The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-13

STUBBORN chronic ailm6nt.
For SALE.-A good second hand
Irvine binder (McCormick) in good
repair; for sale cheap. Enquire of
+. Il. Evans, at the Bakery. 3w
John L Bell, of Minneapolis, a
former resident or this village, was
in town on Tuesday. He has hosts
Of warm friends in this village.
Peter Fandel, who was one of the
bright students of Lake View Acade-
my, las completed his course and re-
turned to his home in st. Cloud.
Mrs. w. A. Gates accompanied her
mother, Mrs. A. j. Pike, upon her
return to her heme at Dawson, d. L.
She will remain several weeks
S. L. Lockwood has purchased lot
on feminist, adjoining the Tubbs
property on the north, and has CON-
mencsd TIE erection of a residence.
Charlie Fish has the sidewalk laid
in front of his two lots ON Eighth.st.
By the way, Eighth is bound to be
one OF the finest avenues in town.
Charlie Bennett is hating between
two opinions-whether to take away
his front fence altogether, or to erect
new one. In any event the old one
must go.
General Mark ID. Flower of st.
Paul, was in town on Friday last on
his return from. Eagle Bend, wheth-
er he went to organize Grand
Army post. 49,
The Coats Brothers have sold
their old bus to W. Green.
wood Of Long Prairie, where
twill aeservice in the future as it
has here in the past.
e. Elisha How returned from Bird
Island, where he has been for the
past year and more, and has gone to
Larinore to engage in the hardware
and timing business.
A. NJ. Cory has sold his pleasant
home on Main-st. to W. W. Woods,
brother of Richard Woods, who came
here with his family from western
New York, few weeks since.
Judge E. p. Caldwell, of the Board
of Directors of theDuluth, Huron and
Denver rail- cad arrived in town, and
Is now busily engaged in arranging
for right of way along the line.
r. o. Hall has his new bus in SER
vice, land the three handsome vehicles
present an imposing appearance at
the trains.Few towns of this size are
as well equipped in that line.
Messrs. Parker, White and Stiles
shipped seven car loads of three year.
old steers to Iowa on Wednesday,
where they will be fattened for mar
ket.
The fire laddies were out on Tues
day evening for practice. The hose
men INDUCED in friendly warfare of
water. Some of the boys got good
wetting.
II you want an artistic job of
printing call at the HERALD office.
MIR. w. 1. Henshaw. who is in charge
of the mechanical department, has
not bis equal as a job printer in CEN
trial Minnesota.
L. E. Shields, of the firm of Newport
& Shields, contractors on the Mime
apolis and Pacific railroad, were in
town onWednesday. Work all along
the line is progressing rapidly.
The engineer corps of the Duluth,
Huron and Denver railroad returned
last week, after completing a pres
liminary to the Minnesota river.
They found fine route all the way.
John Allen and James H. Jenkins
hsye~ returned from Rapid City,
whittier they went in search of
| work. They report the labor mar
ket overstocked, and wages exceed
ingly low.
Knute o. Roe and Charlie Lofgren
will start general store in the town
of Bangor as soon as they can get the
goods on the ground. Two railroads
will strike the town this season.
NJ. Hogan went up to Clay and
WIlkin counties to look after some
land transactions for the Sank Val
ley Land and Loan Co. This COM
pany has some large and valuable
tracts in that part of the state.
Both the Northern Pacific and the
Manitoba roads have raised the
wages of their labOrers. Section
men now receive $125 per day and
men working with their construction
trains $50 per day.
Calvin F. How has the frame
partly enclosed for a fine residence,
on his lots on NInth-st. The plan
shows a conmodious and convenient
house, which will be directed orna'
ment to that ha ndsome street.
Marcus Maitland says the an.
noancement of his intended removal
to Ashby is little premature to Say
the least. He is only going up there
on avisit, but has come to no determin
atien relative to his future residence,
Since the FIRST of January J. FL.
Thompson, an Eagle Bend merchant
has bought IL ,0OO ties, 5000 feet OF
piling, go cords of wood. The rail.
road company has purchased over
$4,000 worth of ties there thi:
season.
Henry Keller is putting consider
able work on his lot south of thu
factory. He has some handsom,
ishrubbery on the place, and it ii
growing more beautiful year aftel
year. He has not yet determined
when he will build ON the lot.
4 The Keller factory Is running OF
full time, making six hundred fan
ming mills, for which the Lovaa
boys have the contract. A new
planer has been added to the ma
chiHery outfit. Charlie Fuller is il
charge of the engine.
Interest Stopped.
Persons holding village orders ar
requested to call and presen
them fer payment, as Their
is plenty OF money in the treasury
Interest has been stopped on villag
orders which have been registered.
L. KELLs.
: Treasurer
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