The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-08-29
ST p Nj. s. NJ. TIME IAh'
Chas. Fish is in Minneapolis.

Michael Clarity is in the city visiting
friends.
Win Reylick returned from Chicago or
Wednesday.
IA. Caswell and family have removed
to Mannanah.
Prof. Pavnes family left for st. Charles
on Wednesday.
Henry Ley of Spring Hill was in town
on Wednesday.
Peter Wilhelm of Melrose, was in the
city on Tuesday.
VIII E. Emerson of Grove Lake came
oyer on Wednesday. 49,.
Keene's 1heater company tomorrow
night in White Slave.
Sheriff A. ". Kramer of St. Cloud,
was in the city on Wednesday.
en-. Sprague went to ST. Paul on Mon
day, returning the same evening.
&c. Iacobi has returned from two
months trip in the eastern markets.
Mrs. l.. O. Huntley and three youngest
children arc visiting friends in Iowa.
Iohn Buchanan has removed to the
Bishop house near the Manitoba depot.
Rev. Blodgctt of Minneapolis, preached
in thc Congregational CHURCH OH Sunday
last.
\ boy named Metzgar of New Munich,
WAS killed by lightning, while herding
cattle.
Very little threshirg has been done in
this vicinitv-so Little that it indicates
nothing.
Ed Harrison has accepted a position as
engineer in the minneapolis and Northern
elevator.
Kccne's Thcatorcompany carry sixteen
people, five ladies, nine gentlemen and
/ Ho children.
Mrs. Geo. Stabler has gone to Mime
apoiis and St. Taul to purchase a stock
of millinery goods.
Rev r. s. Sargent, of Long Prairie,
preached in the Baptist church in this
city on Sunday last.
" Fiftv-e.ght tickets were sold at speci a
rates to St. Cloud and return for the
base bail on Tuesday.
Miss Julia Tubbs left tor Mortified to
rcenter, Carleton college for the new
school, year, on Tuesday.
John X. Shepard went to Hancock on
Saturday, and on Sun ay preached i'll
the Baptist church there.
Harry Howard returned to the West
Point military academy on Monday.
He will be absent two years.
An ordinary car would not hold the
scenery of keeres. Theater Co., if mount
ed on frames. Friday night.
W. P. Hilsdale and wife returned from
Chicago on Tuesday night, after an alb
sence of about two weeks.
Miss Wilcox, Miss Wilson Mrs. {. a.
Morse and Son Gordon and friends are
In camp for two weeks at Fairy Lake.
Chan Harmon and wife went down to
Minneapolis on Saturday to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Jenkins of Elk
River.
\ party consisting of L. T. Storey and
h 5 brother from Minneapolis, with two
or three friends made trip to Chippewa
Falls last week.
Henry y. Scriviner, paymaster CT
II. NJ. S. Bclierophon, spent a portion of
The past week III town, the guest OF his
brother, \. O. Scrivnner.
The Mazcppa upset on Wednesday, and
he kaIfdozen occupants received good
ducking, some of h m narrowly escap-
in by swimming ashore.
\ camping party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed ThomasOn and Miss Belle Bruce
went down to Lake George on Monday,
returning on Wednesday evening.
DIR. Dubois went to St Paul this morn
.pg, watt M. cad Mrs. Moore of West
Union. Mrs. Moore went for the pur
pose of consulting a physician there.
Win Tubbs stopped over one day on his
WAY home to Walhalla, n. D. He was
accompanied by his bride, and they held
a reception at the home of his mother
Fred Rowe has been handing the CT
CARS around among his friends, while
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.!auehter has found her way into his
:ione.
The Kecne Thcater company are Killing
an open date On short notice, but they
are so well heraIded, carry so many PEG
pie and SD much scenery they will draw
well anyway.
Frank KolGer, a farmer, of Spring
Hill, aged thirty-six years, was thrown
ltom Wagon Saturday last and killed.
lie fell upon his head and shoulders,
breaking his neck.
Capt. Bruce, who has been confined
a severe attack OF cholera morbus, is hard
at work again, but looking considerably
shadowy-tor him.
John Gaspard's barnf in the sout part
cfRaymond, burned on Tuesday uight.
three horses. &eycral hogs and number
of cattle were burned. =
Mrs Huntley left here on Saturday for
a visit with friends in Iowa. Arriving in
St. ST. Paul, her children were taken
down with scarlet fever, and they are
Cow there at hote!.
The past week has been clear and
warm, with a shower or two, just to
temper the acknowledgements weather
for finishing up the harvest and getting
the last of the grain into stacks.
/ c. NJ. Sprague and c. j. Lotgren
. drove up to Osakis on Saturday last.
a.. Sprague purchased the equity IN the
schei & ChdfaAt steam, Touring mill