The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-10-03
AUX CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL, SUNNI AIRY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1889.

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Gov. Barto went TO St. Paul on Friday
Read Henry Capser's new advertise
menr his week.
T. w. Brown of Westport was in the
city on Tuesday.
Caste at the opera house on Saturday
evening, Oct. 5th.
Mrs. Dunlap has arrived in the city,
and Dad" is happy.
". J. Bodkin of Grove Lake. was in
the city on Monday.
A. l.. Hoffman, of Hraincrd. arrived in
the city on Saturday.
Miss Matte Shaw has resigned as
postmaster at Westport.
Capt. Bruce and Gov. Barto are fellow
sufferers from acute colds.
The Dimord boys are building a car
penter shop in lower town.
S. Pendergast took short ride on
Monday. He is much better
Lucas Kells made business TIP up
into Todd county on Monday.
Opera house on Saturday eve, Oct. 5th.
admission so. So and 25 cents.
How Bros & Co. have a new an
nouncement on oul fourth page.
Corn failed to fill well on account of
TIE long continued dry weather.
Wheat moves very slowly 1t needs
the stimulus of sharp advance.
John Howard came up On Friday even
ing last, and renoinei over Sunday.
Sliep. Mcclure has entered the law de-
partmeut of the Michigan university
Little tl,reshing remains to be zone in
Getty, and plowing is nearly completed.
a. H. Petit is putting in furnace
with which he will heat his entire house.
Burke DeGroat has returned from
visit of two weeks with friends at Britt,
Iowa.
Gov. Barto has gone to Pine city on
business connected with the grand
army.
Frank Simmons, editor of the Long
Prairie Leader, was in the city ON Sat
urday.
c. \. Emerson has returned from an
extended trip through Washington Ter
ritory.
CA. Cooper, of St. Cloud, secretary
OF the district fair, was i'll the CITY on
Monday.
\. X. Wedman has part in a new feed
mill with a capacity of eighty bushels
per hour.
Fran! Toiman o! St. Cloud, president
of the fair association, was in the CITY
Oh Friday.
Mrs. Z. p. Barnu:n returned home
on Friday, after an absence of more than
six weeks.
Miss Louie Alien returned from Chicago
Oh Friday evening, after al absence of
two weeks.
The new Wedman mil has been paint j
cd 4 bright red-uni!or:n in color with
the elevator.
The ". c. I. L. will meet next Tues
day at p. NJ at the residence of Mrs.
Charles Perry.
Mrs. john J. Hickman has returned
from st. Paul.
Geo. LaFond and wife came over from
Little Falls OH Friday on visit to Mrs.
LaFond's parents.
The northwest wind on Tuesday filed
the pond and The water pipes iuil OF
floating vegetation.
Mrs. J. \. Dubois has returned from
visit of six weeks with trienls iii Wis
consin and St. Paul.
Mrs. J. a. Norris returned On Friday
after visit of nearly two weeks with
friends i'll Minneapolis.
1t is reported that MIR c. NJ Boss will
return next season and re-occupy his
farm south OF the city.
n. E. Cantillon, one of the ST. Cloud
nine, IS running on tie railroad bctween
St. Cloud and Darnesvi!Ie
Rev. J. T. Hamilton made trip to
Minnc;i polls last week on a visit to his
son, Rev ". B. Hamilton
Capt Bruce has had the rooms on the
second floor Of his block thoroughly
renovated and improved.
John Ingers,il and wife of Crow Luke,
were III the cicy OH Monlay, on their
way to Brainerl on a visit
The Caughren grading outfit, under
charge of both James and Sam, lett for
Wisconsin OH Thursday last.
A horribly high wind drove cloud of
dust before it all Monday afternoon at
a rate of fifty miles an hour.
There were TO services in the Episco.
pal church on Sunday last owing to the
absence of Key. J. F. Hamilton.
Don't fail to attend the drama given
by the S. Y. on Saturday evening next.
Reserved seats at r. T. Greene's.
The Bostons' are out with new adj
vertisenient this week. These reliable
houses mean just what they say.
Repairs to the Episcopal church have
been completed and there will be services
on Sunday next at the usual hours.
The high wiEds OF Monday played
havoc in Tie forests in this vici ,ity.
Tritiing damage was done i'll the CITY.
l.. P. Barnum went down to Mime
arolis on Thursday and accompanied
Mrs. Barnum home on Friday evening.
The potato crop is fairly good, and
there have been sales made in large
quantities as low as twenty cents
bushel.
Virgil Thomson made weeks visit
with friends in Iowa recently. He