The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-01-19

Take our advise and be We wy;
Go straightway out and advert iii
You'll find the project of some uuu;
Neglect can offer no ex qqq.
Be wise at once, prolong you d aaa.
A silent business soon de XXX.
Exchange.
Look out for abundant crops in 1888.
Fred Woods came up from Melrose on
Saturday morning.
H. L. Ahles has been commissioned
postmaster at Rockville, in this county.
Leap year party tomorrow evening at
Barnum's hall. You are invited.
Charlie Windle was one ofthe knights of
the grip held prisoner here during the
storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Britton have re-
moved to Brainerd, where they have two
sons residing.
A state teachers institute will be held
in this village commencing on the second
day of April next.
Parker Mcclure, who has been con-
fined to his home for couple of weeks is
convalescent.
Mrs. ]. c. Foster and SON have re-
turned from their visit with her parents
at Oskaloosa, KS.
The basket sociable to have been held
at Mrs. Wilkins residence on Friday
evening was postponed.
The drug stores are both Displaying
some elegant calendars advertising
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A new building association has been
organized in St. Paul, and Geo. H. Hos
mer is its treasurer.
Michael WEIGH, the car repairer of the
Manitoba road here, is suffering from a
hemorrhage of the lungs.
NJ H. Countryman, who lived four
miles south of Alexandria was frozen to
death during the blizzard.
c. H. bennington will leave the last of
this week for Nebraska, where his mother
and brothers now reside.
On Thursday evening the school board
sent the teachers home by livery, ssas the
streets We're nearly impossible.
Rev.. F. Hamilton has returned and
will preach on Sunday next at the
church of the Good Samaritan.
A new township has been organized in
Todd county, from the northeast part
of Leslie. 1t is called Burleene.
AT the annual meeting of the West Side
Bank in St. Paul. Geo. H. Hosmer was
reelected director and cashier.
The basket sociable given by the society
of Christian Endeavor, at the residence
of Mrs Wilkins netted thirty dollars.
Rev. 7. F. Hamilton returned from
Texas on Tuesday morning and resumed
his place at the head of the public schools.
David Cleveland happened to be in
town when the blizzard broke, and was
held an unwilling visitor in the village.
The meeting of the district fair was
POSTPONED from last Thursday to Janu-
airy 2Sth, at the court house in St. Cloud.
MP. Clarke and family, and Shepard
Mcclure of St. Cloud, have arrived safely
in England, after pleasant and unevent-
full trip.
Do not forget the leap year party and
socia1 dance at Barnum's hall on Friday
evening o. this week. One dollar includes
supper.
Several persons came in from the coun-
try on snow-shoes after the ST. Inc
Norwegian shoes, or skis, are the fave
ties.
The Keller factory will resume active
work as soon as three carloads of coal
arrive, which have been delayed by the
storm.
Kittie Norris will leave next week for
South Hadley Mass, to be absent an
indefinite period. She will visit her grand
mother.
No meeting of the stockholders of the
Duluth, Huron and Denver road was
held on Tuesday, as announced. The old
board holds over.
Hon. Henry Keller and Capt. Coe ar
arrived home from st. Paul Just in time
to escape the blockade. They came up
on Monday night.
On Monday last brakeman named
De Bots, in the employ of the Manitoba
road had his hand crushed while coupling
cars at st. Joseph.
During his absence E. P. Barnum made
a trip over to Saltwater to visit his son,
Frank, who has responsible position
on the Democrat in that city.
Wash McNeice, Little Sauk's jolly mil
Ter. was in town ON Wednesday, on his
way home from St. Paul. He has been
absent about two weeks.
A number of travelling men at the Sank
Centre house, in view of the fact that the
weather had got the "sinch' on them,
tried to saw it off onto each other.
The regular annual meeting of the fire
department, for the election of chief en-
gineer and assistants, will take place at
the engine house on tomorrow evening.
"A. Caughren has returned from St.
. Paul, having settled with the Manitoba
road for the summers work of Caughren
Bros. The boys made a handsome profit
TORY Harmon, one of the old-time
Sauk Centre boys, has just been made
member of the masonic lodge at Bath
gate, Oak, where he is engaged in bank
ing.
Six coaches on the Northern Pacific
road were derailed near Little Falls on
Monday No damage resulted. M. X,
Stocker of Westpoint, was passenger
OF. the tain.
The business streets were piled high
with SHOW on FRIDAY morning, IN some
places six feet deep. Street. commissioner
Gilman has leveled the drifts and piles by
narrowing them.
The Leap Year Festivalhas been inde6
nitely postponed and a sociable ane
oyster supper will be given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bruce, from six O'Clock til
ten, on Friday evening. 49,.
At the annual meeting of the German
American National Bank of St. Cloud, F
E. Searle was reelected president, and F
M. Morgan cashier. Both were former
residents of this village. II.
e. F. Barto, who spent some time las
winter here, is the guest of his uncle, Gov
Barto. He has accepted position a.
book-keeper for Mr.. Eastman in Mime
apols, and cona,nences work soon.
The Mistletoe Progressive Euchre Clu1
will be entertained by Miss Edith White
field on Monday evening, Jan, %. AL
members Of the club, and the gentlemel
especially, are requested to be present