The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-05-31
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONHEN-
TON.

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Dated At Fergus Fails his 18th day Of Ma,
1883 e. z. CoRLIss. Chairman.
WILLIAM e. L1z. Secretary.
1t is cold.
Col. Bridgman is repainting his house
Charlie Fish has received a carload Of
buggies.
b A. o. Hubbard went down to St. Pau
On Monday.
H. J. Dresser of Hancock, was in towr
On Tuesday.
The Smith-Robins horse case is on trial
again to-day.
Mrs. Townsend of Melrose, was in
town on Monday.
Gov. Barto made a decoration day ad-
dress at Alexandria.
Wash McNiece came down from Little
Sank on Wednesday.
Tomorrow will be the first day OF
summer by the watch.
Capt. Huddlestonis "at home" at 2O16
Harriet-ave., Minneapolis.
Commencement exercises tomorrow
evening, at the opera house.
Henry Keller spent last Saturday in St.
Paul On important business.
c. o. Hoffman and P. H. Shulke are
erecting neat fences before their residences,
which adjoin, on south hill.
Miss Hannah Petit returned from
Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Fred Stedman of New York, is visiting
his brother, H. Jay Stedman.
Frank Minnett, who has been quite i'll,
has greatly improved in health.
Pete Hoffman was in town on decora-
ton day and led the drum corps.
Geo. Cleveland shipped a carload of
cattle on Wednesday, to St. Paul.
NJ. !. Lanehan of Minneapolis, stopped
here over S unday on his way home.
Samuel Kirk of Clear Water, is in town
on business connected with his sons es-
tate.
w. S. Dean leaves for St. Paul and
Minneapolis this evening to purchase
goods.
A. H. Petit and wife left on Friday
last for Indianapolis, to be absent about
ten days.
Al Finnigan, a prominent real estate
dealer of Minneapolis, was in town on
Monday.
Ole Peterson, ex-member of the legisla-
ture from Polk county, was in town on
Wednesday.
Charles Fish and Jake Jacob made a
trip into the country on Tuesday which
required two days.
State examinations commenced at the
sehool building on Monday last, and
will close tomorrow.
Alex. Tully went down to Minneapolis
on Tuesday of last week, on a business
trip of a couple of days.
Stuart Taylor was summoned to
Minneapolis by telegram on Saturday
He returned on Tuesday.
W. P. Hilsdale has been taking a mum.
Der of orders for campaign hats. The
boys will all blossom out in due time.
Mrs. Bruce has been spending som.
time in Minneapolis, attending court
the will of her mother being in contest.
r. l.. Day is putting the water from
the mains into his livery stables. He viii
use it principally for washing carriage
Sidney Irish shipped a carload of fat
cattle, and Townsend & Rowe and A. o,
Mattison a carload of mich cows Friday
Senator Keller is extending his electric
light plant through the residence porto,
of the town. He has a large number o
new customers.
S. Beidleman has received plate glas
for the front of his building on Main-st
The top of the windows will be of coloret
cathedral glass.
The drum corps has anew uniform. L
is of dark blue trimmed with red. tn
lads make a very striking appearance a
well as lots of noise.
Preaching at the Baptist church mex
Sunday morning and evening. All ar,
invited Sunday school Immediately
after morning service.
Subscriptions received for the New
York Tribune by J. w. Shepard at $1.O'
per year, together with the HERALD 70
one year, only 1925.
Prof. Rocholl, county superinten dent
has been in town during the past week
He has been making official visits to tn
schools in this vicinity.
All are most cordially invited to at
teud the young peoples meeting at tn
Baptist church on next Sunday after
noon an fO,,r o,clocL
The weather during the past week ha
been thoroughly disagrecable. The pre-
vailing wind has been ~northeasterly, ant
o~vercoats have been a necessity.
The Grundman brothers are operatin,
three farms this season on the Metros
road, adjoining. They are both youn,
men, good farmers, and are doing exec
lent work.
The New York Weekly Tribune and til
HERALD for one year for 1925. Tw
good republican papers for a trifle NOR
than the price ofone. Subscriptions tai
en- at this Office.
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