The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-22


avoidably delayed from home during the
past week. He will return with his fam
lily on Saturday of this week.
Ice skates are selling like hot cakes.
Skating is fine when the moon doth
shine.
The editor is expected back on Satur-
day night.
Gov. Barto returned from below on
Saturday.
The Kerrniss entertainment has been
postponed.
The ladies turned out largely to see the
barrow ride.
An ice skating rink will be run at st.
Cloud this winter.
ID. Dobbs is advertising his horses
and cattle for sale.
Mr. Robischon made business trip to
St. Paul on Monday.
Fire and smoke sale at the Golden
Eagle Clothing House.
Ice boating has been a popular sport
on the lake these days.
Henry Diebel has daughter who has
been sick for some time.
Judge D. B. Searle has just returned
from trip to New York.
The L. F. s. D. train going east was
several hours late to-day.
About 200 skaters were on the lake on
Sunday, gliding over the ice.
Sam Rankin, popular travelling man,
was in town on Wednesday,.
A number OF boys, while skating on the
lake, captured a wood duck alive.
Plenty of wood is coming into town at
present and commands high figure.
Rev. D. ]. Cogan is quite sick, and has
been unable to be out for some time.
Everything MUST go at any price at
the Golden Eagle. jacob BROS.
Senator Keller returned from a trip to
"alSIlo"H, betholsi, oh NSuhSSuoH'
Robert Smith went to Glenwood on
Monday on business for And. J. Smith
MISS Nellie Whitefeld is still quite sick
with no signs of improvement thus far.
The down train on the Manitoba was
two hours late on Wednesday morning.
Geo. r. Clark of St. Cloud, has been in
town this week, guest of A. o. Hub
bard.
Will Alden came up from St. Cloud on
Monday to enjoy the ice boating and
skating.
LII. Hubbard came up from St. Cloud
on Monday to enjoy the ice boating and
skating.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
shipped lot of harrows to Saltwater on
Tuesday.
John Gehner of Albany fell from the
roof of his barn and broke his leg above
the knee.
Thos. w. Brown, the veteran merchant
of Westport, made our town call on
Monday.
Half Prices.-That's the way they sell
goods at Jacob Bros. great fire and
smoke sale. b..
Marcus Madland has put new front
into his store building. 1t is great i'm
provement.
If YOU don't stock up with winter
clothing at the Golden Eagle Fire Sale
you will regret it as long as you live.
Trains are running more or less behind
time. owing to the heavy SHOWS in the
mountains.
John Zapp will open money loaning
office at St. Cloud as soon as his term in
office expires.
The Minneapolis Tribune wants to es-
tablish an agency at st. Cloud and wants
pecuniary aid.
A patent horse medicine man has been
pasting up the village with advertise:
ments this week.
Henry Bennett, the late cook at the
Sank Centre House, has moved with his
family to st. Paul.
A number OF our young men will start
for Washington territory in two weeks
on tour ofinspection.
A. N. Eastman aud family, OF Glen
wood, haze moved to this village ant
will make it their home.
Mr.. Collins, agent of the Osborne Ma
chine company, was IN the village o.
Monday settling up accounts.
Henry Keller shipped two car loads o
sleighs to Winnipeg, one to saltwater
and one to Mankato this week.
Tacobi Bros. have big fire closing on
sign in front of their store. They opene'
for business on Tuesday morning.
There will be total eclipse Of the SUI
on January LIST. The total will not b
visible all over the United States.
Ars. Geo. Gruber returned from Barr
esyiile last week; where she had been Wis
iting her daughter for some time.
st, Cloud had another fire on Tuesday
n----. Ill
the business Office of one OF the ---.-.
having been burned to the ground.
-Four tramps were locked up by office
Rish on Monday evening, The neS
morning they were told to take a wali
Mrs. d. T Calhoun of St. Cloud, hui
herself quite seriously by falling throue
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