The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-05
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, JULY S 1888.


larto Doty haspapered the office of the
Sar hotel.
DR.. Campbell drove up from Melrose
IN Sunday.
New hay is coming into market in linn
seed supply.
w. Dean went down tsrMinneapolis
on Saturday.
H. P. Gallup spent the fourth of July
i'll this village.
Henry Keller spent several days in Du-
luth last week.
Burke DcGroat has accepted position
on the HERALD.
G. NJ. Hitchcock of West Union, was
in town on Friday.
DR.. Q. c. Warren of Grove Lake, was
in town on Friday.
w. c. Emmerson of Grove Lake, was
in town on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Brewer, of St. Cloud, was
in town on Monday.
Rev. w. b. Hamilton is the guest of his
father, ]. F. Hamilton.
May Conwell and Lettie Rice are home
for 4 visit of a few days.
Saturday was a hot day succeeded by
thunder storm at night.
L. r. Berth has received n fine crayon
portroit Of his infant son
Miss Maud Downing of Little Falls, is
visiting Miss Bessie Robbins.
Charlie Bronson is spending the cur
rent week at White Bear lake.
Mat Roblschon is erecting good barn
on the rear of his residence lot.
Mrs. John Dodge of St. Paul, is the
guest of Mrs. John X. Howard.
Mrs. ]. b. Drew Of St. Paul, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. ]. NJ, Apheld.
Miss Flora Truman has returned from
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
J. c. Parker is moving some buildings
for the Cauehren brothers in Getty.
Miss May Malbourne will return to
her home i'll Little Fallt tomorrow.
A. O. Scrivener has accepted position
with the Hubbard Hammock Chair Co.
The band of hope will meet next Sum
day at three p. NJ. in the Baptist church.
\. o. Hubbard went down to st. Paul
on Monday, returning on Tuesday morn
ing.
Charlie Fish came up from St. Cloud
OH Saturday and remained until Mon
day.
Geo. Nlilar of Minneapolis, brother of
Hon. Alex. Milar, died on Thursday
last
Mr.. and Mrs Henshaw left for Chi
cago to-day, to be absent two or three
weeks.
Jacob Fisher of Long Prairie, clerk of
the district court, was in town on Sat
urday.
Eddie and Tessie Bennett, went down
to Minneapolis on Friday, returning on
Monday.
Allen Barto is putting in the summer
to good advantage on the farm of A. M.
Stiles i'll Ashley.
Col Bridgman drove out to the saw
mill ut Burnhamvillc on Saturday, re-
turning on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Mullin and Mrs.
Cal Mullin and family left for Winchester,
Ind, Monday noon.
Pussy McMasters Has so far recovered
as to be able to get out for an occa-
sional ride about town.
There was pleasant picnic by few
of the young people of this village, at
Maplewood on Friday last.
Gov Barto and D. c. VanCamp went
up to West Union on Tuesday to try a
law suit in justice court.
Geo. Nottage of West Union, who has
been with the HERALD for a year, has
gone home for the summer.
Sam Crocker has just completed a
neat little map of Todd county, which
he is furnishing in blue print.
"The Way to be Saved will be the sub
,ject of the discourse at the congregational
church next Sunday evening.
Gov. Ban 20 went down to Melrose on
Monday and addressed the Garfield re-
publican club in the evening.
Remember the Swiss Bell Ringers at the
opera house Saturday evening. Tickets
on sale at r. 7. Greene & Cos.
G. A. Chesley of Waupaca, Wis, who
has been spending two or three weeks in
town, left for home on Saturday.
Gov. Barto, in alighting from horse
which he had been riding, fell quite heav-
ily, and was temporarily laid up.
EThe county convention of prohibibi-
tionists, advertised to meet in Sank Gen.
tire on Monday, failed to convene.
You are invited to be present at the
Young peoples meeting at the Baptist
church on next Sabbath at Pm.
There will be services i'll the Baptist
church on Sunday next at 1890 A. NJ.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The ". c. T. U. will meet next Tues
dap at three p. NJ. in the room occupied
by Miss E. A. Luther's kindergarten.
Fourth of July is the excuse for many
lapses in this issue of the HERALD. The
force is patriotic, and must celebr ate.
Mrs. Washburn, daughter of L. E. Coe,
who has been visiting her father left on
Saturday for her home at West Superior.
James II. Reynolds-"Roots and
Herbs"-one of the best known travelling
men on the road, was in town on Mon
day.
Ormcs Marshall and Fred Stedman
left for western New York on Tuesday.
Mr.. Marshall will be absent about ten
days.
Geo. Fish is again laid up with lung
trouble the result of the severe attack OF
,,Iev .;sv which he suffered some weeks