The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-05-17
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, May II, 1883.
Ice cream

Ice cream.
1t is cold.
Social tonight.
John Reynolds is in town.
Is this last winter or next fall?
School will close in three weeks.
Wheat-what there is left--is moving.
Ice cream sociable, Friday, May 25th.
Christina Knudson is visiting her mo-
ther.
Railroad business is exceedingly dull at
present.
T. w. Brown of Belcher, was in town
on Tuesday.
Geo. E. Higgins of Minneapolis is in
town on business.
Will johnson was quite i'll for couple
of days last week.
Col. ]. D. Jones of Long Prairie, was In
town on Monday.
Morris Hartnett of Birch Lake, was in
town on Monday.
A. G. Whitney and Parker Mcclure q
St. Cloud, are in town.
Ben Alkenbrack went up to Osaki:
last week on business.
A large number of books have beer
added to the library. .....-
The street commissioner is doing excel.
lent work on the streets.
Lewis Larson has accepted position
in r. L. Days livery stabls.
L. M. Kells has been grading his lot.
1t is now in first rate shape.
William Kells will return to this village
in few days for long visit.
Fifth-st. has been receiving attention
from the street commissioner.
Ice cream sociable for the benefit of the
drum corps. Don't fail to go.
A. S. Strauss and L. M. Davis of Long
Prairie was in town on Tuesday.
J. 0Parker is making notable improv-
ments about his home property.
Large numbers of fish are being taken
from the river just below the dam.
Mrs. John Cusba left on Wednesday
for an extended visit to Wisconsin.
ia. Caughren has moved into the vii
lage. He has leased the Stabler house.
The w. c. T. u. will meet next Tuesday
at three p. NJ. at the residence of Mrs. A.
Moore.
John w. Koterba has removed his har-
ness shop to more southerly location on
Main-st.
Ed. and Harry Whitefeld have pur-
chased the boat and boat house of Ar
thur Scrivener.
Gov. Barto is in St. Peter attending a
meeting of the board of trustees of the
insane hospitals.
Remember the drum corps is to give an
ice cream sociable next Friday evening,
May 25th. Go.
Don't fail to attend the ice cream So
ciable to be given by the drum corps on
Friday, May 25th.
Pete Johnson came over from West
port to-day. He has completed seeding
has 400 acres in wheat.
Wheat is selling at 70 cents in this
market-higher than the crop of 1887
has been quoted at before.
The grand army post is making extern
sive preparations for memorial service to
be held on Wednesday, May 3Oth.
For the first time in many years there
is no barber shop in the Fred Williams
building opposite the HERALD Office.
Miss Mary Apfeld went to Little Sank
on Wednesday to visit Mrs. Wash Nc
Niece. She will remain couple of weeks.
Charlie Moore, E. c, Bonniwell, o. F
Slayer and R. G. Coleman were among
the travelling men in town on Wednesday
Mons Anderson has moved his house
from the lot just west OLA. Dahlem's tc
his sesidence lot on Second-st. Chas
Parker did the work.
A. G. Whitney has fallen in love-with
Elizabeth. Fact. He fairly raves about
her. She cost him $SOOin Detroit, Mich
She's fast, but she's kind.
Mrs. J. A. Norris is in St. Paul attend
ing a meeting of the Anoka conference
She is deeply interested in the missionary
work of the church in the state.
Charlie Morse made visit to Man
kato during the past week. He says il
is colder there than here. While the mu,
is so deep that street cars cannot be run.
Charlie Lofgren's drug store has BEEF
painted externally an olive green. w. ]
Whitefeld has applied the brush bot
inside the store and out with excellen
effect.
The Oak-st. extension to Grove Lake
ave-, under the direction of Street Com
missioner Carney, begin s to assun
shape. It will be a fine improvement
when completed.
o. c. Gregg, who conducted the farm
ers' institute here last fall, was in towr
on Monday. He went up to Long
Prairie and arranged for an institute t.
be held there next month.
Property owners and tenants on Third
st. wonder whether the ordinance for
new walk will ever be enforced. 1t
time new walk were built-the old on
is as unsafe as it is unsightly.
Henry A. Mayo came down from Wal
halla, OAK, on SATURDAY. last. He viii
take back some stock with him-princi
pally cows. Charles M. Boss has bee,
purchasing some cattle with him.
A subscription paper is in circulatio,
in the village by the drum corps. seekin,
to raise money enough to purchase full
set of uniforms for the lads. The cause
is good one and ought to succeed.
Gen. John Sanborn of St. Paul, was i
town on Monday. He is one of TIL