The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-20

And the myriad souls to Destruction led;
OF all these "teo Inuch eau never be said
Remember, kind friends, the widow sad CIR
The fountain of life for the orphan is dry;
And the father? still deceived by the cry,
This wont hurt you"-till he comes to di
Till guilt and remorse and misery untold,
Upon his own life has taken firm hold;
And, a slave, at last he sees himself sold
By his friends? to heap up another's gold.
Oh! down with the blood-red ensign, down!
Can We then expect to wear tue bright crow
Of blest life; escaping the Mast ers frown,
While these millions-all are allowed
drown.
Upon you. the voter, rests this dead weigh
freight,
Where? surely not up to the shining gate,
That in olden time was once called straigt
Then down to the other goal far below,
These millions all are envoyaged to go
To world of ever enduring woe:
Help, friends! hear the sailor cry, "H'
Land, no. OBSERVER.
1t rained hard on Saturday.
Herman A. Bretzke is in tow for few
days.
Prof. Allen of Osakis, was in town O.
Monday.
B. F. Burrell OF Melrose, was in tow
OH Monday.
Chas Fish visited Minneapolis and St
Paul last week.
Miss Lillian Knott has taken a position
in the post-office.
Miss Flora Huntress visited Minneapo
lis during the week.
Henry Keller left for the west on Tues
day, on a business trip.
ID. Mickey has completed the franz
of his home on Main St.
Chas. A. Morse made a business tri]
into Todd county last week.
The Sank Rapids Sentinel bolts the Re
publican ticket this fall, as usual.
c. Lofgren is still very i'll, his fever
attack having assumed typhoid type.
Nels Rice is getting his building or
Third st. in good shape for residence.
Coy. Barto went to Osakis on WedreS
day to address the Republican meeting
Mrs. Wash McNeice and daught-1
went down to Minneapolis Oh F.
day.
Col Bridgman went out to Burnharl
Vile on Monday for an absence Of three
days.
Pete Hoffman took the drum corps il
charge on its trip to the state fair las
week.
Mrs. Chan Marshall and Miss Flor;
Hatch are attending the Minneapolis ex
position.
Rev. I. F. Hamilton is in Minneapolis
this week visiting his son, Rev. w. B
Hamilton.
The w. c. T. L. will meet next Tues
day at P. NJ. at the residence of Mrs S
L. Lockwood.
Do not forget the meeting Of the Re
publican club OH Friday evening. Col
Foster will speak.
Owing to shortage of help the Hcrah
is compelled to curtail its reading mat
ter very materially.
Dr.. Lewis made professional trip t.
Cooperstown, Oak. last week to v1sl
Mrs. Lawrence, who is i'll.
Quite a number of Our people v1slte'
the state fair last week and were highl..
pleased with the attractions.
F. B. Simmons, editor of the Long Prai
RE Leader, was in town on Friday las
and made this Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Julia Nelson delivered a prohib
ton speech at the Lutheran church O
Tuesday evening. The attendance wa
small.
Mr.. Abbott of Wisconsin,, who ha
been visiting the family of'H. B. Hun
tress, left on Thursday evening last TO
Morris.
Hon. NJ. E. Clapp, Encouragement
Minnesota, was i'll town on his way t.
Long Prairie, where he made Republ
can speech.
Sam Biedleman and William Scherffiu
left recently for Spokane Falls, Washing
ton Territory, with three carloads {
mich COWS.
A harvets sociable will be held On FIR
dav evening, Sept. Dist, at the residenc
of G. F. Bohall in West Union. All AZ
cordially invited.
d. r. Calhoun Esq, county attorney
Stearns county, and candidate for reciet
ton, was in town on Friday surveyin
the political field.
David Burrows will deliver a lectur
OH the the Living Issue of To-day" a
the Mccormick Lake school house o
Monday evening next.
The Sank Centre Drum Corps wen
down to St. Paul on Saturday to atten
the state fair and take part in the shaI
battle on the grounds.
Peter Clarity, formerly telegraph ope
ator for the Manitoba road in this Vi
1age, now travelling auditor for the con
'pany, was in town on Friday.
The material in the Avalanche ofit
will be sold under foreclosure next weel
A syndicate of citizens will purchase
and conduct Democratic paper.
Miss NJ. A. Getty of Getty's Grove, VIII
has been visiting numerous friends in S
Paul and Minneapolis for the past thrt
weeks, will return home on Friday.
J. c. Foster has sold his handsome re-
idence property on the north side fo
$4,000. The purchaser is William PETIT
of Minneapolis, and It will be occupied i
the near future by Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Rowe. 1t is an open secret that M
Rowe and Miss Petit of Minneapoli
viii be married in the near future,
Il.