The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-11-07
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
Vote for the bridge bonds.


A full line of fresh candies at Cas-
pards.
Select oysters, 4Oc quart at Gas
pard's.
Us. Sullivan has returned to Mime
apolis.
Pure Dufy's cider, 1Oc a quart at
Gaspard's.
Aamold Concert Company on Thurs
day evening.
Dan Walker of Alexandria, spent Sun
day in town.
Indian summer has reascerted her
balmy sway.
E. c. Richmond of Melrose was in the
city on Monday.
VIM. A. Morse is in the city. with his
mountainous trunks
The Band of Hope will meet next Sun
day in the Methodist church.
Water is being taken into the new city
hall from the Third-st. mains.
Mrs. W.. J. Kirk was in the city last
week, the guest of friends here.
". Brewer was in the city on Thurs
day, on his way to Broweryille.
The new scenery for the city hall will
be shipped from Chicago this week.
Geo. Nottage has returned from Graf
ton where he had been for some time.
Mrs. o. 7. Woodley left on Wednesday
for a visit of few weeks in Minneapo-
lis.
Buy a barrel of apples at Gaspard's,
and get six tickets for the cabinet draw
ing.
Rev. D. F. Gross pastor of the Baptist
church, went down to st. Paul on Man
day.
A. S. King, an attorney from Ashby,
was in the city on Wednesday, on bust
ness.
Al-Saints, and All-Souls days were APP
propiately observed in the German Cath
Ollie church.
w. R. Pease and family left on Tues
day for Tacoma, where he will open a
shirt factory.
Mr.. and Mrs Donahue left Immediately
after the wedding for their new home at
SUPERIOR Wis.
Pa1son Huntress has leased the Lake
Shore stables to Mr.. Pauly, who has the
Windsor house.
A. H. Petit was summoned to Min
neapolis on Tuesday to see his father,
who is quite i'll.
John Farris, formerly resident of this
vicinity, now residing at Ashby, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Gov. Barto left OH Wednesday to at
ten1 a meeting of the board of trustees
OF the insane hospital.
Greene & Co. received something less
than a car load of wall paper the other
dav-and not much less either.
n. w. Rice has enlarged the public
parlor of the Star hotel to double its
Reverends Woodruff and Sargent, both
former pastors of the Baptist church
here, were in the city together today.
A little furry of snow failed to whiten
the ground, but it was followed by the
coolest weather of the season thus far.
An drew J. Smith introducing the water
from the mains into his stable. He IS
putting the pipes below she frost line.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
evening the topic for consideration will
be Queen Esther the beautiful and he
roic."
Mrs. Thompson of Alexandria, has
taken possession of the Eastern house.
1t is her purpose to keep hrst-class
hotel.
How Bros & Co. are putting water
into the Hall livery stable from the Main
st. mains The pipes will be buried
eight feet.
The lower lake closed with ice on Mon
day night, and on Tuesday and Wednes-
day the boys tried their SHAKES for the
first time.
The most genial of men, DR.. ]. E. Camp
bell of Melrose, gave many of his Sank
Centre friends hearty hand-shake on
Saturday.
Do not forget the six o'clock supper at
c. A. Morse's on Thursday evening of
next week, by the ladies of the Eplsco-
pal church.
A. O. Scriviner has the cigar stand in
the Sank Centre house Office, He will
keep the best brands of cigars at all
times for his patrons.
A man giving the name of Ross was
arrested for drunkenness, arraigned be-
fore the municipal court and fined ten
dollars which he paid.
Capt. Coe is showing in marked de-
gree, that he is a model landlord. The
Sank Centre house feels the influence of
his personal attention.
The Aamold Concert Company which
will appear here on Thursday evening
has received many fattering notices
from the Twin City dailies.
The Misses Jungck ofMenominee, Wis,
who have been the guests Of Miss Yer
sonica capser for the past three weeks,
have returned to their home.
Peter Gaspard who recently purchased
1he Fladeland store, is adding many new
goods and is fast becoming a most &C
tive and pushing young business men.
Hans Larson, formerly with w. Ben
ner, more recently of St. Paul, was in the
city on Tuesday. He is on his way to
Ada to accept position in drug store.
A new bridge is an actual necessity
over the river in this city. Better build
a new bridge aud have sometking of val
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