The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-08
Election is over.
Frosty weather.
1t was a hot election.
1t was a quiet election.
Golly! amt l wicked-Topsy.

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1t was quiet election.
Golly! amt wicked-Topsy.
Cold weather does not seem anxious to
appear.
Will Pillsbury came down from AshDy
on Monday.
Ore in four years is surely ofteu enough
for general elections.
Jacob Fisher of Long Prairie Wis IN
town on Saturday.
Fred Miller is building an addition 10
his home OH Maple St.
Revival meetings begin at the Baptist
church on Tuesday evening next.
You are invited to attend serve 1t the
Baptist church on Sunday next.
John Schoffner has purchased fern OF
Aaron Doty and is removing to it.
DIR. Foster administers laughing gas
tor the painless extraction Of teeth.
The HERALD readers. after Ills week.
shall have something beside p-Litit5 20
read.
The greatest of all Topsys Miss lille
Peck with the Boston Ideals, oil Til y
evening, Nov. 9th.
The republicans will hold ra.;, On
meeting here in few days, o. wlli,.- die
notice will be given.
A small knit shawl of biaci. ~ I'D
was picked up at the rink Oh l-o"d@y
evening. Call at this Office.
John R. Howard came up from $. Pail
on Friday and did some mighty Live
and effective campaign work.
There has been left at this Office 4 ucw
leather n1itten and package picked Up
in the street. Owner call at this oiillc.
Among the travelling men who ci@iln
residence in Sank Centre and vote here
are c. H. Bronson, H. 2. Gallup and
John Law:
The people should avail themselves q
the opportunity to see DR.. Foster At tLt
Sank Centre House. Nov. 10, 20, u
%, % and "a.
Little five year old Manic VanhoIiTl
the youngest and most beautiful chill,
actress on the American stage, with th
Boston Ideals Friday.
Miss Julia A. Williams, who has been ;
resident of Sank Centre for a number 0
years, has gone to Washington Territory
where she has relatives.
a. E. Baerman, general agent % Cham
ber's encyclopedia, has bet d s.. Of lhe c.1
cyclopedia against 500 with I,enry Kc
Ter on the general result.
Don't fail to see the grand stree
parade of the Boston Ideals on Friday
Nov 9th headed by Prof Kreycr's cell
brated silver cornet band.
F. w. LEM of Spring Hill was in tow
on Thursday. He was an active SUI
porter of Mr. Capser and very NATURAL
feels very much elated at his success.
Vim. B. Milne of Minneapolis,
spending month in the Citizens Bank
this village. He will open a bank {
Henning in this state about Deceir Der
You can tell republican at sight. {
is not true, however, that our villal
BARRIERS agreed to charge double shawn
rates to the democrats because Of the
long faces.
The mild form of illusion practiced
How Bros. & Co., in making it apps
that the coal stoves in their windoy
are actually in full blast produces We
pretty effect.
David Pangburn and wife, and Nj
Mcintosh, who has been visiting S.
Irish for several weeks, have left ICr Nl
York, the former for a visit and the !att
for her home.
Several evangelists will be at the b
t:st church, beginning on Tuesday ev
ing Of next week and continuing for
week at least. Every one is invited
.4.o, +he meetings.
Rev. X. S. Cross gives a ssrieS Oh
courses in the Congregational church.
The Home, or Family Life. The first
the series will be given next Sunday ev
ing. subjecr, Choosing Wife.
MI. Briggs, who has been engaged
working up creamery here, is also
ing the same work at Garfield, Freep
and several other places in this section
the state, with gratifying success.
1T is estimated that a thousand I
lars will change hands in Sank Cen
as the result of wagers in the poht
result, while innumerable hats, SHIT
suits of clothing and cigars were {
staked,
Rob Smith, Dick Mccoilum, Fr;
Perry, Tom Murphy, Eugene Ricliai
Fred Jacob, F. S. Hurt and Horace
den led the jubilee party on Wednes
evening, and they didn't permit the in
est to flag for a moment,