The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-18

Huntress, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, of Minneapolis
are the guests of w. S. Dean and wife
Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Dean are sisters,
Rev. c. B. Brecount of Minneapolis,
preached in the Methodist church on
! Sunday last, both morning and evening
Judge Searle was in town on Monday
on his way to Glenwood where he is
holding a term of court for Pope county
Frank Barnum was in town on Tues
day on his way to Elbow Lake, where
he assumes position on the newspaper
there.
Frank McNulty and A. G. Jacques ad-
dressed republican meeting at Willard
on Tuesday evening which was well at
tended.
An emigrant train left here for East
Portland, Oregon, via the N. P. on Mon
day morning Most of the emigrants
are from this vicinity.
E. L. Hedin has removed his stock o.
boots and shoes from his old stand on
Third-st to the store room recently va
Gated by A. Lobel on Main-st
Wash McNeice came down from Little
Sank on Tuesday. He is in the open
market buying wheat for his mill, which
is running at it's full capacity.
There was quite wreck on the Hinck-
ley branch OF the Manitoba on Saturday
last. A broken axle precipitated several
cars into the river at Pokegema.
Frank McNulty of St. Paul, who is
stamping this part of the state for the
republican party, was i'll town on We'd
nesday, on his way to Eagle Bend.
Charles Fish and Horace Alden, went
to Minneapolis on Wednesday to attend
a meeting of the republican state league.
They were delegates from the John A.
Logan clud.
The marriage of Fred Rowe, of this
village, and Miss Lillian Petit, of
Minneapolis, is formerly announced to
take place in Minneapolis on Wednesday
of next week.
M. Hogan has purchased a fine new
Remington type writer and cabinet. 1t
is not not only a very servlceablc ma
chine, but decidedly Ornamental piece of
office fnriture.
w. F. Tilton, who has been driving
stage and carving mail for several years
between this village and Grove Lake, has
surrendered his contract and removed to
Washington Territory.
The Odd-fellows have fitted up the sec
ond floor of their building-over Csrl &
Bishops, and put it into excellent condi-
ton for entertainments, etc. The work
was done by r. T. Greene.
DR.. Ochsner of Chicago, who has visit
ed this village on several previous occa-
sions, is the guest of DR.. Lewis. lie has
recently returned from trip abroad OF
several months duration.
Wheat is arriving pretty freely at the
elevators, but fully one half the crop yet
remains to be threshed. Harvest was
late and as an inevitable result most
farmers are behind with their work.
Rev. A. T. Foster has been made pre-
siding elder of the Northern Dakota Con-
ference Mr.. Foster has hosts of warm
friends iu Sank Centre who will rejoice
with HIM in his will-meritcd honor and
preierment.
Foley Bros of St. Cloud, have taken a
contract to build a trestle work bridge
from West Superior to Duluth, across the
western point of Lake Superior. 1t will
be Is, 900 feet long and is to be complet-
ed by Dec. Goth.
Judge Caldwell, Rev. J. P. Conkey,
Engineer Roberts and Contractor Evans,
of the Duluth, Huron and Denver road,
held a conference in Chicago on Saturday
last. The result of it will be known here
within the next month.
Moses Rowe and wife of New York,
parents of Fred Rowe, are in town, the
guests of their son. Mr.. Rowe has made
several visits here and has large circle
| of friends and acquaintance who extend
him a hearty welcome.
Drs. Rich and Foster have dissolved
partnership, DR.. Foster retiring from the
! firm. The business will be conducted as
heretofore by DR.. Rich, while his former
partner will continue to practice den
tistry in the outlying towns.
MI. Briggs of Chicago, was in town
to-day. He will return next week and
| address our business men and farmers,
holding two meetings for the purpose OF
encouraging the dairying interests. He
is genial gentleman and thoroughly TN
derstands his subject. Due notice will be
given.
The w. r. c. society held a supper and
entertainment on Monday night at the
the G. A. r. hall, the occasion being the
anniversary vi It's vi SdilHettloii. "a leti 81
number were present and very pleas:
ant evening was enjoyed by all, Quite a
goodly sum of money was realized by the
ladies.
The Keller Company has put in a Nun,
Der of additional electric lights for street
use, making ffty-six nowin service. The
streets of Sank Centre are now beautiful
ly lighted and the village presents very
attractive appearance by night. The
lights are kept burning until three O'Clock
in the morning.
| The Stedman mill and elevator ar,
both doing a splendid business under ths
management of the proprietor, assisted
by A. L. Erwin. Both are frst-clas'
young business men, and with abundan
capital and lively aptitude tor gettins
to the front, these enterprises are doing
| exceedingly well.