The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-29

Henry Garfield came down from
TT. Ransom ID. T., on Monday, and
will remain some time looking after
business interests.
Rev T McClary delivered fine lec-
ture on "Henry Wilson" at the Meth
odist church on Tuesday evening.
1t was fine address.
w. j. VanDyke. a prominent cap
italist Of Minneapolis, was in town
on Friday. He has son engaged in
business at Eagle Bend.
Postmaster Garfield of Long Prai-
RE, was in town on Tuesday. Man.
inn has hosts of friends here who
are always glad to see him.
Hanlon.t the man who made such a
brilliant record as manager of the
crs amery, has been heard from. He
is, or Was. ut Wadena. Iowa.
r. M. Russell. the genial repre-
sentative Of the loot and shoe trade,
was in town on Monday, and drove
to North Fork in the evening.
S
Deacon Conner is eating peas of the
second crop matured in five weeks
from the seed, and declares he will
have the third crop this season.
Theodore Jordan, who now re-
sides at st. Cloud. and is in the en-
ploy of the Mantle railroad com.
pdny, was In town on Saturday.
Madames Asbuy and Nimick and
son, of Chicago, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. III. b. Huntress, They
will remain about two months.
Rev. A. G. Pierce has gone to
visit his brother in Dakota, and Prof.
Rocheleau will conduct services at
the Baptist church next Sunday.
Rev. f. b. Nash, Jr., of Alexan.
dria, has accepted a call from the
Episcopal church at Fargo, and will
remove thither about September LIST.
There was hailish looks about the
sky on Sunday afternoon. The day
had been excessively hot but the tenn
peratilfe fell rapidly toward evening.
Anderson s. Knudson of North
Fork, shipped large consignment of
butter to Minneapolis on Monday. Mr..
Knudson was in town attending to
to the matter.
Rev. w. B. Hamilton preached
two fine sermons at the Episcopal
church on Sunday last. He re-
turned to Minneapolis with his wife,
on Tuesday.
Charlie Bennett says: "You may
say to the HERALD readers that the
Hessian fly is doing considerable
damage in some of the wheat fields.
SIT is fact"
Uncle John Moshier has been busy
during the past week fitting up
and putting into operation some new
threshing engines. He is an expert
in that line.
Editor Simmons had a three-legg-
ed dog which lie priced highly, and
now some malicious wretch has put
a bullet through the only 1ore-leg
the animal ever had.
j. d. VanDyke, who left this vii.
lage to engage in the insurance BUSH
ness with A. M. Cory, at Minneapo-
lis, is studying law with Tolmai. &
Baldwin of St. Cloud.
The Sank Rapids Sentinel an
nounces the illness of Governor G.
A. Gilman, and says he will prob
ably not be able to leave the house
for couple of weeks.
Andrew J. Smith has greatly i'm
proved and enlarged his house, and
rendered it far more pleasant by the
addition of com modious porch
along the south front.
N. E. VanDyke. who has been
very successful teacher in this vi
cinity. has taken up his permanent
resid ence at Oconomowoc, Wis,
the home Of his parents.
Ed. Warner has accepted position
in the Bank at Cooperstown, d. T..
which is owned by Lawrence Bros.
Ed has the best wishes of scores of
friends in his new home.
Byron Carr and II. P. Padley made
an excursion along the lake shore in
the hope Of bringing home that bear
which has been seen a number of
times by various persons.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery and son,
William b., who have been visiting
her sister Mrs. j. M. Thomson, re-
turned to- her home in Crawfords-
vile, Indiana, on Mo nday.
A washing machine at the depot
bears the name s'E. L. Mantor's
Wonderful. Mr.. Mantor is son-in-
law of III. Bruce; and was formerly
a resident of this village.
i VIM Nottage has purchased of
Adolph Nelson a 54-inch American
Challenge bicycle for which he paid
800, A bicycle CLUB will undoubted-
ly be started here eIe long.
I A street preacher stirred up the
village for a little time on Saturday
last. He improvised pulpit on
the corner of Main and Third-sts.
and attrac ted quite crowd. .s.f.
= A. Tully went out to Birch Lake
on Monday, with a friend from HhiI-
.delphia, TO indulge in a little pisca-
rtorial sport. They had all the pleas.
ure Of that sort they desired.
The officers elected by the Birch
Dale Alliance were as follows
President, J..J. Grimes vice presi.
dent. G. F. George secretary, F.
Fuller treasurer, W. I. Avery,
Nelson Hoople spent a greater part
of the past week in town, owing to
the fact that Mr.. Erwin was absent
from town and Nels had to operate
the elevator during his absence.
Francis Getz of St. Joseph, attempt
ed to board a freight train at Alban Y
on Tuesday, and SO fell that both his
feet were taken off by the car wheels,
Was taken to St. Cloud for treatment.
O. Mattisan is harvesting the crops
on the Alexander Moore lands leased
by him on the north side, and be-
tween the railroads. There are
nearly two hundred acres in wheat
and oats.