The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-10-17

bers, one half of whom were ladies.
1t is difficult to get cars sufficient tc
ship wheat from this station. A hal
dozen cars day ale being shipped-just
enough to keep the elevators open.
M. Chalfant, formerly OF Osakis, has
erected a fine four-story mill at Paynes
vile, and c. w. Seayey, a: one time a
resident of Sank Centre, will be the en-
gineer.
A pleasant sociable was given by the
ladies Of the Congregational church or
Thursday evening at the residence of G
M. Bishop. An excellent supper was the
feature.
The general term of the municipal
court on Tuesday was without business
owing to the fact that all the attorneys
were attending the district court at
Glenwood.
Peter Gaspard will take possession
again of the Germania hotel, Peter Pau.
ley having surrendered his lease of the
property, and will give satisfaction to
his patrons.
A letter from the painters of the seem
cry for the opera house say that it will
be month before the order will be filled.
They are rushed with work at this sea-
son of the year.
A. G. Whitney, Of St. Cloud; has been
in the city during the past week. He
has just returned from trip to the pa
cifc coast, where he met a number of
Sank Centre people.
The receipts of the Municipal court
thus far in October are but little less
than 500. For the past six months,
during the excessively dull season they
have been about $500.
David Davidson came down from Mi
not to spend Sunday with his family
He is running a freight train on the Man
itoba road between Minot and Glasgow.
His family will remain here this winter.
An Oyster supper will be given under
the auspices OF Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor on Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 22nd, at Greene's old store, 3rd
street. All arc invited. Supper 25 cents
n. r. Stcdman went to Verndale on
business last week. He will leave for
New York, and will not, as expected, re-
turn to Sank Centre immediately. He
will be back next spring to remain several
weeks.
Mrs Ben c. Lord has sold her home
on Pine and Seventh-sts. to Virgil Thom
ason for 5000, and he will take posses
sion in a few days. Sheleaves soon with
her children to join her husband in Spo-
kane Falls.
Henry Amadon has caused the arrest
of Albert Mollltor for taking from his
premises i'll Ashley, last spring, a guam
tity of household furniture. He will have
a hearing before Judge Richardson, of
Raymond.
The engines and boilers for the mill
have been shipped from Eric, PENN, via
Duluth, and DR.. Dubois expects them
next week. An expert machlnist will
be here to set them up and get them i'll
running order.
A carload of oak flooring was shipped
by the Keller Manufacturing company
to Albany, for the new Catholic church,.
The church lost large amount of lum-
Der by the burning of the saw mill at
Holdings Ford.
Josiah Smith, an employe Of the HER
AID Office, left en- Monday for st. Paul
to enlist in the regular army for five
years as musician. He had IL good Of
fer from the leader. of the hand at Ft. Blu
ford, where he expects to 60.
Mrs. G. P. Woods of Chicago, with a
young lady friend, Miss Augusta Court.
and Mrs NJ. E. Day Of Hudson, Wis,
sister and sister-in-law respectively of r.
L. Day, returned to their homes on
Wednesday after visit of two weeks
Superintendent Rice has issued an order
that hereafter city omnibus drivers and
solicitors shall confne themselves to the
east end OF the depot: The order is a
good one, and if necessary should be in
forced by a city ordinance to that effect.
H. L. Woodworth-"Wo of
the most popular men on the road, was
subject to a delicate ard dangerous opcr-
alton at st. Cloud several weeks ago,
and has been confined to his bed since,
until within few days. He is GONZALES
cling.
The time of holding the Odd Fellows
memorial services has been changed from
Saturday to Friday evening of this week
to accommodate Rev. S. G. Briggs. He
is very DESTROYS of attending and must
preach in Glencoe, his new charge, mex
Sunday.
Someone hasstolen John Shepard best
boat and pair of new oars. 1t has been
taken out of the lake, probably, as the
old man has carefully searched the shore
from end to end. 1t was mean piece of
petty thieving which ought not to escape
punishment.
Some mlscreant has been PLAYING havoc
with hives of bees of NJ DOdds. He has
had several Overturned and rihed of their
contents and the colonies destroyed. He
is of opinion, however, that repetition
of the offence will be memorable affair
for the offender.
R. L. Day has purchased of S. P. Hen
derson, now residing in Dakota, the
Every stable property which has been
occupied under a lease for several years
years, for a consideration of $4,000. 1t
is valuable property, and Mr.. Day has
secured bargain.
A personal letter from Prof Brown,
now teaching in Grant university. at