The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-12
LOCAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, April IL, 1888.

THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1888.
John Law is in town.
Band concert April Goth.
Glenwood wants brick yard.
F. w. LEM was in town during the
week.
DR.. Dubois visited St. Paul during the
week.
Hon. L. L. Baxter is in town holding
court.
The northern lights were very brilliant
last evening.
L. NJ. Davis, of Long Prairie, was in
town to-day.
The Sidewalks are completely free from
ice and snow.
DIR. Lewis went down to New Munich
on Wednesday.
Jacob Jacob made trip to Fargo
during the week.
Read the health officers notice No.
elsewhere in this paper.
W. c. Woodruff of this village has just
been granted a pension.
The praying band is attracting crowds
to the Methodist church.
Bert Sawyer registered at the Sauk
Centre house on Tuesday.
Bob Fitzgerald and Charlie Bronson
were in town on Tuesday.
Hon. William E. Lee of Long Prairie,
was in town on Saturday.
Andrew Brink will return to Wash
ington Territory next week.
Little Retta as the Chinaman in my
Partner" was simply immense.
]. D. Jones and wife registered at the
Sank Centre house on Tuesday.
NJ. c. Kennedy of Birch Lake, was in
town on business on Friday last.
The spring thaw failed to raise the
water in the lake very materially.
Spring has come. Joseph MolIitor was
out with straw hat on Tuesday.
John Howard spent Sunday at home
He left for Fergus Falls on Monday.
Max Nicolaus returned on Monday
from a trip to Washington territory.
A northwest wind set in on Friday
night, cutting the thaw little short.
40. Hubbard went down to St. Cloud
on Saturday last, returning on Monday
Frank Carr has accepted a position in
A. H. Pettit's loan and collection agency
T. r. Huddleston has been entertaining
gentlemen friends during the past week.
Miss Jennie Burrit of Aberdeen, Oak,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John B. Per-
kins.
Miss Lu Harmon has gone to St. Cloud
to remain with Mrs. Tolman during her
illness.
School recommended on Monday for
the short spring term, after a vacation of
a week.
There was a fine rain on Monday,
the first of the season which amounted
to anything.
The Keller company is unloading a
train-load of seasoned oak lumber of the
best quality.
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of the attorneys for the contestants of
the Hanna will
Henry Keller came down from Dakota
on Saturday evening, and on Monday
left for St. Paul.
Misses Flora Truman and Marian
Wolcott visited St. Cloud during the va
cation last week.
The Hubbard Chair Co. is storing
goods in the Andrew J. Smith ware
rooms on Third-st.
r. L. Day has put his cutters into
summer quarters after a very long
season of active duty.
VI. l1SuuSlSou llcS COHlI dClCu IIC
Yarno place, adjoining the Day livery
stable, which he OWNS
Prof. Cogan has moved into the cot
tage owned by Joseph Capser, corner
Fourth and Maple-sts.
1t did thaw on Friday and Saturday of
last week. One could see the snowbanks
shrink before their very eyes.
When Tom Brown was in town on
Tuesday he purchased one of the vapor
stoves from How Bros. & Co.
Prof Cogan is still undecided as to
whether he will rebuild Lake View Acad-
envy. 1t is sincerely hoped he will do so.
a comet is now visible above the east
ern horizon after three A. M. until day
light. 1t was observed by officer Carr.
Geo. w. Stewart, D. F. Callahan, and
w. L. Russell, of St. Cloud, are in town,
attending the Hanna will case now on
trial.
1t is proposed to erect a German Lu
theran church in this village, and to that
end subscription paper has been circu'
lated.
Will Stabler, who has been conf ned to
the house for three weeks, is convalescent
and is at his accustomed place at the
depot.
Miss Louie Allen declines reelection as
village librarian. She has been excep
tionally efficient, and it will be difficult
to fill her place.
S. N. Miller, the wide-awake real estat.
and insurance agent of Alexandria, wa:
in town on Tuesday, on his way to Glen
wood on business.
The Madison Square Theatre Co. pre-
scented Phoenix, or Risen from the Ashes
in a very acceptable manner at the opera
house on Monday night.
The Lowell exercise at the Congrega
tional church on Thursday evening last,
by the members of the institute xvas VERY