The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-10-10
,AUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1889.
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Glorious moon.
Fix the sidewalks.
Guy Rice is at home on vacation.
Miss Leila Carr was quite i'll on Sum
day.
Splendid weather-real Indian sum-
mer.
NJ. Hogan visited Duluth on business
during the week.
Chan. Marshall is severely afflicted
with sundry boils.
PR Davis of Long Prairie, was in the
city on Wednesday.
Robert Lux is building new barn on
his home lot, on Pine-st.
Mrs Huntress left for the east on Mon
day on a canvassing tour.
Maurice Hartnett of Birchdale, was
in the city on Wednesday.
X. Buck and wife are at present living
upon their farm, on Fairy Lake.
Don't fail to see Caste, at the opera
house on Friday evening, October II.
". S. Moles of Alexandria, is in the
city. He will spend the winter in Cali
fornia.
Chan Harmon is erecting granary on
his farm. The Dimond boys are doing
the work.
John R. Howard has been confined to
his house by severe cold during the
past week.
Ed. J. Harrison and wife have returned
from a three weeks visit with Minneapo-
lis friends.
The Band of Hope will meec on Sunday
next at F. NJ. in the Baptist church. All
are invited.
Gov Barto returned on Friday from
Pine City, whittier he had been on Grand
Army business.
CD. Eastman is making good prog
ress with his new house. 1t is ready for
the p!asterers.
Misses Annah and Name Jungck, of
Menomonie Wis, are the guests of Miss
Veronica Capser.
Mrs. A. NJ. Corey, who has been the
guest of Mrs. p. Lamb, has returned to
her home in Minneapolis.
Read Jacob Brothers new advertise
mcnt on the local page. They make an
interesting announcement.
One of the men employed by Caughren
brothers, down in Wisconsin, was acct
dentally killed by falling tree.
]. S. Sutton of Minneapolis, came up on
Saturday to look after business interests.
He owns 4 farm north of the city.
{. NJ. Sorague, grand master of Odd
Fellows of the state, is going to Crook
ston TO institute Rebekah lodge.
Bert Sawyer was in the city on Satur-
day. He came over from Willard, where
he had been spending several days.
w S. Dean and John Carney have gone
to Belgrade. 1t is to be hoped that they
will not be compelled to walk home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pease are visiting Mr..
and Mrs w. O. P. Hilsdale. They leave
soon to spend the winter in Tacoma.
\ young daughter of Mrs. Mathews
fell down stairs on Friday last, sustain
ing injuries requiring surgical treatment.
Peter Gaspard has given the old Flade-
land store fresh coat of paint and repa-
pered it throughout. 1t is neat and at
tractive.
Prof Rocheleau was in the city on
Monday on his way to Long Prairie,
where he is conducting a state teachers
institute.
The W. r. c. will give general supper
at the 6. A. X. hall on Tuesday evening,
Oct 18th. All are most cordially invited
to attend.
The Caughren boys advertise for a
number of men, elsewhere in this paper.
Here is chance for all who are out of
employment.
The basement and heating apparatus
OF the Episcopal church have been put in
prime order for the winter, at consider
able expense.
en-. Boss has returned to his farm, from
Washington. He brought about seventy
horses with him. His family is expected
back in a few days.
The best dance, the best of music, the
best supper, the best of everything-all
for 81 at the G. A. r. hall on Tuesday
evening October 18th.
Thomas Clarity of West Superior, is in
the city purchasing stock for shipment.
He has sent forward several car loads
of sheep, hogs and steers.
Mrs Abner Lamb left on Wednesday
for visit with friends in the east. She
will 50 to Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
New York before her return.
Rev. c. w. Lawson of Montevideo, sue
ceeds Rev. S. G. Briggs as pastor of the
Methodist church in Sank Centre. He
has family and comes we'll recommend
ed.
Rev S. G. Briggs will oficiate in his
new charge on Sunday next, but the fol-
lowing Sunday he will be here, and re-
move soon after with his family to Glen
COe.
Geo. NJ. Bishop brought in string of
fine wild geese on Thursday night, and
Nelson Rice returned with fourteen
They had been out for two or three
days.
F. w. Hawley arrived in the city on
Friday and was warmly welcomed by
scores of friends. He came to look after
his farm, which is leased to Eugene
Piche.
Superintendent of schools Barber of
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