The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-27

Inc Drain OF the 1901 VINO DelleNSS IL III Dls2
A barrel Of poverty, ruin and blight;
A barrel of terrors that grow in the night;
A barrel Of hunger, and barrel OF gruauE
barrel of orpan's most pitiful means.
Wisconsin ProhIbitionis
A. H. Petit is in Minneapolis.
Fall blowing is we'll advanced.
John Howard spent Sunday in town.
II. A. Bretzke has returned 10 ST
Cloud.
Miss Ada Huntress has been quite il
this week.
There are several cases of typhoid feye,
in the village.
A dash of SNOW in the airwas observed
on Wednesday.
Hon. kittle Halvorson was in tow
on Wednesday.
The w. c. T. U. met on Tuesday witt
Mrs. Lockwood.
Fred Miller of Long Prairie, visited
Sank Centre on Sunday.
Preaching service in the Baptist church
on Sunday morning next.
Gov. Barto has gone to Litchfeld tc
address republican meeting.
S. L. Lockwood has gone to Devils
Lake TO spend a couple of weeks.
Harvey Fisher son Of Dr. Fisher of Long
Prairie, was in town en- Tuesday.
Fred Miller drove down from Long
Prairie and spent Sunday i'll town.
MIR. Hustin and family of River Falls,
Wis, arc visiting Rev. S. 6. Briggs.
J. n Heal OF the Star hotel, has a col
ored expert cook from Minneapolis.
c. F. Garnctt of st. Cloud, agent for
the Singer sewing machine, is in town.
Whooping cough is prevalent among
the younger portion of our population.
Dawes Howe Of Melrose, was in town
on Monday, on his way to Fergus Falls.
Maple-st. has been improved by some
l.
Main-st has been greatly improved by
julicious work near the Episcopal church.
The Manitoba company is putting in
new split-rail switches in the yard here
Albert Gage and George Davis of Cas-
SETON, Oak, have been visiting w. D.
Townsend.
Owen Highland returned on Friday af-
ter visit of two weeks among friends at
Po'kccpsie, n. Y.
Miss May Conwe1l returned from Long
Prairie on Monday, after visit Of a
week in that village.
Little Charlie Bennett was kicked in
the head by colt, but fortunately was
only slightly injured.
MRS. John p. Coats and family have
moved from Hoboken to the HuI.ilu
house, near the elevator
Miss Hattie Anderson left on IT,. a-.,
for an extended visit to Europe. 81 -
poets to be gone two years or mo-
VIM E. Scherffius and Sam Pe:Gt,' -a..:.
have returned from Spokane Fai!s. ! p.
disposed of three car loads OF cow.
The regular monthly union goypc --:.,-
perancc meeting will be ltcid IN H. -, T.
fist church on next Sunday evening
A long train of empty Street stable
cars went west on Tuesday. Consider
able stock is going cast over the Nlanito-
ba now.
F. W. Fisk, who has spent a great
deal Of time here during the past two
years, returned on Monday atrer a brict'
absence.
Samuel Dimon returned from Argyll on
Monday morning, where he has been enl-
ployed on the construction of a large
elevator.
L. r. Barto and family returned on
Wednesday from a visit of two weeks
with the parents of Mrs. Barto at HON.
er, MINI.
Henry Keller came down from Dakota
on Saturday, and after a day spent at
home, left for the west again. He is full
of business.
Elmer L. Writ is in the employ Of the
HERALD. He is q frst-class printer and
under his direction this office guarantees
satisfaction.
Mr.. Albeit, who has been in the EN-
ploy of How Bros. & Co. has removed to
Fergus Falls to accept a position with
How Brothers.
Jacob Botz is erecting a fine brick resi-
dence on his farm in Getty. 1t will be
one of the bsst farm houses in this sec
ton of the country.
The public school is doing excellent
work. 1t is rapidly filling up, although
it will not reach its maxim un until about
the first of December,
Misses Flora and Ada Huntress came
home on Wednesday from visit Of sew
eral weeks with friends and relatives in
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
7. L. Robbins addressed the republican
club on Friday evening last, discussing
the tariff in a way that indicated that he
had given it much study and thought.
This village seems to be favored spot
in regard to frost. Gardens have not
been injured here while in some localities
even trees show the effects of frost plain
1y.
E. M. Webster's brothers and wives,
who were here on short visit, left the
fore part of the week.-Minnesotian.
How many wives has Mr.. Webster,
anyhow?
Alan Vessey's building, occupied by
John Metzger, has been greatly improved
by a lively coat paint He is thinking
OF fitting up the second floor into 4 suite
Of rooms.
Andrew ]. Smith and family returned
home on Tuesday morning, after an alb
sence OF two months, most of the time
was spent at Martha's Vineyard. They
returned by the way of the White Noun