The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-10
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.
Monday was a delightful day.
Alexander Moore is in St. Paul.
Will Alden of St. Cloud, is in town.
The W.. X. c. installed officers on Sat.
urday.
DR.. Lewis has gone to Chicago for a
few days.
WE. Kimmell OF Melrose, was in town
on Friday.
T. Fladeland has returned from his
trip to Dakota.
Charles A. Morse has gone to Eagle
Bend on business.
Rev. NJ. F. Ncgus returned to Minneap,
oils on Saturday.
School reopened on Monday with a
good attendance.
Green maple wood sells in Alexandria
at $2.65 per cord.
Mrs. E. A. Perry returned home from
Osakis on Wednesday.
School recommended on Monday afte,
vacation of two weeks.
Prof Payne has arrived and taken
charge OF our public schools.
VIM. c. Tubbs of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Mayor Westerman of St. Cloud, was in
town on business on Friday last.
A. Lobel, who formerly had store on
-Main-st., was in town on Monday.
&C. Lyman of Raymond, was in town
on Monday on his way to st. Paul.
Miss Virginia Buck has returned to St.
Paul, where she is attending school.
H. S. Doty has received his appoint
ment as deputy-sheriff, and qualified.
Lucas Kells went to St. Paul on Tues
day to attend the bankers convention.
John Zapp, ex-register of deeds of this
county, has opened bank in St. Cloud.
The interior of the Sank Centre House
has been improved by partial repaint-
ing.
Freight trains No. 9 and 16 on the
Manitoba have been laid off for the pres
ent
Hon. Joseph Capser came up from St.
Paul on Saturday, returning on Mon
day.
A new saloon has been opened in town
in the Hendry building-making seven
in all.
4 series of meetings were commenced
at the Methodist church on Monday ev-
ening.
An auction of Geo. B. Worden's house
hold effects was held on Main-st on Sat-
urday.
The public school of Little Falls is
closed on account of diphtheria in the
village.
The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tuesday
at P. NJ at the residence OF Mrs. S. G.
Lockwood.
There were several persons baptized at
the Baptist church in this village on Fri
day evening.
Will Johnson has returned from Glen
wood, where he had been in the employ
ofJacobi Bros.
Mrs. Chas. Perry went up to Osakis on
Tuesday to install the officers of the W
r. c. of that place.
Morse 6, Lamb have sold lot oppo-
site the Methodist church, for VIM. MalV
for 5000, to John Myhre.
The Odd Fellows will give a social
dancing party at their new hall on Fri
day evening, January 18th.
A.large number of fish are being caught
through the ice by our local sportsmen.
The fish meet with ready sale.
The grand lodge of masons for the state
of Minnesota will meet in St. Paul next
week. L. r. Barto will attend.
J. F. McElroy, of St. Paul, travelling
passenger and freight agent of the Bur-
lington, was in town on Monday.
Prof Brown has resigned his position
as principal and will probably spend the
balance of the winter in Tennessee.
A. Writ and son Walter of St. Cloud.
who had been visiting Mr.. Wirt's son, E.
l.. Writ, returned home on Monday.
John D. Jones and wife were in town
on Monday on their way to St. Paul.
They attended the governors reception.
John Meyers has commenced the
erection of dwelling house on Elm-st.,
Just south of the Methodist Parsonage.
If Sank Centre is to make any progress
in 1889 there must be vigorous and
united effort on the part of our citizens.
Mrs. Stark of Kansas, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Perry, and her many
old friends and acquaintance in this vii
1age.
Lake ice is about foot thick, and is in
excellent condition for packing. Severa
ice-houses are now being filled in this vii
lage.
The Social Guild of the Episcopal
church had a pleasant meeting at the
residence of J. A. Gilman on Tuesday
evening.
Two locomotives for the Montana
Central railway passed through this vii
lage westward on the Mani :oba road on
Saturday.
DR.. E. w. Ruth, special agent for the
Travellers accident insurance company
has been in town several days, the guest
of c. A. Morse.
Charles Fish went to Minneapolis on
Monday morning to attend the meeting
of creditors of the Duluth, Huron and
Denver railroad.
Miss Mary Campbell, of St. Cloud, one
of the teachers in our school in 1874 and