The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-02-23
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1888.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1888.
1t thaws.
John ]. Boobar of St. Cloud, is in town.
Monday evenings council meeting was
spirited.
WE. Rockwell will visit St. Paul to-
morrow.
The banks were closed on Washington's
birthday.
Electric light will be turned on Satur-
day evening. 49,.
A. G. Whitney came up from St. Cloud
on Monday. .e
AL Smith visited Minneapolis during
the past week. .,
A. c. Gidden is at work in the woods
east of the village.
Charles Fuller is night engineer at the
Osakis Steam Mill.
Sid. Bettman of Long Prairie, spent
% Sunday in this village.
Miss Florence Garfield is visiting
friends in Todd county.
The will of the late Amos Clarke has
been offered to probate.
7. NJ. Johnson is rapidly recovering
from his paralytic stroke.
RI. Woodwork of St. Paul, the boot
and shoe man, is in town.
Harvey Moore spent Wednesday among
his Sank Centre customers.
c. w. Moore of Minneapolis visited
our grocers during the week.
Johu c. Bossidy, special pension exam
liner, is in town on business.
Mrs. Alexander Moore, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is improving.
Robert L. Smith went up to Long
Prairie on business on Monday.
Dan Bruckart of St. Cloud, made this
village a brief visit on Monday.
L. E. Nickerson is in Todd county
chopping wood for Lee & Ward.
Tom Hoy and H. A. Baxter of Mime
apolis, were in town on Saturday.
L.R. Smith of St. Louis, registered at
the Sank Centre house on Sunday.
F.E. Noble, with Noyes Bros. & Cutler,
of St. Paul, was in town on Tuesday.
w Brewer, editor of the st. Cloud
Tribune, was in town on Wednesday,.
Wash McNeice, the dusty miller OF
Little Sank, was in town on Tuesday.
A general thaw and destruction OF
sleighing may be expected at any time.
Lucas Kells went upto Long Prairie
on Tuesday to attend court as witness.
Mrs. Henry Keller is convalescing from
a fit of sickness of considerable duration.
Attend the meeting of the republican
club, next Saturday evening at bremen
hall.
Miss Carrie Pierce of Brooklyn Centre,
formerly of this village, is visiting friends
here.
VIM. E. Kathleen of Milwaukee, is pay
ing one of his periodical visits to Sank
Centre.
Washington's birthday was observed
in this village by closing the public
schools.
EG. Bloomfield of Willmar, an old
+;me Sank Centre boy, was in town on
Friday.
The board Of trade will be revived and
new officers elected on the first Monday
in March.
John Simmons has been in town dur
ing the week. He has not engaged IN
business yet.
: The Grand army dance on "Wednesday
evening was pleasant affair, passing
off smoothly.
,-ss Lettie Rice has returned from st.
po,,1 .ew was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Brown.
Mimi, is the guest O. Y MIS- K'J'o ~o'''e'
of this village.
ia. Caughren was in Ne, o =,
tending the Mardi Gras. h. ~" ."
home this week.
The thermometer indicated forty abo ~
zero on Wednesday and for a time it
showed very fast.
The grand army post held meeting
Oh Saturday evening to perfect arrange
'ments for the ball.
TODD county reports 225 births and
eighty-fve deaths, an excellent record,
for the year 1887.
There will be an interesting meeting OF
the republican club next Saturday even
ing, at fremen's hall. ,
Leroy Working and John McGibbon
have completed their contract of getting
out wood at Hansen.
Last Saturday was a very busy day II
town. The streets were thronged with
men and teams all day.
]. S. Sutton formerly one of the wide
awake farmers of this vicinity, now q
Minneapolis, is in town.
Judge.Searle is holding court at Long
Prairie this week. He passed through
this village on Monday.
The w. c. T. U. will meet on mex
Tuesday at three P. M, at the Residence
of Mrs. S. L. Lockwood.
Mrs. Evans has leased the building
opposite the HERALD Office and will ope1
restaurant and bakery.
Rev. A. Foster, father of Mrs. 7. Carl
has returned to Sank Centre from tn
southern part of the state.
Samuel Kirk was in town on Friday
on business connected with the estate O
his son, the late w. J. Kirk.
Donley & Christensen are shipping
from twenty to fifty tons of pressed ha.
per week to Duluth and Superior.
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