The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15

Shoe repalrinS at H1isdale'S.
Thanksgiving November Goth.
Vote for a new town hall and Jail.
Go to the concert tomorrow night.
Indian Summer has been asserting her
self
Chas. Fish went below on Wednesday
morning.
Wood received at this office on sui
scription. Bring it i'll now before snow
falls.
Tom Brown of Westport was i'll town
on Monday.
A number of land buyers have been in
town this week.
Don't miss the grand concerts this and
to morrow evenings.
Sergeant the tailor, has finished the
addition to his shop.
c. A. Barrows, of Willard, was in town
on Monday with his son.
Geo. Fish makes an efficient policeman
IN the absence of Officer Carr.
Sank Centre got there with both feet,
both before and alter election.
Or. Foster administers laughing gas
tor the painless extraction Of teeth.
Alexander Moore has ten thousand
bushels of grain comfortably housed.
John Brown of Westport, came over to
the republican celebration on Monday.
A new barber shop is to be opened in
this village, next to Nicolaus tailor
shop.
JohnBoobar came up from st. Cloud
ON Monday and participated in the
parade.
The How brothers have one @. the fin
est display of heating stoves ever offered
in this market.
The w. c. T. U. will meet nextTuesdav
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. at the residence of Mrs.
Harrison Rice.
The streets have been nicely cleaned
up, and present very neat appearance
in consequence.
The Uncle Toms Cabin show given
last Friday night was far below what it
might have been.
Home talent against all corners at the
ope-a house Thursday and Friday even
ing. of this week.
Dawes How has purchased the Chas
Fish safe and movedit down to his hard
ware store at Melrose.
las. A. Norris went down to St. Cloud
on Saturday to witness the big republi-
can parade and jubilee.
A good many went from here to St.
Cloud last Saturday to take part in the
big ratification meeting.
The Paynesville editors re giving each
other lessons in gramn a spiced with
very pointed personalities.
Of all the unearthly noises recognizable
is an able bodied tin horn as operated by
c. r. Tubbs. He's an expert.
Vote for the propositio to erect a
town hall and lock up. Aspecial election
will be held on Tuesday next.
y Gov. Barto has gone to Rochester to
attend stated meeting of the board of
trustees of the insane asylums.
John A. Botz's wheat averaged about
fourteen bushels to the acre. His farm
is located five miles south of town.
A brakeman named Heath lost two
fingers while coupling cars in the Mani
toba yards at this place on Tuesday.
The Woodbury. block, now occupied by
Marie & Schank, has had coat of paint
applied, VIII n improves it immensely.
The creamery seems to be a certainty.
Willis How took hold of it and did splen-
did work i'll securing stock subscriptions.
The people should avail themselves ol
the opportunity to see DIR. Foster at the
Sank Centre House. Nov. 10, 20, II,
%, % and "a.
The ladies of the Grand Army relief
corps gave a pleasant and bouutiful sup
per at G. A. r. hail on Monday. 1t
proved profitable.
Mrs. L. T. Storey is rafting off fine
organ. Tickets are sold at fifty cents a
number and the rattle will take place
about Christmas.
There was wreck on the Manitoba
road at Freeport on Sunday night Two
opposing trains collided wrecking the
engines and several cars.
The new train on the Manitoba road
is not only beauty, but it is agreat
convenience. 1t is an immense train OF
! ten or twelve cars, including two beauti-
full sleepers, several emigraut cars, din
ing car and iirst-class passenger coaches.
It's time is convenient for local traffic.