The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-08
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Weapons.
Mrs. Evans has been quite dangerously
ill for the past few days. -.
Millar g. Co. received a large invoice of
dry goods on Wednesday. f..
The several days of the current week
have been exceptionally fine.
A strolling band of musicians visited
the village during the past week.
The chapter of Royal Arch nasons in
this village is doing active work.
Mrs. E. EWirt of St. Cloud, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. L. Diamond.
Mont Bryant has accepted position
as railroad express agent in Dakota.
Mr.. Capser is grading down the enor-
nous snow bank in front of his store.
Over six hundred letters were mailed
by Andrew ]. Smith in two days last
week.
Mrs. Taylor will open a millinery es-
tablshment at Morris some time next
week.
Charlie Parker made business trip to
the southern part of the county on We'd
nesday.
Old Mr.. Stone has been confined to his
house for some time His illness is quite
serious.
Miss Callie Trumbull will go to Morris
soon for the purpose of engagingin dress
making.
Do not forget the village caucus at
Firemen's hall at two O'Clock Saturday
afternoon.
The Osakis G. A. r. post will give an
entertainment and bean supper on Satur-
day night.
The Little Falls and Dakota road was
open for the first time in ten days on
Friday last.
Stearns county will receive $5,O1O.4s
from the March apportionment OF state
school funds.
The w. CT. U. will meet next Tuesday
at three p. NJ, at the residence of Mrs.
Hanson Rice.
Eleven persons were added to the men,
bership of the Congregational church on
Sunday morning last.
Harry Pierce has left school and will
accept a position in his uncle's store at
Man;stique, Michigan.
D. w. Johnson representing the New
York Mutual life insurance company,
was in town on Tuesday.
The Acme hose company will give an
invitation party on Easter Monday OF
which due notice will be given.
Miss Lena Chase has gone to George
town to accept a position as teacher OF
the village school at that place.
Preaching in the Baptist church on
Sunday next both morning and evening.
All are most cordially invited to be pres
ent.
A train load of horses for the Dakota
and Montana market passed westward
over the Manitoba road a few days
since
There has been very little talk relative
to the nominations for village officers.
The caucus will have aclear field to oper-
ate in.
Gov. Barto is attending term OF
court at Little Falls He returned from
Morris on Saturday evening by way OF
St. Paul
Mr.. P. B. German will deliver the an
nuai address before the Ancient Order of
Hiber11ians at Sank Centre, on St.
Patrick's day.
Do not forget the meeting of the repub-
1ican club on Saturday evening next. w.
A. Gates will speak, and he will be well
worth hearing.
George M. Bennett of Minneapolis, has
been in town during the week. He has
been a severe sufferer from the Mime
apolis epidemic.
Prof S. Hillyer gave three very sue
cessful variety entertainments at the rink
during the week. He is sleight-of-hand
performer and ventriloquist.
The Manitoba road is now selling
tickets to San Francisco and other
points in Cal, Oregon, and Washington
territory at greatly reduced rates.
Charles Fish went down to Melrose on
Monday. He is most enthusiastic in
commencing the enterprise of Edwin
Clarke in building up that village.
F.W. Hawley and family will remove
to Excelsior next month. Mr.. Hawley
has a very good business proposition
Geo. N. Houghton of Minneapolis, is
at work at the book-keeper's desk in the
First National bank. He is an expert
accountant, and has had experience in
banking.
Andrew J. Smith is receiving scores o.
letters relative to his Sank Centre rea
estate. 1t is not improbable that there
will be considerable stir in that direction
this spring.
F.E. Searle, president of the German
American bank of St. Cloud, was il
town on Thursday of last week. HI
was warmly welcomed by scores O
friends in this village.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
ment of Millar & Co. This enterprisine
firm has been stocking up with large
line of seasonable goods, and IL mo-
afraid to let the public know it.
Every person who travels in these days
when accidents are so frequent, ought
=llwaysto have an accident ticket. Thu
cost is trifing compared with the pro
lection furnished. For sale at the Man
itoba depot.
Rev. Mr. White of Alexandria, is assist
ing Mr.. Briggs in his series of religion.
meetings at the Methodist church. TIL.
church IS filled every evening and there !,