The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-21
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Geese are flying.
Cav, Cav, Cav.
This is the vernal equinox.
Sunday was ST. Patrick's day.
Vote bonds for $4,000 city hall.
Robbins and blue birds have arrived.
The village council is in session to-day
Last Saturday was a busy day in town
Harvey Moore was in town on Fri
dav.
John r. Howard spent Sunday at
home.
Crows may be seen flying almost any
day now.
Uncle Toms Cabin at the opera house
tonight.
Mrs. c. c. Tobey has been visiting at
St. Cloud.
John Moritz has returned from his trip
to Montana.
ID. Mickey has gone to Browervile fol
the summer.
A. O. Hubbard returned from St. Paul
on Saturday.
The Grand Army boys will give ball
on April Goth.
The weather during the past few days
has been perfect.
The library board held meeting on
Monday evening.
A large flock of geese were seen flying
north on Tuesday evening.
a. F. Storey was the guest of his BROTH
er, l.. T. Storey, on Sunday.
w. 1. Henshaw came home for brief
visit on Wednesday evening.
Win Reyleck was in the city over Sun
day on his way to St. Paul.
Miss Fronie Capser is spending a week
in ST. Paul with her father.
The council should purchase new bell
III liiS III { SoIll IJstiit til ONSS.
Two daughters of Mr. Pauley are here
on visit from Minneapolis.
Joseph Peacock, sheriff of Pope county,
was in town on Wednesday.
J. \. Botz, John Mohs and Michael Ley
will leave for Minot on Tuesday.
The streets have been in an almost inn
passable condition the past week.
DR.. McMasters has been appointed
deputy coroner by Coroner Schmidt.
The dance at Grand Army hall on Fri
day evening last was we'll attended.
Ed. Miller of st. Cloud, is negotiating
for the purchase OF the Farmers hotel.
Peck and Fursman's Uncle Toms Cab
in company at the opera house tonight.
The question of town hall is attract
ing a great deal of attention Just at pres
ent-
Jacob Bros, have had twenty-four
twelve feet tables made for their new
store.
H. J. Stedman is preparing to rebuild
his mill. He has not yet decided as to
details.
The ". c. T. U. will meet next Tuesday
at p. NJ, at the residence of Mrs. c. c.
Tobey.
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Nest Union, came down to the city this
morning.
Pussy McMasters is in St. Paul, the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Gilhllan, her un-
Gle and aunt.
Robert Dimon has gone to Alexandria
and has charge of the electric light works
at that place.
A first-class steam laundry would make
money III Sank Centre Who will start
the enterprise.
Henry Capser went to St. Paul on
Monday morning. He was accompanied
by Win Reyleck.
There are series of religious meetings
being held in the Methodist church. A
revival is in progress.
X. Woods g. Sons are erecting an ice
house with cold storage apartments in
the rear of their store
i special emisrant train went west
over the Manitoba road lust ahead of the
Friday evening express.
Trains westward on the Manitoba
road are crowded daily. The tide of en-
igration has set in early.
Rhetorical exercises will be held in the
scho ol-house tomorrow afternoon. Par
ents are invited to attend.
The union temperance meeting will be
held next Sunday evening at the usual
hour in the Methodist church.
The old board OF the town of Sank
Centre met on Saturday last and wound
up the business of the past year.
a personal letter from Rev. l. L. Cory
now located at Mankato, says that he
has very pleasant field of labor.
The heavy coating of ice on the tele
phone wires at St. Cloud on Saturday
caused all the lines to break down.
When the municipal court bill shall be j
law it who only remain for the COVE, no,
to appoint judge. Who will it be?
The Germania Society of Little Falls
have begun the erection of hall for thei
exclusive use which is to cost ST 200.
Josiah Cooper aud force OF. mechanics
have been at work for some time on {
fine set of fixtures for the Jacob store
Those interested in forming sons o
veterans camp are urged to meet at tn
6. A. r. hall on NEXT TUESDAY evening.
There was pleasant surprise party
the residence of Robert McCracken, jus
west OF the city, on Friday evening last
Dean Stabler was out for tue first tim