The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-02-02
LOCAL SUMMARY.
NEWSPAPER LAW.

NEWSPAPER LAW.
Any person who has taken pape
regularly from the postofice, whether di
rected to his name or another's or wheth
er he has subscribed or not, is responsl
bic for the payment.
IF any person orders his paper discon
tinued he must pay all arrearages or tn
publisher may continue to send it unit
payment is made and collect the who'll
amount, whether the paper is taken from
the Office or not.
The courts have decided that refusin,
to take newspapers or periodicals from
the postofice, or removing and leavin,
them uncalled for, is prina Acia evidenc
of Intentional fraud.
1t is reported that a newspaper il
Illinois recently brought suit agains
forty-three men who would not pa,
their subscriptions, and obtained judg
ment in each for full amount of the claim
Ofthese, twenty-eight men made AFFIDAVIT
that they owned no more property thar
the law allowed them, thus preventing
attachments. Then they, under decision
of the supreme court, were arrsted TO,
petty larceny, and bound over in the sun
of $500 each. All but six gave bonds
while six went to Jail. 1t makes no diff
: ference to what part of the continent thu
paper goes, bill sent to the post-mastel
justice of the peace or any United State:
officer can be collected.
The Keller factoryis again in full blast.
Gov. Barto is out of town on business.
c. A. Morse is in St. Cloud on business.
Tully & Co., are receiving stocks OF
goods.
RI. Greene & Co., are taking account
of stock.
Miss jamie Petit is visiting friends in
Minneapolis.
BID. Judkins of Osakis, was in town
on Wednesday.
John Howard went up to Eagle Bend
on Wednesday.
Calvin Kelsey went up to Long Prairie
On Wednesday.
Frank Parker of Devils Lake, is at
home on visit.
Sheriff Maynard of Todd county, was
-, toxv, on Mo,1dav
Prof. Sanborn and Sid Bettman were
in town on Monday.
The village of Belgrade, on Crow River
has been Incorporated.
"Silver Spur" at the opera house on
Wednesday evening next.
A new clock has been placed in the
Sank Centre House Office.
w. o. P Hilsdale and John A. Gilman
attended the carnival last week.
Jim Reynolds-"roots and herbs'-was
in town selling drugs on Wednesday.
Chas. P. Sheirees, the Minneapolis fur
niture dealer was in town on Tuesday.
Superintendent Coe has been overhaul
ing the fire alarm telegraph during the
past week.
Who shall compose the next village
council? 1t is only six weeks until cleo
ton.
Walter P. Lambert has been confined
to his home the greater part of the past
week.
Miss Belle Gates is taking a course of
stenography and type-writing in Mime
apolis.
T. R. Huddleston and wife went down
to ST. Paul on Wednesday to attend the
carnival.
The Hubbard Hammock Chair Com
pany will put in a new sand papering
machine.
Mrs. Radcliffe, prominent dress-mak-
er of St. Paul, is in town doing work for
several ladies here.
James A. Norris and Chas. F. Hendryx
are in Minneapolis attending the meeting
of the state league.
Hon. ]. D. Jones, clerk OF the Supreme
Court was in town on Wednesdesday on
his way to Long Prairie.
John Boobar has been quite i'll in St..
Cloud. His mother went down to St.
Cloud to take care of him.
Harry Parker went down to st. Paul
on this mornings train. He will witness
the closing of the carnival.
w. o. P. Hilsdale has completed his
annual inventory and seems to be
thoroughly satisfied with results.
Henry Moore got plowed out of the
Little Falls and Dakota blockade and
came in on the first train on Tuesday.
John Clarity is home, having given up
the station agency at Cokato. He will
be assigned to station on this division.
William Kells, who has been with w
o. P. Hilsdale for the past two months
left on Wednesday for his home at Wau
kesha, Wis.
John Boobar came up from St. Clout
on Friday accompanied by his mother
who went down to nurse him through 9
fit of illness.
Geo. LaFond came over from Little
Falls to spend Sunday here with friends
returning on Monday. He came by way
of st. Cloud.
The Nellie Walters Comedy Company
is worth seeing. 1t will produce "Silve
Spur" at the opera house on Wednesda,
evening next.
Guy Rice, express messenger on tn
Northern road, has so far recovered from
the effects of his illness as to be able tt
resume work.
Fred Woods came up from Melrose tt
spend Sunday with Sank Centre friends
He remained over Monday to take (:
whirl in a cutter
E. c. Bornwel1 was in town during tn
past week on his first trip for Turwell
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