The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-25

the subject of protection to home indus
tries. Gen. Baker is a forcible and elo-
quent speaker and all should hear him.
Ladies are especially invited.
Henry Keller has gone to Bismark.
Fred Rowe has built fine new barn.
John ]. Bell of Minneapolis is in town.
ID. Jones was in our village on Mon
day.
Bishop Scidenbush was in town on Fri
day last.
Gov. Barto is speaking in southern
Minnesota.
Mrs. ]. B. Drew is visiting friends i'll
this village.
M. Bryant came up from Wayzatla
on Monday.
Col. Bridgman went out to North Fork
on Saturday.
Billy Alden of ST. Cloud, was in town
on SATURDAY..
Ben Lord and Herb. Virgin have gone
to Butte City.
Will Johnson is visiting friends in Glen
wood this week.
". T. Hansen Of Chicago, was in town
on Saturday last.
Ben Lord left for Washington Territory
on Tuesday morning.
J. w. Smith shipped carload of cattle
to the west on Friday.
L. c. Richmond of Melrosc, was seen
on our streets on Monday.
Norman Stedman left for his home in
New York on Tuesday last.
Sufficient SNOW to Written The ground
fell on Thursday night last.
The gay and festive chimney sweep has
been i'll :own for several days.
Mrs. !. ". NotcStcin CT Minneapolis,
WAS in town on Saturday last
Miss Hattie Rockwell left on Monday
for Washington Territory to join her
parents.
Let the ladies rcyistrron Tuesday next.
They Can vote lor superintendent OF
schools.
j.. ". Drurkur, passed through this
place on Monday, cn route TO Os;.kis /"
make a speech.
Rev. J. &. rinkham of Minncapolis,anI
L. d. Scott of Duluth, registered at the
Star on Wednesday.
Jim Hall jumped from moving pass
engcr train, falling upon a pile of ties
cutting his head badly.
choice applcs-1to barrcls-unL sold halt
uEthcm in less that 4 week.
II. p. Gallup came up from St. Cloud
with his two daughters, on Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
L. d. Bingham, representing the ArkiH-
saw Traveller of Chicago is in town. lie
IS writing UP the Northwest.
Freight conductor ]. II. Smith came
near being killed by being thrown FROM
the top of his train on Monday.
Mrs. Smith of ST. Cloud, came up OH
Friday and addressed the gospel temper
;ncc meeting on Sunday evening.
!. 3. Woodbury., now a resident Of Ne
braska, formerly of this village is tic
guest OF his son, NJ F. Woodbury..
Economy and strength are peculiar TO
Hoods Sarsapariiu, the only medicine
of which 100 doses one dollar" is true.
Judge Searlc was in town on Friday,
on his way home from Glcnwoud, w!.lh-
or he went to hold 4 term OF cuH"t.
Z. E. Hunev, formerly Of West Union.
recently Il resident of California, died
suddenly of heart disease d few days since.
PRouIDITIoN stump speakers must feel
proud of the unqualified endorsement Of
leaders of the great personal Hberty'
party.
Mrs {. p. Barnun returned on Tues
day after visit of two weeks with
friends i'll Minneapolis, s.. Paul and
Hastings.
Mrs. Bruce and daughter Minnie re-
turned from Minneapolis on Saturday
evening. Miss Belle Brncc will return
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Shepard of Moor
head, who have been visiting relatives in
this village for the past ten days returned
home on Monday.
p. Lamb, wife and son returned from
Vermont on Saturday after a pleasant
old-timc ncighbors.
Dr. Foster will be at the Office OF DR..
Campbell or Monday, Nov. 9TH, to re
main one week. Those desiring anything
in the dental line should see him.
Parker, White & Co. have sold out all
their interest in their Montana live stock
to Cadv s. Herricl,. \. NJ. Stiles has
gone out there to close the deal.
There will be a grand character con
ccrt-in costume, given at the opera
house by home talent about the 10Th OF
November. 1t will be q rare treat.
The Band of Hope is preparing for Il
benefit to be given next Thursday even
ing. Tickets will be sold at twenty five
cents each Children not members of the
band will be admitted for ten cents.
A HalIow cen party will be given a
the parlors of J. E. Rich, in the Wood
bury block on Wednesday evening Of
next week, by the ladies of the Episco-
pal church. Fuller particulars will be
duly given.
J, M. Thomson has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk with Millar & Co. to take
effect on November 1st Mr.. Thomson
has large circle OF friends and acquaint-
ances who will be pleased TO meet his