. Warner preached in Gre
Eagle last Sunday evening
Mrs. Emily Freeman returned fro
Grand Forks this week.
The fine skating of this season wa
, of short duration.
Winter apples for sale by EIDE
brock Bros.
How did you enjoy your turkey?
Make a slide and be in fashion.
Winter has come to stay.
Sleig hing is very good.
), ..,' va. DIED. e.. ..
NICKERSON-On Sunday, the Goth, {