The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-16
1t rains awfully easy.


Nv. Brewer was in town on Monday.
Joe Kyle is in the employ of Chas Fish.
Josiah Wood is building a barn on his
home lot.
Mrs. Nash will return to Hastings in
n few days.
Miss Goodwin of Melrose, was in town
on Wednesday.
S. N. Thompson of Grey Eagle, was in
town on Friday.
A sister and two neices of Mrs. Oehl
Gre visiting here.
Chas. Harkens of Long Prairie, was in
town on Tuesday.
w. S. Dean erected a commodious sta
BILE on his home lot.
CO.. Carr has sold back his property
In Brooklyn to A. Barto.
Mrs. VA. Whipple is entertaining a
sister from Massachusetts,.
Gen. R. F. Catterson went up to Evans
willie on business on Monday.
Frank Garrett has returned to St.
Cloud, where he will reside.
Remember the concert at the opera
house on next Thursday evening.
FL. Bergren is improving his house
by the addition of bay window.
Misses Gertie Rich and Edith White
field will visit Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Calvin Kelsey has been visiting
atWest Unuion during the past week.
w. P. Hilsdale has hung out a neat
and attractive sigma large gilt boot.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown and her sister, Let
tie Rice, leave for St. Paul on Saturday.
Mrs F. E. Searle and children, of St..
Cloud, are the guests of Mrs. Geo. M.
Bishop.
M. Hogan went down to Minneapolis
on Tuesday on business to be absent sew
eraI days.
I'D. Mickey is erecting dwelling house
ON the southwest corner of Main and
Sixth-sts.
Miss Zue McC1ary, the gifted Minneap-
oils elecutionist, will render several
selections.
DR.. McMasters has laid a surfaced
plank-walk in front of his residence on
Fourth-st.
Mrs. Landers and daughter, of Cos
port, Ind, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
A. H. Petit.
Henry Keller and Lu Kells attended the
democratic state convention at St. Paul
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Evans has removed her restaur-
ant from the Brink to the Rice building
on Third street.
Col. Bridgman swung around the cir
Gle to St. Cloud via Little Falls and home
during the week.
d. A. VanCamp has removed his office
40 the second floor of the Pendergast
block on Third-st.
Miss Kent of Alexandria, who has been
the guest of Edith Whitefield, returned
home on Monday.
Edith, daughter of F. E. Searle of St.
Cloud, fell out of window and sus-
tanned several bruises.
Henry Keller is getting out an edition
of circulars setting forth the merits OF
his Premium bob sleds.
Peter Schwartz, farmer of Luxem-
berg, in this county, fell from a load of
hay breaking his neck.
Mrs. Jas. A. Norris returned on Tues
day, after a visit of nearly four weeks
with friends in St. Paul.
il. Robbins has purchased 100000
Get of lumber which is now being sawed
by J. S. Brewer at Hartford.
Gov. Barto attended meeting of the
trustees of the insane hospitals at Roches
ter on Thursday of last week.
There was little washout at Ashby
on Monday, delaying the east-bound pas
enger train an hour and half.
Miss Louie G. Allen accompanied her
friend, Miss Ilione Harvey of Elgin, ILL.,,
on her return as far as St. Paul.
Josiah Smith, former employee of the
HERALD, was in town during the week
He has been at work in St. Paul.
Mrs. Geo. Hosmer and Miss Allie =
mer leave for St. Paul on Saturda- D..
Halter to accept position in ths ;.
schools.
The best musical talent i n the, .
been secured for the concert at
kouse on next Thursday evening.