The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04

Wheat, No. hard .......... 10
Wheat, No. Northern .... 10
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Frosty weather.
Hear the Arions.
Wheat is booming.
The mill is running.
Go and hear the Arions.
A month more of politics.
Cranberries are abundant.
Parker Mcclure is in town.
Nels Christensen is very ill.,
Bert Moore has gone to Minneapolis.
Mrs. 40. Scrivener is in Little Falls
Johnnie Law was in town on Wednes
day.
NJ. NJ. Farris lost child on Friday
last.
Mrs. A. F. Storey has gone to St. Pau
to live.
Mrs. w. ]. Kirk was in town during
the wrek.
Do not fail to hear Gen. Swift on Mon.
day evening.
Bert James spent Sunday in town visit.
ing at home.
Mrs. J. l Hendryx has removed to the
Apfeld house.
Mrs. Belle Taylor of Morris, came over
this morning.
C.P. Mcclure of St. Cloud, was in
town yesterday.
Heavy frosts fell on Friday and Satur-
day nights last.
Don't forget the Arions at the opera
house Oct 10th
G. X. Quill of Lake George, was in
town on Saturday.
Winter will be upon MS in a lew weeks
Are you ready for it?
I'D. Jones, clerk of the supreme court,
" S1S iil ~ NJ Il VII
Quite na1nber of pike and black bass
are being caught at Fairy lake.
F. A. Sutton of Browervlie, was in
town the first part of the week.
Sunday last was genuine Indian sum-
mer oay-warin, fazy and lazy.
Joseph Maly Sr. died at the residence
of his son in Ashley on Saturday last.
Hubert Alters, of Sank Centre town,
buried twins i'll one coffin On Monday.
Charlie Johnson who has been down
with the typhoid fever, has nearly recov-
cred.
Joseph Parker of Ashley, has given up
his idea Of going to Washington terri
tory.
The streets were lively on Saturday.
There were large number of farmers in
Town.
Tickets for the Arion entertainment
nory OF sale at (. T. Greene &Co's. book
store.
Tie Ar;on bell ringer will be at the
opera house on Wednesday evening, Oct.
10Th.
I. c. Foster aud family hive removed
into the rooms over Parker & Parker's
store.
The Avalancl!~ Office has been removed
I p the old Democrat office in the Barnum
block
Ioi,n Hoesc,1en, the wide-awake mer-
chant of Freeport, was III town OF Sat
urday.
Rev. H. c. klingei of Long Prairie, was
in town on Monday on his way to con-
ference.
The Hubbard company is building
duck boat for Harry Steadman. 1t is
good one.
Rev. S. G. Briggs left for ST. Paul Tues
day, to attend the annual conference now
in session.
Robert Lux and \. Rsinke, the baker,
will leave for Washington territory on
Monday.
The W. c. T. U. will meet on Tuesday
next al p. NJ at the residence of Mrs. T.
Fladeland.
Henry Capser, D. r. Jackson and Louis
Depaoli were delegates to the Melrose
convention.
Don't fail TO attend the lectures to be
given at the opera house next week by
Prof. Sperry.
Capser &, Son have put in machine
for fixing buttons firmly onto all shoes
sold by them.
A two-year-old son of John Bromeri-
stinkel fell from a wagon on Friday and
broke an arm.
The band has fixed its price at fifteen
dollars for political meetings, and will
not play for less.
Judge Lars Rand of Minneapolis is
very genial gentleman whom it is a pleas
rre to meet with socially.
G. w. Downing, roadmastcr on the
L. F. & D., registered at the Sank Centre
House the first of this week. .
Mesdames E. A. Glover, H. A. Taylor
and Chas. Hannah, all of Hudson, Wis.
are the guests of Mrs. r. L. Day.
Nels Rice and John Cooper went out
after ducks last Friday and returned Sat-
urday with a fine string of them.
Mrs. G. w. Turnbull of Waco, Texas,
and Miss Hattie Kelliher of St. Paul, have
been visiting Mrs P. H. Schuelke.
A work train is lying here with a
small gang of laborers, finishing the work
on the new grade on the Manitoba.
The Prohibition club is requested to
meet at eight o'clock sharp on Saturday
evening at the residence of Mrs. S. Simon
ton.
Rev. Ellery of Fergus Falls, made the
HERALD Office a pleasant call on Monday.