The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-11-07

CTlHllndlS dS uSNolu Oh SeuSlDlnCy as OF
morality.
Officer Carr is inclined to think that
the acme of gall was manifested by a
tramp which he locked up other night.
The only portable thing in the Jail was
piece of an old comb, and the tramp
stole that.
A surprise party was rendered to Mrs.
Henshaw and Miss Mollie Tobey on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Henshaw left on
Wednesday for Moline, ILL.,, to join her
husband, and will remain with him sew
eral months.
Pc "A party OF thirty from this vicinity
and Todd county lett for Seattle on
Tuesday by special car over the Mani
toba road. The company placed a
sleeping car at their exclusive disposal
for the entire trip,
Mrs. Bissinger of California, is ex-
pected next week, and will remain about
two months, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. c. M. Sprague. She will be re-
membered as little Emily Wright, by the
older settlers of Sank Centre.
The ladies' bazar has just received
large additional invoices of seasonable
underwear for ladies, as also large as
sentiments of yarns, fancy work for the
holidays of the latest and most correct
STYLES. New advertisement next week.
Mrs. Buck went to Wahpeton on
Saturday upon receipt of word that her
son Charles Buck was lying i'll at that
place. She returned on Monday bring
ing him with her. He is seriously sick
with with what is known as the Red
Riyer fever.
There were a number of pranks played
by the kid element on Thursday evening
last-Hollow-e'e night. Signs were
changed. gates carried away, and some
ones cow imprisoned on the Capser
scales, labeled with the signs of the
Bankrupt store.
Mrs. G. w. McCagg will be pleased to
meet all of the ladies who are interested
in art embroidery, at the Sank Centre
house, Friday and Saturday afternoons,
Nov. Sth and 9th, from 2 to 6 M.
Samples of work in portiers, fire screens,
sofa pillows, ottaman covers, lunch
cloths, towels, center pieces and doyles
will be on exhibition.
A fine specimen of idiomatic English
came to hand in a letter from a
German correspondent to a bust
ness man in this city. After enumerat-
ing affections to member Of the fam
ilv, he adds: THAT was not healed as
my child her nose got nearly from the
dog bitten Off"
Prof. Woodley is hard working and
head Of the public schools. He
has not only put in fully ten hours on
school days, but has given up his usual
holiday to labor in behalf of the schools.
He thinks he has the work so well in
hand now, however, that he can get a
little respite on Saturdays.
Lewis Hedin of this city, last week re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the death
of his brother John, young man re-
Gently arrived from Sweden and settled
at Helena, Mont. He was only twenty
two years old. He has brother living
in Helena, who was with him during his
illness and at the time of his death.
The city council has given the band the
use of the assembly room in the old
hose house. 1t will make an excellent
room for their uses, as it is removed
from the public highway, is roomy and
convenient. The boys will haye to
build a new chimney, as the old one was
taken down when the building was re-
moved.
An initialistic symposium is suggested.
Let the Y. P. S. c. E. and the w. c. T.
u, unite the S. c. NJ B. & S. F. A., l. O.
OF o. F. the A. F. & A. NJ, and the r. A.
NJ. to meet the w. r. c. and A. o. H., at
G. A. X. hall and see the S. O. Y. kids
untangle the alphabetic snarl J. U. S. T.
F. o. R. F. U. N. The balance OF the al
phabet can come after T.
The case of ]. Woolt VS.. MA. Morris,
adjourned from Monday to Saturday
was tried by Messrs VanCamp for pain
tiff and Barto for defendant. All day
Saturday and a part of Monday was
consumed in the trial. 1t was practi-
ca1ly an e;ectment suit, Mr.. Woolf SEEK
ing to recover possession of his farm be-
fore the expiration of a certain contract,
on the grounds that the contract had
been violated. After listening to the tes-
timony, Judge Barto gave verdict for
the defendant.
Lewis Lovington boarded at the
Eastern house until he owed the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Mattison, big round bill,
and professed to be anxious to pay it.
He is a barber by trade, and Mr., Mat
tison assisted him in mis- business, and
endeavored to give him a chance to
make some money. But he proved an
ungrateful wretch. In order to beat
his benetactor, he removed his trunk
from the hotel by night through the
window and skipped by the light of the
moon. A warrant is out for his arrest
and it will go hard with him if captured.
The Aamold Concert Company will a ,,
pear in Sank Centre on Thursday even.
ing, Nov, IA. They come highly recon-.
mended and if what is said IN their favor
is true their entertainment will be well
worth attending. The members of the
company are as follows: Herr August
Aamold, known as the great Norwegian
violinist; Ellen Beach Yaw, soprano; Mi
ra Beals, reader and impersonator; Chr
Rodenchirken, cornet virtuoso. They
claim to give an entertainment that is
not only clean and pure throughout, but
entertaining and full of fun from first to
last.
cole Oleson" &c one of the most pODu.