The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-05
LOCAL SUMMARY.
]. v. Brewer is in town.


DR.. Dubois has gone to St. Paul.
johnny Law was in town on Monday.
w. "A. Gates left for St. Paul on Tues
day.
HIP. Gallup was in town during the
past week.
Clarence Gilbert of Willard, was in town
on Saturday.
Henry Keller left for the north on Sat
urday, on business.
G. B. Ogsbury and wife returned from
Illinois last week.
F. w. Fiske of Minneapolis, was in
town on Saturday.
D. c. VanCamp went over to Morrison
county on Tuesday.
S. Pendergast and wife returned from
California on Friday.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre Co. passed
through town on Monday.
Secure your seats for Madison Square
Theatre Co. at Greene's book store.
DR.. Fish, editor of the Glenwood
Minnesotian, was in town on Monday.
The band of hope will meet on next Sum-
day at three P. M, at the Baptist church.
Our Spaulding letter came too late for
use this week. 1t will appear next week.
The omnibuses are on wheels. The
sleighing in the principal streets is ruined.
The w. c. T. U. will meet on. next Tues
day at p. NJ, at the residence of Mrs. S..
Simonton.
All fools day was observed by total
absence Of the usual nonsense. An inn
proverent.
A splendid performance for Saturday
evening. Piece will be announced on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd came down rom
Dakota on Wednesday to look after her
husbands estate
Preaching at the Baptist church on
Sunday next, both morning and evening.
All are cordially invited.
Don't failto see my Partner" BARLEY
Campbells greatest success, at the opera
house on Friday evening.
Geo. Fish has recovered from his re-
cent illness and has accepted position
with his brother, Chas. Fish.
Don't fail to attend the Madison
Square Theatre Co.'S entertainment at
the opera house on Friday night.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Brink have
opened a restaurant in the Brink build
ing on the corner of Third and Oak-sts.
The republican club has made arrange
ments to hold its meetings in grand army
hall hereafter, instead of at the hose
house.
The ball given bv the Acme Hose Com
pany, was a pleasant social event, but
was not as largely patronized as it de-
served.
Special Easter services were held in all
the churches on Sunday last. At the
Episcopal church six young persons were
baptized.
The band concert which was an
nounced for April 9th, has been post
poned till April Goth. The program will
be givenlater.
Not less than two feet of snow, and
that very heavy with water, remains on
the level, and yet it has settled fully one
third in depth.
The soft air and bright sun of Tuesday
cut the snow very rapidly, the streets
presenting a very uncomfortable aspect
for pedestrians.
Fred Jacob returned from Chicago on
Sunday last, where he has been for two
months. He has Purchased an enormous
stock of goods.
The Madison Square Theatre Company
will present BARLEY Campbell's great
play, My Partner" tomorrow night at
the opera house.
Andrew ]. Smith has disposed of
block of lots in Minneapolis for $4,000,
of those purchased a year ago, realizing a
handsome profit.
Marvin Warfeld, who has been acting
as conductor on the Northern road, dnr-
ing conductor Stevensons absense, has
returned to Tintah, Dakota.
G. B. Worden has closed the Windsor
hotel, and sold off all the furniture, ex-
cept what his wife took with her when
she left for Clearwater last week.
Owing to the washout on the Manito-
ba road DR.. Folwell was compelled to
return to Minneapolis by the way of Lit
tie Falls and the Northern Pacific.
Martin Nelson, who has been at work
at Little Falls for some time, has re-
turned home for the present. He was
formerly in the employ of H. P. Gallup:
Mrs. E. P. Barnum returned from
Hastings on Saturday last, whittier she
went about two weeks ago, as an
nounced, to attend the funeral of her
aunt.
The roads are simply horrible. They
are in such condition that it is utterly inn
possible to haul any load, and even with
light cutter it is next to impossible to
travel.
The grand army boys have purchased
a hundred comfortable chairs, which
have been placed in the hall. They were
formerly owned by the Christian church
society.
The Easter ball given by the Acme
Hose Company, at the opera house, on
Monday night was fairly attended, and
one of the most pleasant social events of
the season.
The first thunder storm of the season
occurred on Wednesday afternoon. The
lightning was vivid and the thunder very
loud. 1t was succeeded by a cooler wind
from the east.
Last fall Dan Bradley drove a we'll on
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