The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-26
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, July &c, 1888.

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THURSDAY, July &c, 1883.
Alex. Tully is in st. Paul.
The crop projects continue bright.
Gov. Barto went to St. Paul on Nor
day. ..-.-
Henry Capser is in St. Paul on busi
ness trip.
A. @. Hubbard went down to st. Clou'
on Monday.
John Eberspacher of Westport, was i,
town on Monday.
John Hoeschen of Freeport was i,
town on Tuesday.
William Moore returned to Gran,
Forks on Monday.
A. O. Hubbard went down st. Clout
on business on Monday.
The Misses Owens of St. Paul are visi
ting Mrs. ]. o. Wakefield.
E. L. Fryer andwife of St. Paul are tn,
guests of A. o. Hubbard.
Mrs. G.. B. Worden has returned aftel
an absence of several weeks.
There are now eight work crews on thi
division of the Manitoba road.
JIG. Lovas is making rapid progress
with his house in lower town.
A dozen republicans went down to st
Cloud to hear Hon. r. G. Horr.
Mrs. Thomas Killeen has returned from
visit with friends in GAINESVILLE.
F. w. Gruber of Barnesvile, spent Sun
day in town with Thomas Killeen.
Mrs. L. T. Storey has sold her restau.
rant in Long Prairie to S. H. Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hammered of St
Cloud were in town on Saturday.
Mrs. c. NJ McCollum of Wayzatta, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Jerman.
Chas. Fish went down to St.. Cloud on
official business on Tuesday evening.
Miss Rosa Marshal of Grove Lake, is
visiting friends in the village this week.
A few of the young people are enjoying
themselves at picnic up the lake to-day.
Marcus maitland is charging his store
by adding four feet to the east side of it.
Miss Julia Tubbs has returned from a
visit with her sister Mrs. Bell, in Mime.
apolis.
The eastern end of Stearns county had
a destructive wind storm on Saturday
afternoon.
The new steal rails are down except
betw cen Alexandria and Rothsay, a gap
OF sixty miles.
Mrs. Barrows and Mrs. Sealey, both
of New York, are the guests of ]. S. Fred
ricks, in Ashley.
Hon. ]. D. Jones, clerk of the supreme
court, was in town on Monday on his
way to St. Paul.
The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tues.
day at 3 P. NJ. at the residence of Mrs.
S. L. Lockwood.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bennett of Minneapolis,
is visiting her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Alexander Moore.
The Manitoba company is having sew
en- dining cars built at the shops for use
on it through trains.
H. ]. Stedman has gone to Kearney,
Neb. Thense he will go to New,York to
be absent month.
Will Biedleman and the Pangburn boys
are laying brick on M. F. Garfield s
house in Long Prairie.
The Alexandria base ball club, it it
said would enjoy playing match game
with the Sank Centre club.
Mrs. ]. l. Bell of Minneapolis, is visit
ing her Mother, Mrs. L. w. Tnbbs. Her
children accompanying her.
Hon. c. A. Gilman and wife came up
from St. Cloud on Saturday, with the
dramatic company of that city.
Mrs. Geo. M. Bennett of Minneapolis, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Moore She will return On Saturday.
The tramp nuisance shows little signs
of abatement. Scarcely day but brings
one or more to the surface in this village.
about 10000 bushels, all of which
must be weighed in lots of fifty bushels
each-about two weeks of very hard
work.
Hugh Harrison, the prohibition candi
date for governor Of Minnesota, is a
younger brother of Ed. Harrison of this
village.
,Caughren Brothers are considering a
proposition to go to Montana on rail
road work after completing their Cando
contract
Jacob Brothers have sold gross o
Harrison and Morton neck-ties and hav,
received second installment ordered by
telegram.
Miss Zue' McClary and Miss Laur:
Dexter of Minneapolis have been tn
guests of Rev S. G. Briggs during tn
past week.
Foreman Sqrague of the Northwestern
asIller of Minneapolis, was in town Edur
:. g the week, and made the HERALD :
r,Isa SAINT call.
led, ~Geo. M. Huntington and wife, c
~ Mich, returned home on Mon
dav after . visit of ten days with Gov
and Mrs. B; VITO.
H., 7usse was in town durin,
Al. ,,,ea1, TT. says the wheat neve
,oo,,.d h.++o- h,,.: there is danger of it,
lodging, in places.
law, +er,;sco mt has been erected
near the residerse of W. w. Woods ant
our young people ind. alge in the gam
every fair evening.
The Hubbard Chair fact DRY closed OF
Saturday evening for repair, > before com
mecing work for next seas. IN. 1t VII
start up early in August.