The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-21
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, JUNE Fl 1888.

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]. r. Howard spent Sunday in town.
Calvin F. How of Fergus Falls, is
town.
Vim. 1. Henshaw will 60 to Chicag
next week.
Frank Tolman of St. Cloud, was
town on Tuesday.
Ice cream next Tuesday evening i
Woodbury. building.
A. o. Scrivener has green peas-th
first of the season.
M. H. Pauly has gone to Minnear
oils for few days.
The large addition to the Day liver,
stoble is completed.
Manning Garfield drove down fron
Long Prairie on Sunday.
John Ingersoll of Crow Lake, has bee,
in town during the week.
How Bros. & Co have put in waite
service for A. o. Hubbard.
A. A. Whitney of Melrose, was in tow,
on Tuesday tor short time.
The Odd Fellows encampment is pre-
pairing a new set of bylaws.
Mrs. r. L. Weeks of Brainerd, is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
Max Nicolaus has gone to Chicago to
attend the republican convention.
VIM. c. Mathews has rented the new
house of w. c. Taylor on Oak-st.
The Keller factory has twenty-6v,
hands employed in making bob-sleds.
Mrs. E. M. Michel of Frontenac, Mimi,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. Taylor
w. VanDyke, one of the capitalists
of Minneapolis, was in town on Mon.
day.
F. D. Adams, travelling auditor for the
American Express Co., was in town on
Monday.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton is attending the
diocesan council of the Episcopal church
in St. Paul.
w. c. Taylor has fitted over his resi-
dence making a number of notable i'm
provements.
John w. Shepard is delegate to the
northern Baptist association in session
at Glenwood.
Gov. Barto has a hitching post in front
of his block-a cast iron darkie in loud
suit of clothes.
T. falkland has accepted a position on
the road to sell boots and shoes for a
Winona house.
DR.. Hunt, the veterinary surgeon re
Gently located here, is doing an encour-
aging business.
The high wind of Wednesday broke
down two fine large trees in the grounds
of Josiah Cooper.
Geo. S. Blakeley, son of Hon. Russo
Blakeley of St. Paul, was in town on
business on Monday.
Hon. John D. Jones and son of Long
Prairie, were in town on Monday, on
their way to St. Paul.
Rev. r. S. Sargent, the Baptist minis
ter, will hereafter confine his labors to
the field of Long Prairie.
John McNeice of Little Sank, had the
misfortune to break his leg one day last
week. A horse fell upon it.
H. Johnson of Brooten, the wheat
buyer for the Minneapolis and Pacific
road, was in town on Monday.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
making preparations for a dairy-maids'
entertainment in the near future.
Remember the ice cream sociable to be
given newt Tuesday evening by the drum
corps in the Woodbury. building.
Mrs. McNiece, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. McMasters for several days
returned to her home on Wednesday.
The grand jury is discharged and c. H.
Bennett has retired from his inquisitorial
duties for the present and returned home.
Gov. Barto went down to Winona on
Tuesday to participate in the laying OF
the corner stone of masonic temple.
Don't forget to attend the ice cream
festival given by the drum corps in the
Woodbury. building next Tuesday even.
ing.
J.. N. Bailey, formerly resident Of
Sank Centre, and for the past four years
flying at Crookston, is in town for few
days.
DR.. Post cf St. Cloud, one Of. the rising
medical practitioners of that city, was
the guest of DR.. McMasters on Saturday
last.
liver Hanson has sold his farm neal
Grey Eagle to his son Julius and will re
move to this village where he intends to
build.
Street Commissioner Carney has put
In flne oak crossing on Third ano
Main-sts., from the Sank Centre house
corner.
The Little Falls and Dakota road is
doing considerable in the way ofrepairs
replacing ties and otherwise improving
its track.
A confectionery and fruit storehas been
opened in the room formerly occupied by
Al cinnamon, opposite the HERALD
building.
John Perkins has added the famou.
"Milk Shake" to the list of attraction:
in the line of summer beverages. It is
delicious.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Titus went down
to Chicago on saturday night last. Mrs.
Titus has been visiting friends here 70,
several days.
The grand jury did not find suficien
evidence against r. o. Hall to warran
an indictment for having in possession ;
glandered horse.
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