The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-10-31


tire has better market than ever be
fore. The price quoted this morning is
Sc cents for No. 1 northern, which nine
tenths of all the receipts grade. All four
buyers are being rushed with bushes
and strings of teams are awaiting their
turn at the elevator.
The Methodist church is being paint
ed.
Mrs. S. M. Bruce is in Minneapolis this
week.
Mrs. J. 1. Hendryx is visiting friends in
Melrose.
Dr. Dubois went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday.
Alex. Tully went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday.
Harry Favell will keep books for ]. A.
Dubois & Co.
S. c. Lee of Long Prairie, was in the
city on Monday.
Tom Murphy is entertaining a brother
from Minneapolis.
Will Emerson of Grove Lake, was in
the city on Saturday.
A. G. Jaques has opened a restaurant
in the Mrs. Boobar house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petit took trip into
Pope county on Wednesday.
The noon passenger train from the
west on Friday was an hour late.
Enormous trains and lots of them, are
passing over the Montana road daily.
B. Mueller, assistant collector of inter
nal revenue, was in town on Wednes-
day.
A barn is being erected in the Catho-
Ito church lots in the eastern part of the
city.
George Herberger. the head of the
Osakis milling firm, was in the city on
Saturday.
Josiah Wood has leased the Humphrey
farm on the Melrose road-the old Mat
Thomason place.
The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tues
day at three P. NJ, at the residence of
Mrs. Harrison Rice.
Senator and Mrs. Capser went
down to Cold Springs on Saturday,
returning on Monday.
Crosswalks have been laid on Main-st.,
at the crossing of Fifth, and on Third-st.
at the crossing of Elm.
Send in your job printing to the
HERALD Office. Our facilities were new
er better for doing first class work.
Services were suspended in the Congre-
sational church on Sunday last on &C
count of incomplete interior repairs.
Stock is going eastward by the train
load. This Manitoba ranches are sum
burned, pasturage poor, and hay scarce.
An auction sale of a quantity of furni-
ture belonging to J. o. Wakefield at
tracted crowd on Third-st. on Satur-
day.
A COW moose was killed at Birch Lake
a few days Since This is the only one
eeen i'll this vicinity for number of
years.
NJ. c. Kelsey and NJ. F. Woodberry
have removed their Offices from the
Moods building to the rooms over Park
er's store.
Last Saturday was very busy day in
town. The business streets were filled
with teams, and business of all kinds
was brisk.
The old rink is now practically a
back-number public hall, and is for sale
cheap. Here is a chance for some one to
get bargain.
Geo. LaFopd and wife came over from
Little Falls on Tuesday to attend the
wedding OF Mrs. LaFond's sister, Miss
Maude Pendergast
James Caughren spent Sunday in the
city. He came up from Woodville, Wis,
where he is pushing his railroad con-
tract with his usual vigor.
It is with regret that the announce
,nens is made that ]. A. Caughren is not
regaining his health very rapidly. He is
overworked, and it tells on him.
Clayton NJ. Dodd, son of Mathew
Dodd leaves in few days for Jaynesville.
Wis, to complete his course of short
hand, type-writing and biography.
A representative of the Keystone
bridge company was in the city on
Tuesday last, looking over the bridge
question. He will submit estimates.
Orange Madisin, to a landlady from
Alexandria. He has removed with his
family to his residence on the north
side
Alexander Moore has kept a number
of teamsters employed drawing his
enormous crop of rutabagas into the
city from his farm ABIDING the Boss
place.
A special passenger train over the
NMdullODd Icdu, SOhp VI N'oA
alace cars, went flying through the
City on Thursday evening, headed east
ward
At the M. E. church there will be COM
munion service next Sunday morning.
The subject of the morning service will
be 'The Passover; at night, prisons
and Prisoners"
Albert F. Warren has proved model
street commissioner-the highways Of
the city being in prime order at mini
mum expense. He has been repairing the
walks on Third-st.
Rev. S. G. Briggs left on lay for
Glencoe, where he preached on Sunday,
returning on Monday to conclude GER
tain business arrangements preparatory
to his final departure this week.
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