The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-18


They could not now compete,
Nor mills don't run just for the fun
OF losing every day,
And free trade bills will close the mills
Or reduce the workman's pay.
In vain we toll if once you spoil
The markets where we sell,
We may be slow but we farmers know
Free trade will do this well.
So, with your leave, don't oelieve
In the message Cleveland wrote,
ForTtppecanoe and Tariff too,
l shall most surely vote.
john w. Woodside in Irish World
This is typical fall weather.
There was quite I. shower on Sunday
night.
A. Moore began threshfng on Monday
afternoon.
Charlie Fuller will leave for California
next week.
Col. Bridgman is in northern Dakota
on business.
CT. Garnett of St. Cloud, was in town
on Saturday.
Parker Mcclure came up from st. Paul
on Wednesday.
Geo. ". Newell of Clearwater, was in
town on Monday.
I. S. Sutton of Minneapolis, arrived in
town on Monday.
The w. r. c. supper on Monday night
WAS very successful.
Mrs James Morrison has returned
from a visit to Ohio.
Mrs. II. B. Huntress returned from
Morris on Saturday.
Capt. NJ. II. Hogan of Spring Hill was
in town on Monday.
L. w. Collins of Little Falls, was doing
our town on Monday.
Richard Woods made business trip to
West Union on Tuesday.
Tory Thoreson of Glenwood, was in
this village on Saturday.
Ut. Manning OF Glenwood, was seen
on our streets on Monday.
Charlie Cady is down from Montana
with another supply OF horses.
The n. p. depot building has received a
coat of paint of dark drab color
The Irish Catholic church has been
greatly improved by being resided.
Hiram Dennis is in Chicago, engaged
in canvassirg for a trade newspaper.
The weather altcrnates between dis
NAL chilliness and drizzling cheerlessness.
Gov. Barto addressed a republican
meeting at Hancock on Wednesday even
ing
n. ". Rice has painted the front of his
building next door to the HERALD Of
fee.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx and children are
visiting relatives and friends in Cincin-
natl.
John O. Shepard, formerly with L. M.
Cox in this village, is visiting friends
here.
w. A. Gates Esq, OF St. Paul, was in
town visiting friends during the past
week.
Geo. E Bowers of Round Prairie, was
in town during the first part OF this
week.
There will be republican meeting at
Grove Lake on Saturday evening OF next
week.
The Manitoba work train has finished
work here for this fall and gone to St.
Cloud.
L. Kells went over Is Glenwood or
Monday evening to attend a term O
court. e.
WA. Balcome, an eastern capitalist
who has large interests in this vicinity
is dead.
Frank Hartley of Eagle Bend, was IN
town on Monday ON his way home from
St. Paul.
D. S. Hayward, proprietor of the Cen
trail House, st. Cloud, was in to wn or
Monday.
W. F. Tilton of Grove Lake, left TO,
East Portland, Oregon. on Monday
morning.
Jacob Hansen of Glenwood, has beer
spending the past week with friends II
this place.
Messrs. Barto, Storey, Foster and Van
Camp have been attending court a
Glenwood.
Mr. Norman Stednan, of New York
is visiting his son, II. Jay Stedman @
this village.
M. Hogan has been admitted to prae
tice law. Hewas examined at Glenwoo
on Tuesday.
4. G. Jacques went over to Willard o.
Tuesday to address the republicans G
that vicinity.
DR.. Little has recently returned from
trip westward, and left on Wednesda..
for Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Shepard of Moor
head, have been visiting relatives her
during the week.
John Metzger Inns removed his mea
market to the building two doors Yves
of his old stand.
Gov. Barto has returned from G1er
wood. He will speak at Belgrade o
Saturday evening,