The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-12-13

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Miss Nellie Whitefield Is convalescing.
Geo. Fish is in St. Cloud attending
court.
John Shepard went to St. PAU
Thursday.
Mrs. kells will leave for California
next week
Dr. Little has gone out on a pro.s<,
sional tour.
Gov. Barto went down to St. Gle
on Monday.
Robert Lux has returned from W.
lngton territory.
X. \. Wilkenson of St. Paul,
town on Wednesday.
". D. Townsend made trip to
Lake on Monday last.
Willie Pillsbury came down from
and spent Sunday in town.
Ice boating is still enjoyed, the T.. +
fall of snow not interfering.
Christmas is very near-one can almost
catch the tinkling of the bells.
10. Wakefield made a flying visit 10
st. Paul during the past week.
\ furry Of snow fell on Monday night
enough to whitcn the ground.
S. n. Thompson, the live mcy>ll,,::t Of
Grey Eagle, was i'll town on Tuesday.
a lad skatcd into a hole i'll The lake
the other day where ice had been cut.
Miss Minnie Bruce is assisting X. +.
Greene & Co. during their holiday trade.
The Hubbard factory will resume &C
tive business operations on Monday
next.
The ". c. 7. U. will meet next Tuesday
at 8 p. III. at the residence Of Mrs. Geo.
Young.
W. S. Albeit and wife have returned
from Melrose. Mr.. Albeit is with How
Bros. & Co.
WAS celebrated at the Catholic church on
Saturday last.
Ed. Mcaofer, one of the solid farmers
OF Grove Lake, made the HERALD Office
call on Friday.
Edward Dinns, of PITTSBURGH, has been
visiting his cousin, y. II. Petit, during
the past week.
lanes Petit. son of Vim. Petit, OF
minneapolis, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Fred Rowe.
Geo. N. Bennett came up from Minne-
apolis on MONDAY. lie is greatly I'M
proved III health.
Y. rfaGsIa,al has added fresh stock
of groceries to his stock OF fruit, cOntcc-
tionery and nuts.
n loves nd ! I, Stra,,se Of Long
Prairie, wee III town on Monday OF
their way to s.. Paul.
I-nr Rr,vn - corvalc scinc, rnr;div.
bu. NH not be able 20 rc-cHt>r -
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The SUIT of Barto 6: Barto VS.. 49,.
snder Moore'to recover attorneys lee
is on trial at St. Cloud.
Harry WhiteGeId comes I'D town G,
pleasant day, but is not strong enol.
to commence work yet.
How about that hay market? Q -
streetS VIII ileNei "e N'Pl al
shape until II IS cStaO'lSI'eo'
John y. Gilman has new scoo
gine at his store which is Ill active
t'oii part Oh tie '''ile al ie''S''
There never has been finer O.:
holiday goods offered by our M: =
than may he found al this time.
The Sank Centre House has opc:
new reSistc-. The old onc-ln&1:>.-
size-lasted less than six months.
Z. c. Bonniweil. of St. Paul, orc O. ,i.>
best known and most genial me- on lie
road was in town on Wedncsda".
Harry Whitefeld was out for Z; lf,y
ON Sunday-tbc first time he has been out
of the house for Z couple of weeks.
This has been an exceptionall,- favor
able season for relocating and skatin..,
and advantage has been taken Vi it.
Maud Pendergast will return from
Lexington, Mo-, next week. Size has
been teaching there and has resigned.
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will he +be s,,,;act of+bo d;sco,,-ee o+ Tho
CONGREGATIONAL church newt SIM Inv ev-
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real estate dealers of Minneapolis, were
in town on Tuesday, the guests of And.
]. Smith.