The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-30
Look out for tramps.
Local politics are mourning.
las. "A. Norris is in Minneapolis,

Tom Hogan - - y ism tow
during the wee,
Misses Petit and Stucky lett for Min
neapolis on Tuesday.
R. D. Parsons, of Cazenovia N. Y, i.
the guest of the How boys.
C.P. Mcclure left for the Ell ct on Sat.
urday. He will be absent week.
Mrs. Nelson Hoople and daughters are
the guests of Mr.. ami Mrs. A. E. Erwin
Prof Brown mas sc--:o = nneapolis
to attend co ": =, g.; eh school
workers.
Mrs. George Ben:I,s:. ans: daughter.
of st. Louis are vis'.;:'.: her .ter, Mrs.
Grundman.
Mrs. Collins All nei thug" r, Mrs. ].
P. Coats went t, Minneapolis on a visit
on Monday.
RI Greene is at Lops Pr. ;rie deco
rating the interi d: 1: RS, tnce of ].
d. Jones Esq.
John Grundma CT E::;ueil, owa, an
old Sank Center &c, is nis is broth.
er, E. H. Grund L -.
Lake broke up on Tuesday, all returning
by the evening train.
Mrs. Stoddard of Michigan is visiting
her sister. Mrs, Geo. Perkins. They have
not met in twenty years.
Stewart TAYLOR is in Chicago purchas-
ing a stock Of fall good. He may go
further east befor: lie returns.
Alexander Moore made a desperate
fight to carry the caucus, and n.issed by
the smallest possible margin.
Harvesting is arly corip!et> d. lit
tie shocking rem ,'ns. The we'.ther has
been all that coul be desired.
Mrs. E. o. MORRISON, OF n; nkato, is
visiting her brother, <. a. Morse. She is
accompanied by her '"'.' ':'a!ei';r.
Frank Tolman A.. $50. Beanett
were in town on Wednesday attending
the meeting of the bar association.
-.
Columbus, Ohio on September 10th.
John A. Gilman and wife and Mrs.
Robertson went to Birch Lake on Mon
day returning on Wednesday evening.
MISS "o'eo.. n'' so"s w 49,
anu Will .oihn" N.'
III 'he puo''. 'eno 10 '"e'e -"
u d. oea'ie' J"u = %
was ~ :-..
Inee''ns u '''e III - 49,
Win keyleck all ":'S HAVE re'"rae'
from Shsao' Oh
Win irie''us Neie'
DaK'
Henry Jacob, OF Tracy MIMI, orothef
OF FREQ Jacoo'' Is III 'o"" VIII" .''' .,>,
Inc happy eo"pe civ " ~
TOUR
Miss Bertha IRONS WHO mas oeeil ."e
N1-.,1-:.., g.. c>Le
guest OF MISS "nAs .o $500 wv. 40,
. I ~ n~' ~
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=. M. BOSS n.''s"eu '''ies.'s ~
Gay. Lie y'S'u was HeiS hs
,,-..
oo'' NV 80,
Willis How IS III Ns'rose' TIC WIN
assist IN arrangl g ETC h'i''" re SUM
OF Dawes HOW q r. Ee' ny 'n"s
III oruef io' o"''h
The Misses re 'e' - nd s'"e ~
Lexington, MO. A''Ss .H''"o aS a" ."'
gagement to te =! ma y"' 'au'e'
seminary at that )o':'
The new stea " hett'i@ p q. o.
Johns University costing @.o'oou' -
nearly al In place. Ihe "ofK Will "e
completed in abo it two weeks.
,,dd;..sare really cxt- avagant
in their expressi ms. Of arpres iation OF
the manner in which 'ey were ntertain-
ed bv the Mime p,,,s :! artmer,t.
,d, p,.s.+ w., wowas in
,,,,.;,o.s :, ~. ,;,,,,e s;x+.s, =, ears ago,
and who is pleasantly remembe, ed by
our old settlers. was in town during the
week.
w r Woodruff ub, hos s,er+
.,,. &c ,,,,tl. .,,s+;.,+;,, ,v.,+ o,.-
+o Cb;r,.,v. Fall. last x,,..l .rd toroht
a fine team. He has now settled down
to business.
E.E sear,e of St. CIoud arrived in
tow, IN SATURDAY. On Monday morn
ing he went after chickens in company
with Geo. M. Bisbop and left for home
IN the afternoon
The DELEGATES TO the comfy conye n.
t;on from, GETTY arr In s,,,a Prince and r
w. Yeeder: from Ashley. John Love and
A. M. Stiles; from RAYMOND. Henry c.