The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-01-05
LOCAL SUMMARY.
1t still likes to snow.

1t still likes to snow. .. --
And now for a January thaw.
Write it with three Fights, now.
Henry Keller visited St. Paul during
the week.
Herman Wolcott was in town during
the past week.
Robert L. Smith has returned from
Appleton, Wis.
A. B. westeott has accepted position
in the post-ofhce.
There was large number Of farmers in
town on Monday.
Sid Bettman of Long Prairie, was in
town on Monday.
Did you swear off" last Sunday? Have
you had relapse yet?
7. V. Brewer spent the greater of
the past week in town.
Miss Josephine, daughter of ]. v. Brow
er, is visiting Miss Lille Howard.
G. b. Ogsbury is on deck again after a
pleasant trip of two weeks, in Illinois.
E. c. Bonniwell has sent out hand
some New Years souvenir to his friends.
p. H. Schooner, formerly Of this vii
1age, is teaching school near Minneapolis.
Representative Englehart was in at
tendance at the term Of court as juror.
Regular services will be held at the
Episcopal church on Sunday morning
next.
Geo. H. Reynolds and D. w. Bruckart
of ST. Cloud, were in town attending
court.
1887 bequeathed handsome, heavy
overcoat of snow to its young successor,
the new year.
A lodge of Good Templars is one of the
probable additions to the secret organi-
cations of Sank Centre.
More snow on the ground than at any
time during the past seven years. 1t is
knee-deep in the woods.
Webster Bonner and William Scherffius
were drawn as talesmen, to do jury duty
during the term of court.
7. S. Burch, foreman of the HERALD, has
been confined to his room during a
portion of the past week.
The regular installation of officers of
the Odd Fellows for the ensuing term,
will take place thic evening.
John p Hammered of st. Cloud, was
in town on Monday last. He was ex-
cused from doing jury duty.
John and Charlie Coats returned from
a delightful visit to their old home in
New York, on Saturday last.
Stop for a moment and look at the
handsome display of cutlery in the show
window of How Bros. & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Hubbard went
down to st. Cloud to-day to attend the
West house opening reception.
When YOU turned over a new leaf on
Sunday morning were you quite sure the
book was not bottom-side up!
Miss Rosa Apfeld, who has been at
home for a few days, returned to her
school on Saturday afternoon.
An east bound freight train was wreck
ed Just this side of st. Cloud on Tuesday
morning. A broken rail did it.
Mrs. c. c. Tobey's Sunday-school
class made her very handsome Christ
mas present-a portfolio of pictures.
Iol1n n. Ives of Crookston, a live
Young attorney of wide reputation, at
tended court on Monday and Tuesday.
Solemn high mass was said at the Irish
Catholic church on Saturday last in hon
or of the golden jubilee of Pope Leo XIII.
Mrs. E. E. Taylor, who has spent the
past few days in Minneapolis, returned
home on Friday. She reports pleasant
visit.
Mrs. H. A. Freudenreieh of st. Cloud,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. S. Hickman, during the past
week
John Tenvorde of St. Cloud, was one of
the substantial men who did excellent
service as juror, during the term OF
court.
The roads on the lake are not in good
condition for heavy hauling. The snow
is deep, and there are innumerable pitch
holes.
W.P. Lambert, who has been confined
to his home for some days, was at his
desk on Monday He is thoroughly con-
valescent.
Judge and Mrs. Searle have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Woods
during the week Mrs. Woods is sister
of the Judge.
The trains were kept busy on Saturday
last bucking snow. While delayed tr1f1e,
the passenger trains run with considera-
BILE regularity.
John Shafer of LeSauk, at one time can
didate for treasurer of Stearns county,
acted as court interpreter in the trial OF
eau VS.. Stucke.
a number of young ladies attended
court during its session here. 1t is leap
wear, and they have the right to take the
initiative in counting.
Y. Rouleau, the versatile Frenchman
who has been in the employ of the Star
Hotel for some time, has gone to Cloquet
to engage in business.
George Nottage who spent the past
week with his parents in West Union, has
returned and can now be found at his old
post in the HERALD office.
The streams and slough were very low
WHEN winter commenced. The present
;nd;ca ions are that they will be well-hlleo
when the SHOWS disappear.
Senator Dp:- ant of Saltwater, has &C
cented the inv. +ation to impersonate
King Borealis at tn" st. Paul Carnival
He will make a red-hot ice king.
A church sociable will i:e held at. the
residence of c. F. Bohall, in West Union
on Friday evening, for the BENEFIT OF the
minister. All are cordially invited.
Id. VanDvke and Levi Davis, two o
Long Prairle's bright attorneys, both O
whom read law in this village, came
down on Wednesday to attend court
here.
John Donahue, formerly with W.
Kirk, more recently in the employ OF Mr.
Garrety, of Superior, has returned tt
Sank Centre, and will open meat mar
ket here.
Supt. Rice of the Manitoba railroad
attended the trial of the Hoople case
He was present as witness if required
but the dismissal of the suit spared hin
the ordeal.
AT the state firemen's convention w.
Dean will represent the hook and ladde