The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-12
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.

MlNNESUlA NEWS NUIN.
Twin Lakes, Freedom county, wants
: creamery.
A lively hail storm passed over South
! EN- Minnesota April 4. ..-
A Glue Earth City man is in trouble
! over internal revenue crookedness.
The st. Paul & Duluth road will make
| extensive improvements at Duluth.
A rich gold find is reported from St.
Louis county, near the Canadian line.
"Cut down to $50, O00'' is what hap
pened to the amount named In the bill
for Stillwater's public building.
A loan company is preparing to grade
streets. plant trees, and build some fine
houses in Worthington this spring.
Cannon Falls has citizen named Sam
uel Boylan who is 80 years old and has
been a church member for thirty eight
years.
The Faribault board of trade will ex-
hibit at the Minneapolis exposition dis
play of the products of the state institu-
tions at Faribault.
Fred Weston, of Medic, Blue Earth
county, whose father was sentenced to
| life imprisonment for murder, has be-
come insane, and is now In the st. Peter
asylum, where his father was placed
after becoming insane in the peniten-
tiary.
'This is only q sample" says the Min
, neapolis Journal, as it tells how the streets
of that city are in such a filthy condition
that teams cannot be safely driven on
the principal thoroughfares. Pay your
idle men, Minnie, $4,000 for remov-
/ ing the snow and mud from the streets,
the way St. Paul did
Mankato may have Il paper mill.
Every Minnesota railway is now free
from snow.
During 1888 there were 23,O93 births
| In Minnesota.
Mankato is to have large, well-ap-
pointed hospital.
Scott county is out of debt and has q
cash balance of 81, 900.
Fergus Falls has a new Congreea-
tional church costing &c. 900.
Charles Dickens, Jr., lectured in st.
Paul and Minneapolis this week.
At New Ulm twenty-one applications
have been made for liquor licenses.
A big gathering of G. A. R. posts will
hold reunion at Granite Falls in June.
There are $50 men employed in the
Milwaukee & St. Paul shops at Mime
apolis.
The frozen remains of an unknown
man were found near Donnelly, Stevens
county.
| The Pipestone county farmers insur-
ance company has been organized perma-
nently.
The three saloons at Pipestone are to
be allowed to run until July l without
molestation.
Twenty cows belonging to a farmer
near Mankato were crowned in the Min
nesota river.
Brainerd is so tickled with her base
ball club that wholesale challenges are
being issued.
Minneapolis will have driving park
with splendid race track, the whole af-
fair costing about $50, 900.
The report of the Saltwater postofice
for the year shows an increase in the
business of at least 20 per cent
Seeding is under way in some parts of
Lyon county.
The Cannon Falls creamery company
has Incorporated.
Saloon licenses at Verndale are worth
81, 800 for this year.
| Marshall is helping the Willmar g.
Sioux Falls railroad.
Duluth's coal receipts will run up to
100000 tons this year.
Big Stone county Democrats have gone
on record for tariff reform
Red Wings temperance societies want
the liquor traffic laws enforced
A S30,0O0 soldiers monument will be
erected in Bridge square, Minneapolis.
the Mississippi river water at Minneapo-
lis unfit for family use.
Farmers of Clifford township, Wabasha
county, have determined to prevent tho
killing of prairie chickens and quails, as
these birds are believed to be deadly foes
of potato bugs.
Father Stanley, of st. Paul, unmerci-
fully scored his penurious Pensioners
Sunday and told them that he furnished
all the pennies for Wabasha street
dealers. He told them to ante up iber-
ally hereafter, or they'd hear from him
again.
All danger from high water is past at
Mankato.
The bonded debt of st. Paul is over
s., 900, 900.
Catholic societies Of Apoka will build
q costly house of worship.
The Cannon river rampage has caused