The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-22
CORRESPONDENCE
MELROSE NE VS..

Election over, the building nearing
completion and most OF the clearing up
off our hands, we feel more like resuming
the weekly news budget, which we hope
| from this out to continue uninterrupted.
John Waltz IS the happy pa thysweek
of son and of course he feels elated, as
a pa always does the first time.
Wheat is rolling into this market lNa
great rate these times and our streets
are crowded with teams all the time.
I. II. Seal came over from Little Falls
last week and was accompanied by his
wife who had spent several weeks visit
ing her pa, ents at this place.
Peter Wilhelm, of Pacific House fame
has moved into his new quarters oppo-
site the livery barn and continues in the
hotel business, the Pacific House being
vacant at this time.
Dominick Grien purchased the meat
| market of Casper Trossen this week and
will hereafter run that business assisted
by John Wetley.
Henry Kalkman, of Duluth, dropped
into town on Tuesday and is chuck tul
of business as usual.
Morgan Clarity smiles serenely and
says it is little daughter and arrived
last Saturday.
| Dawes How has moved into his new
| ,,,I 1,~,
shines and business is good and Dawes
is happy and why should he not be.
Tinkins & Allen closed up their work in
the mason line at this place on Wednes
day. This firm has given general salts
faction.
The firm of Whittlesey s, With elm who
have been running a general meat mar.
ket at this place, have dissolved partner
ship. AN. Whittlesey will continue tlls
business at the old stand and collect al
accounts and pay all the bills OF tllt
firm.
Skating has been fine on the mill ponC
this week and the young folks have beer
making the air ring with merry voice:
these moonlight evening.
E. c. Richmond started for Cass cOun
ty on Tuesday and will bring his family
home from the claim to reside here from
: this out.
: Aug. Lindburgh spent several days tllt
past week in Little Falls visiting his sol
and daughters who reside there.
Prof. Wright was sick Oh M.>',.,ey ant
r chere was no school in his &: .,,.;:.:,ic:!t
: 10 Little is home from I.~:.uta OH
visit to his parents this week ioo>iuy q:
! if the balmv air of the anticipated statt
agreed with him.
5 The building and contracting firm &
Richmond s. SchOnei)c.g t.so;yIt part
, nership, on the 15t:, Ct tIi, r,o"t;l, y,
mutual consent. Z. {. Richmond " il
continue the business at the cid stan,
and will collect and pa.y all Of the ole
firms accounts.
Henry Fay is here from Kansas, look
ing after his business interests
10 BONNER returned from the inebriats
asylum last week. No Improvement i:
noticeable in his condition however.
Fire and smoke have damaged ou1
goo1s and they are being sold regardless
of cost. jacob BROS.
3. D. Judkins came down from Osakis
On Tuesday.
The Minneapolis Tribune will have q
Christmas tree for the benefit of the poor
children of that place. The contributors
will be the boys and girls of that great
city.
$4,000 worth of clothing MUST be
closed out at once regardless of cost, at
the Golden Eagle. jacob BROS.
Will Herberger, son of Geo. Herberger
of West Union, was married to Miss
Viola Owens, of the same place, at the
Catholic church in this village on Thurs
day. The young couple have numerous
friends who wish them JOY and prosper
ity.
Now is the time to secure good bar
gains in clothing at our great fire and
smoke sale. Call at the Golden Eagle.
| jacob Bros.