The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-12

Geo. il. C0e and l.. III. COe are at
Devils Lake. at work on the railroad
grade for Caughren brothers.
Mrs. Tubbs and family occupy the
Pike house while their own home is
undergoing complete renervation.
The grading crew of the Duluth,
Huron and Denver is expected here
ready to commence work early next
week.
J. Hs Sackman of New York, H.
7. Meyers of Troy, N. Y, and G. w.
Shepard of w estfeld,- Mass. are in
town. $50
Miss Eta Bishop has returned
from visit Of several weeks with
her sister, Mrs F. E. Searle, of St.
Cloud.
There will be no service at the
Episcopal church on Sunday next,
as the rector will be absent from the
village.
Rev. "A. G. Pierce spent the past
week visiting brother in Dakota.
Mrs. Pierce is with friends at Long
Prairie.
Mathew E. Dimon, who has been
confined to his house for some time,
is con valescing. He was very i'll for
a couple CT weeks.
A. G. Whitney is rapidly complet.
ing the overhauling Of the Cannon
house. It will make handsome and
doc m hi raoidonoa
Mrs. j. III. Hubbard of st. Cloud,
spent u portion of the past week
in this village, the guest Ut Mr.. and
Mrs.sA. O. Hubbard.
Henry Marie lost his valuable bl I'd
dog. When last seen he was SKIER
mishing around among the wheat
shocks in North Fork.
Bailey d. Judkins is considering
the matter of taking charge Of the
OSakis railroad restaurant. He is an
excellent man for the place.
E. P. Barnum is on the sick list
again. 1t is earnestly hoped he
may be able to get out to his accus.
toned business without delay.
Alan Vessey has been in Dakota
for several weeks, dispOsing Of a
stock Of horses. He has sold a large
number at satisfactory prices.
Jasper Thomas of Engli h Grove,
formerly an employe of this Office, is
now occupying a situation in the In
surance Office of Morse s. Lamb.
The mechanics will soon be
through with work On the fine resi-
dence of Calvin F. How. 1t will be
ready for occupation next month.
Mrs. w: A. Gates and child will re.
turn from Dawson, ID. r., this week,
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks with the parents of Mrs.
Gates.
A couple of children set fire to
some hay in the barn of Mr.. james
Newell, and but for timely discovery
a good sized confiagration would
have ensued.
2 c. II. Taylor, who has been out
in Nebraska, grading railrord, has
returned and taken a contract on
the Minneapolis and Pacific road,
south Of Glenwo god.
Hon. b. NJ. Wilson, a prominent
attorney Of Chicago, is at the Sank
Centre House with his family. Mr..
Wilson will remain to enjoy
season of chicken shooting.
Joe Petit received his bicycle on
Tuesday. but it was too small, and q
38-inch was ordered, which will ar.
rived in few days, when Joe will
proceed 10 take headers"
~ The chickens will have to take it
next Sunday-what is left of them.
The game law permits shooting on
August 18th, but it didn't contem-
plate opening the season on Sunday.
1t is gratifying to learn that Miss
Belle Bruce is improving under
treatment bya skilled specialist in
Minneapolis. 1t is believed she will
be fully restored to health with
voice unimpaired.
Gov. Barto has gone to st. Peter to
attend meeting Ut tho directors of
tbs insane hospital. lie will stop at
st. Paul to be present at Il meeting
Of the state cyclone relief committee,
of which he Is chairman.
John Hoeschen of Freeport, Was in
town on Wednesday. He came up
with his brother, who was unfortu-
uate enough to break his shoulder
blade in falling from grain stack.
The fracture was reduced.
When the Sank Rapids Sentinel
shall have, closed its cyclone rum.
blings and grumblings it will
doubtless bea very readable sheet.
1t is neatly printed and has tbs
requisite ability behind it.
Messrs. Chamberlain & Cline have
removed their shop from Main-st. to
the Smith building next to Days
livery stable on Third-st., wher
they are busy as ever supplying the
demands for their excellent washer.
Henry Keller had his valuable
pointer pup out in the field on Mon.
day, just to give him little train.
ing. The dog proved gun-shy, and
at the first report the dog skipped
out, and Henry has thus far failed to
get track of him.
There are some children in this
village who are practicing fer the
penitentiary. Their POPULATIONS
are small, but their plans are pre-.
arranged with all the skill at their
command. Parents, where are your
children after dark?
The school board having purchased
Ben Lords house and LOT, have !com-
menced remodeliDg it. The old shed
on the school grounds has been re.
moved to the raar Of the Lord house,
and will be made a part Of the new
school room:
A camping party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. /, n. Harto. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. C. q.
Toby, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kells. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Greene, will camp
at Birch Lake for two week, COM
mencing on Tuesday next.
This hot weather. ia getting In its
work at tue. slaughter houses. The
stencil along the Grove Lake road
southwest Of town was strong enough
to overturn lumber wagon. The
attention OF the town board's nose is
respectfully directed to That place.