The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-25
ST p NJ. & NJ. TIME TABLE.
Sociable tonight.

city.
Henry Keller went to St. Paul on Sat
urday.
CA. Morse has gone to Lake johanna
on business.
The Keller factory is running full tilt
night and day.
H,G. Wire of St. Cloud, Was i'll the
ii y on Tuesday.
K. Handy of Long Prairie, MS in the
city on Monday.
|. X. Human of Grey Eagle, was in
town on Tuesday.
Lucas Kells made business trip to St.
Cloud on Saturday.
Attterd the soc;ahle tonight at the
residence OF Mrs. Wilkins.
Peter hoffman of Otto was i'll the city
on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Rose Brown of South Bend, Ind,
is the guest of the Misses Lewis.
Can't. Whitcomb of Minneapolis, form
erlv Of Alexandria, in in the city.
Dealers in Irvine are kept busy there
DAYS with their farmer customers.
Mrs. \. II. Washburne returned 10 her
home in West Superior on Monday.
{. NJ. Sprague Went down to St. Cloud
and thence 10 St. Paul on Saturday.
Mrs. Washburne returned to her home
at West Superior, Wis, on Monday.
Miss Ella Marshall ofGrove Lake, was
in the city on Monday visltin" friends.
The equalization board fallsd OF meet
ing this morning for iae!; of a quorum.
The Congregational pulpit WAS occu-
pied on Sunday last by Rev. ~ 7. BlakeS-
Ice
Ed. Lewis the Long Prairie cigar
manufactures, WAS i'll the city on Mon
day.
WA. \. Morse, orc Of the most genial
knights of the Road, WAS i'll the city on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Cherry, proprietorof che American
house at Long Prairie, WAS i'll town on
Wednesday,.
II. D. Orcndorfr will remove the grave
from the doorvard OH Pine-st. to the
Odd Fellows cemetery.
John ]. Boobar is Spending vacation
of a week with lis mother. He brought
Lis big bicycle with him.
N. +. Woodbury. has returned from an
:Ib>encc of two weeks. He has been Wis
itiny his father in Nebraska.
Crops continue to look we'll il this vi
entity and the promise IS now Chat 4 fair
average yield will be realized.
Remember the sociable at Mrs. Wilkins
tonight Teams will leave the church
at four O'Clock. AL are invited.
Belle Bruce has returned from Il two
weeks visit with her Uncle, ]. H. Bruce,
in Getty, greatly improved III health.
Chas Ward and H. H. Budget of
Long Prairie, passed through the city
on Monday on their way to St. Paul.
Miss Alice Morris has Just returned
from a visit Of several months with her
sister, Mrs. L. G. Bond at Foley, MINI.
The flour mill has been run Oh short
time during the past week owing to the
low stage OF water, the lowest for years.
VIM. Petit Of Minneapolis, spent Sun
day i'll town the guest of his brother, y.
H. Petit, and his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Rowe.
Thomas r. Marston of Minneapolis
arrived in town this morning and went
down to Lake Johanna with Chas. \.
More.
O. ". Baldwin, Esq, of St. Cloud,
came up on Monday on his way to Birch
Lake whittier he went for a few days
recreation.
&c. NJ. McCo!lun is plastering Fender.
CASTS new hall, getting it ready for oc
cupation by the academy. 1t will be
done in hard finish.
Fay Sprague Is doing some excellent
amateur work i'll electric experimenting
He has fitted up several electric applian
ces Wllick work well.
fsWhy not condemn the Manitoba stocl
yard for public PARK? 1t would be al
ready fenced and hcloading chute would
, rD,,J
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold picnic at the club house on Thurs
day of next week. The steamer vii
take the party on the excursion.
Miss Flossie Huntress of St Paul, whc
had been visiting the family Of her uncle
II. B. Huntress of this city, for the past
month, returned home on Saturday.
The sociablc by the ladies of the Epis
copal church at the residence of William
Lewis on Friday last was very largely
attended and a pleasant time was had
Several farmers will commence harvest
! ing this week, and on the sandy soil tht
harvesting will be general next week
All thesand farms are looking exceedingly
well.
1t is the current remark of visitors tt
Sank Centre that our city streets ar
kept in excellent order and are credi
to the street commissioner and the cit,
council.
A gentle rain storm set i'll this morning
which gives promise of continuing TO
some time. 1t will do the growing crop
a vast amount OF good providing it i
not too prolonged.
Hon. Alexander Moore commcncet
harvesting wheat on Tuesday morning
He will keep several harvesters bus.
from this time until the last acre of hi
grain is safely secured.
Joseph Petit will make his annual Wis
it to his son y. II. Petit about the frs
of September as usual. He is eighty-ou,
years of age, and as hale as most 1ner