The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19

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married sister from New York.
Win Reyleck has returned from
collecting tour for Henry Kelle
through Morrison and Benton coun
ties.
] The Hubbard Hammock Chair fac
tory has been compelled to shut
down all its machinery, as it has NJ
power.
They do say that the water is 81
| low in the lake that the Rockaway
kicks up dust behind her every sh'
makes.
The recent rams have benefited
the pastures very materially, bul
sloughs are still very low, if not al
together dry.
A tent has been erected at thu
east end Of Third st, a whirligif
set in motion for the amusement Of
the children.
w. NJ. Brown of st. Paul was in
town on Monday. HIS wife is al
Ipswich, D. T., visiting her brother
Charles A. Rice.
Our band has been partially engag
ed to attend the District fair at ST.
Cloud. Definite arrangements have
not yet been concluded.
William Harrington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill of Hutchinson, have
been the guests of S. Pendergast,
during the past week.
Favorable weather for ten days
will secure the grain against any or.
binary danger from injury by fall
rains. 1t will all be safely stacked.
Mrs. Stucke of Gosport, Ind. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A. II. Petit
Her husband, DR.. Stauke, will arrive
on Saturday and remain several
weeks.
H. E. Hamilton of Dallas, Texas.
who holds responsible position in a
leading bank, is in town, visiting bis
parents, Rev. j. F. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton.
A. o. Hubbard is in Minneapolis,
putting the Hubbard Hammock
Chair exhibit in order for the open
ing of the exposition on Monday
next.
A. A. Whitney of Melrose, was in
town on Saturday. He says the
water is so low in the river at Mel
rose that the fish are all dying of
thirst.
What has become of the grading
crew of the Duluth, Huron and Den
YER railroad which was confidently
predicted to arrive on the 18th of
August?
A new bridge is being erected GU
the Getty Grove road, near Mr..
Borgman's residence. 1t will have
stone abutments and will be as sub
Gtantial as need be.
Henry Keller is laying out his
residence grounds in handsome
shape preparatory to building. He
has erected fine rustic summer
house which is decidedly unique.
Willard Sprague came down from
Bralnerd on Saturday to inlalge in
a little sport on his old hunting
grounds. Mil. is an expert and cap
tured his share of the wild poultry.
Rev. j. F. Hamilton spent a por-,
tion of last week in Minneapolis.
He attended the meeting of the State
Chautauqua Association during his
absence. He returned on Monday.
Superintendent Rocheleau is vast.
ing no time in the vacation. He is
actively engaged every day in max
lug preparations for the opening Of
the fall term about two weeks hence.
A. II. Petit drove out to Grove
Lake on Monday. He says the
stacking is almost half done. On
Sunday evening POpe county was
visited by a very heavy wind and
rain storm. -- -
The Jordan -Barrows-.Apfeld dog
was replevined from the latter by
the former, on Saturday. Officer
Coats went out to Mr.. Apfeld's farm
in Raymond and brought the dog
back with him.
Silas Noble and Rev. S. B. Kim
mel, both of Raymond, are DESTROYS
Of securing suitable residences in
the village for the winter that the
younger members of their families
may attend school.
During the state fair, the Mani
toba road will sell round trip tickets
to st. Paul at $3.50, to Minneapolis
at $5.05. Sale from August 29th to
September 4th inclusive. Good to
return September 9Th.
George H. Hosmer and wife ar
rived on Thursday and spent two or
three days in town. The new bank
of which he is cashier commence bus
mess this week-the stock subscrip-
items having been called in.
A heavy thunder storm visited
this patch of the sphere on Sunday
evening. The lightning was vivid,
and the water fell in sheets for a
time. It had but little effect in cool
ing the heated atmosphere.
A camping party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gates, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Barto, and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Kells left on Wednesday morn
ing for Birch Lake. They will re-
main in seclusion about two weeks.
The mill has been compelled to
shut down owing to low water, and
the question of putting in steam
power is being seriously discussed.
The oldest inhabitant does not rec
collect such low state Of water
in the dam.
The Keller factory has completed
it's first installment of farming
mills. which are being shipped
rapidly to gil orders. The mills
have been improved in several ma
terial points, making it much more
desirable than ever.
The grain in this vicinity is all cut
and at least one third of it in the
stack. There has been little
threshing done from the shock, but
AS rule the farmer prefers letting
the wheat GO through the sweating
process in the stack.
Henry Marie has removed to his
new home on the north side. He
has fitted 1t mp in handsome style,
veneered the house with brick, re-
paired and overhauled the interior.
And it is now one of the most de-
sirahle homes in the village.