The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15
Max Nicolaus is in town.

town.
The banks are doing a lively and pros
porous business.
The weather during the past week has
been delightful.
Gov. Barto has been visitor at the
cities this week. as
A. G. Jacques is now running restau-
rant at st. Cloud.
Alexander Moore went down to St.
Cloud on Monday.
John B. Perkins will remove into his
new house next week.
VIM. E. Lee, of Long Prairie, was in
town on Wedne sday.
The Academy has placed large sign
in front of its building.
IL. Robbins has built very neat
bath house on his home lot,
J.. A. Caughren went down to st.
Paul on Wednesday on business.
Every town and city in the state is
celebrating the Harrison victory.
Claim Agent Yale, of the Manitoba
railroad was in town on Monday.
A lady with a patent ink eraser has
been canvassing the town this week.
Hyland & Murphy have placed large
refrigerator in their place of6usiness.
A. G. Whitney and c. P. Mcclure came
up from St. Cloud on Monday evening.
James o. Wakefield has received his bull
dog which has been missing for week.
Thursday, November Goth, has been
set aside by the President as Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Prof. Brown has been i'll for several
days, unable to attend to his duties in
school.
The Eastern House is under new man.
agement and we understand is drawing
a big trade.
Mrs. w. 1. Henshaw has returned from
Chicago, where she has been visiting for
several months.
The overcoat thief has struck St.
Cloud. A clothing store lost eight on
Monday night.
Marie & Schank have given their hard
ware store new coat of paint. Albert
Fish did the job.
The November term of court has OPP
ened at Fergus Falls with three murder
cases on the docket.
Tom Murphy doesn't believe in water.
At the Jacob fire he was thoroughly
drenched. Tom was mad.
Jake Jacob is quick man at fire.
He came down stairs minus his shirt
Fred was too scared to dress.
There will be services IN the Baptist
church on Sunday next, both morning
and evening. All are most cordially in
vited.
The perfect good nature with which
the average Sank Centre democrat takes
defeat is one Of the delights of the cam
paign.
The young folks to the number Of
twenty enjoyed nice social time at the
of Fred Bergman on Tuesday
evening.
John Law and Charlie Coats made
bet OIL election, and as a result, John will
pay double omnibus fare for the next
twelve months.
Miss Mabel Hurlbutt is canvassing
this city for 4 new cyclopedia. 1t is of
the most recent date and containing
everything up to the present time.
Charles Fish has been absent during
the week on official business in the
southern part of the county. He has
had an intricate case to attend to-.
The Sank Centre House is one of the
favo1ite reso1 IS for Il avelng men. Every
Sunday large number of them are roy
ally entertained by the genial landlord.
1t is a great convenience to have the
trains running as they do
now. Our people can go to St. Paul, do
their business and return all in the same
day.
Robert Lux and Fred Bergman left
this week for Washington territory,
Robert to look up a location for himself
and Mr.. Bergman to visit friends he has
there.
Livingstone Jones, one of the veterans
who voted for the first General H arrison
pal AIDED on Monday night, walking the
entire distance. He is seventv-eight
years of age.
Fergus Falls is to have wooden mill
in which $4,000 will be invested The
city gives bonus of $4,000. The man.
ager of the concern will be gentleman
from Arkansas.
Newton Fost, farmer of Fair Haven,
near St. Cloud. met with mysterious
death and the coroner will hold an in
quest. 1t is charged his Wife had some
thing to do with his sudden demise.
LOsT.-In the village of Sank Centre,
a black wallet containing tfirty-fve dol
lars In currency and a small amount of
change. Finder please leave it at Simon
ton Bros. store and receive reward.
EDWIN L. PULvER.
John Hendrickson, Norwegian living
near town, had his team run away on
Wednesday night. He was thrown to
the ground and received severe but not
dangerous bruises about the right eye.
Rev. R. S. Cross will give the second
discourse of the series on 1.-The Home"
at the Cong regationaic church next Sunday
evening, instead of the Sunday evening
following, as previously announced.
Subject of the discourse, "The Choice of
a Husband,
c. M. Boss had a narrow escape re-
Gently. While in the barnyard with a
bull the animal turned upon him, knocked
him down and made several charges up
on his PROSTATE body, finally actually