The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-12-13

from New york state where he has been
spending several weeks visiting among
friends ard relatives. He had a royal
good time.
Mr.. o. J. Griffith, of Minneapolis, has
been spending several days in town, the
guest OF A. H. Petit He has been en-
joying the splendid relocating during
the past week.
The conjunction Of the moon and Venus
on Thursday evening and of the moon
and Mercury on Friday evening were
magnificent, terrestrial sights, attracting
universal attention.
you want to purchase handsome
Christmas present, and at reasonable
price do not overlook the stock of Il. T..
Greene & Co. Anyone who cannot be
satisfied there must be hard to please.
The suit between Andrew ]. Smith and
:. L. Robbins, growing out of a horse
.radc, which was tried in the justice
:ourt here and appealed, has been AMIGA
by settled and no appeal will be taken.
a slight change went into effect on the
Manitoba road on Monday morning.
The passenger train going east will leave
1T 1:42 p. NJ, instead of 2:11 as hereto
ore. All other trans remain unc hanged.
Among the handsome Christmas goods
offered by J. y. Gilman is a piano lamp
perfect beauty. 1t is OF polished brass
adjustable in height from about four
20 six feet. 1t is rich and serviccable
piece of parlor furniture
Cannot some influence be brought to
bear to have such a change of time made
in the moving of trains On the Little
Falls and Dakota road as will better ac-
comodate the people OF Willard and West
port who desire to visit Sank Centre?
IN the way of gifts with baking powder
the finest thing we have seen are some
beautiful dishes given with the Silver Star
baking powder which is sold by T. Flade-
land. The baking powder is of a good
quality and sold at the regular price,
while the dishes are worth more than the
price OF both.
On the Little Falls and Dakota road a
Adicai change has been made in trains.
An additional train has been put on
making one combination train each way
daily, meeting here at II M. This is
as unsatisfactory an arrangement as
could he devised, as it practically cuts
every one from making any trip to and
from Sank Centre and return the same
day.
Tie Hubbard Chair company has just
shipped q i:,rge order West, and are en-
,oying fifteen hands in turning out
goods for next season. The indications
now are that their business during 1889
vii! be four times as great as it was i'll
1883. On january list J. II. Hubbard
leaves for the East to represent the COM
pa:l!- in the Eastern cities, and to intro
duve tile goods where they are not now
sold
rrof. Q. Z. Johnston, WHO has had Il
large experience IN conducting classes in
lus:c, and now has one At Alexandria, |
Proposes 10 visit Sack Centre and re-
lain four weeks or more providing he |
can get sufficient encouragement. He |
has a novel plan of operation, which he
.!Ill unfold at meeting to be held OH
aturday evening of this week at the
a-lors Of the Congregational church,
everyone interested in vocal music
hOu!d be present as the system will be |
Eplaincd and it will then be determined |
whether q class can be formed
On Friday evening a social guild was
rganized by the young people of the |
Episcopal church, the first meeting at !
ne residence Of S. NJ. Bruce being per-
Ct success. It was largely attended |
nd the evening was devoted to music, |
onversation and games of various
inds. Everyone present enj Dyed it |
earthly. Meetings will be held once |
ach week and it is the purpose to make |
hese social gatherings a feature of the |
.Tinter. 1t differs in one essential feature |
'ronl tic average church sociablc in that |
o fees are charged and no money col !
lected in any FORM