The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-19
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1885,:
1t is cold and raw.

THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1885,.
1t is cold and raw.
c. H.. Taylor vas in town on Tuesday.
VIM. Taylor has reshingled his house.
Hon. VIM. E. Lee was in town on FRI
day.
Seeding is in progress Throughout the
country. $50.
I. H. Mitchell went down to St. Cloud
on Monday.
Mayor Westerman of St. Cloud is in
town to-day.
: J.. A. Caughren went down to st. Paul
OF Wednesday.
DIR. Hill of Minneapolis, was in town
on Wednesday.
V. A. Whipple has the first lot of green
vegetables of the season.
Henry Keller is at home giving his time
to business at the factory.
S. c. La HIATT will have charge of the
Bridgman & Pendergast mill.
Sunday and Monday were cool days,
with a north wind prevailing.
Tory Thorson of Glenwood, made this
village a brief visit on Friday.
Hon. Henry Keller returned, after two
weeks absence on Sunday last.
The lake is nearly all open and what
little ice is left is fast disappearing.
Rev. r. S. Sargent and wife will be
down from Long Prairie tomorrow.
The Band of Hope will meet next Sum
day at 3 P. NJ. in the Methodist church.
Dean Stabler has removed to his farm
west of the village, on the Osakis road.
Andrew ]. Smith is rebuilding the house
partially destroyed by fire on Second-st.
Prof. D. w. Allen OF Osakis is in town
to-day. He recently lost his house by
fire.
A large number of fish are being taken
from Hoboken creek. They are mostly
pickerel.
The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tuesday
at 3 P. NJ. at the residence of Mrs. S.
Simonton.
Long Johnson has so far recovered
from his paralytic stroke as to be about
the streets again.
On Monday and Tuesday ticket agent
Ogsbury sold twelve emigrant tickets to
the Pacific coast.
Andrew Brink has returned to Wash
ington territory. His family will follow
him about May LIST.
Henry Heller has received several car
loads of scrap iron for the foundry. He
purchased it in Dakota.
On Wednesday the Little Falls and Da-
kota side tracked ten loads for Sank
Centre, principally lumber.
w. A. Gates returned to St. Paul on
Monday. His office will be in the Ger
man American Bank building.
Owners of boats are having them re-
painted and made ready for the boating
season which will soon be here.
c. F. Bohall of West Union, commenced
seeding Friday and by Saturday night
he had twenty acres of wheat in.
John Mosher, formerly engineer on the
Northern road, is living with his son-in
law, Len M~astenbrook, in St. Cloud.
James A. Caughren has leased the Dean
Stabler house on Third-st. for the ensu-
ing year, and now occupies it with his
family.
Seeding commenced in West Union as
early as last Friday. On Saturday even
ing Charlie Bohall had twenty acres of
wheat in the ground.
Keller's lumber is being rapidly hauled
and the jolly senator fully appreciates
the manner in which the Little Falls and
Dakota does business.
A special train carrying General Man
ager Manvil and Superintendent Mobler
of the Manitoba road, passed eastward
soon after noon on Monday.
The reviva! band closed their services
here on Monday night and departed for
Morris on Tuesday afternoon. They
stopped over night at Glenwood.
At the Baptist church at one P. M. next
Sunday, a baptismal service will occur.
You are invited to be present with your
friends and witness the ceremony.
Marcus maitland has been repairing
and remodeling the inside of his grocery
store. 1t now presents a. much altered
and greatly improved appearance.
Hon. Alexander Moore commenced
seeding on Saturday, and before night
had in thirty acres. He is the first, as
usual, to get his spring work we'll adj
vanced.
The Swift County Stockholders AS
ISOLATION has several fine stations at the
Sank Centre House barns. There is one
handsome Cleveland bay, and two noble
Normans.
Patsey Corcorancontemplate taking a
vacation of a few weeks duration. We
understand John Davis, an old
Northern Pacific conductor, is to run
the passenger during Corcoran's absence.
The district quarterly meeting of the
Second Adventist church in this village,
will be held OF April 2sth and Doth.
Elder A. D. Olson, president of the con.
ference, and Elder E. A. Curtiss will be in
attendance.
No more snow blockades at present to
prevent the Little Falls and Da kota from
getting to the front. Trains are now
running on schedule time which fully &C
counts for the depot boys pleasant coun-
%tenances.
w. A. Gates anne down. from Fergus
Falls on Thursday night, whittier he
went from St. Paul to attend the meet.