The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-12


The mill whistle, or rather chime Of
whistles, sounded for the first time on
Thanksgiving day, when steam was first
used in driving the mill.
Sweep off your side walks after every
snow storm, or look out for an officer
The new ordinance is in force and will
be strictly administered.
The first issue of the COLLEGE BULLE
TIN, issued by Casey Smith proprietors
of the Academy of Individual Instruc-
ton, appeared on Saturday.
Officer Carr and a number of our citi
zens went down to St. Cloud last week
to appear before the grand jury in the
matter of the Mollitor and the Jene
boys.
No more profitable meeting was ever
held in this city than the Farmers Insti-
tute OF two years ago. Cannot arrange
ments be made for holding another in the
carly spring?
A social will be given by theladies ofthe
Baptist church at the residence of W.
Clark, on Tuesday evening next. Supper
at 7:3O. Experiments 15c. All arc
cordially invited.
Officer B. B. Killeen of Raymond, who
arrested the Mollitor boys on the charge
of burglary some time since, went down
to St. Cloud last week as a witness be-
fore the grand jury.
1t showed on Monday of last week to
the depth of about four inches. The
warm sunshine of Sunday had melted
the old snow, making an excellent foun-
dation for sleighing.
John R. Howard will remove his fam
lily to St. Paul for the winter in few
days. Miss Blanche will remain here to
attend school, and make her home in the
family of R. A. White.
Miss Wilson who has been in the EN-.
ploy of Mrs. Stabler ever since she
opened, left for the east on Wednesday
afternoon. She made many friends dur
ing her stay in Sank Centre.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
morning the subject OF the sermon will
be 1.-THE Christian Nurture of Children"
and at night the topic of the discourse
will be THE Model Young Man"
Henry Keller returned from New York
on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Keller
and the three younger children sailed for
Germany on the Wednesday previous on
the German-Lloyd steamship Lain.
VA. Whipple has purchased the stock
OF lumber at the Harrington mill at Brow
erville, amounting to round million
feet, and several carloads arrive daily.
Tie stock is an exceptionally good one.
On the preliminary call of the calendar
at st. Cloud, abuot dozen causes were
set for hearing in Sank Centre. 1t is e1-
pected that a term of court will be held
herecommencing about January LIST next.
A little less than half the citizens OF
Sank Centre have been subpenaed to
testify in the several cases against the
Mollitor and Jenc boys for burglary.
The cases have been set for next Tues
day.
Usual morning and evening services at
tie Baptist church on Sunday next.
Preaching by the pastor, D. F. Gross.
Subject in the morning, Human Respon-
sibility; in the evening, Woman's Mis-
sion.
Officer Doty came up from St. Cloud
on Monday with his hat and his pockets
and both hands full OF subp9naes for
citizens of Sank Centre in several cases
in the district court which is no " in ses-
sion.
The iremen will unite in a grand ball
at the new Opera House on Christmas
night. 1t is designed to make it brill
liant aAfair-ncitherp pains nor money will
be spared to make it the so:ial event OF
the season.
The St. Cecilia quartet is the name of
a musical association composed of Mes
DANES Dewey and Robertson and Misses
Woods and Huntress. They rendered
several selections at the Academy enter
tainment.
A sister of Mrs Buck from New York,
arrived on Friday uoon, few hours af-
ter the funeral of her nephew. She was
not apprised of ths fatal termination OF
his sickness, but confidently expected to
find him improved in health.
An examination of the registration at
the Star Hotel during the month of Nov
ember showed total of oyer seven hum
dred names of transient visitors. Mr..
Rice says that it was not very big
months run either.
The Firemer's ball at the new Opera
House On Christmas evening will be
thoroughly enjoyable. providing the fire
lad dies know how to make it SO, and
certainly their successes in this line in the
past is an indication that they do.
Mrs. w. J. White6cld's Holiday Bar
gains in millinery are especially note:
worthy, when you consider the quality,
style and prices, These low prices will
continue all through the holiday season.
Don't forget, at Mrs. Whitefeld's.
A pleasant Thanksgiving party was
held at the rssideaee Of William Barries
ia Ashley. A royal dinner was served,
and young and old joined in a pleasant
dance and a good old-fashioned season
of enjoyment suited to the occasion.
The German Brothers arc purchasing
large quantities Of live poultry Of all kinds,
which they are dressing for the city
markets. They have leased the old
bowling alley on 0ak=st., and are oper=
ating an extensive slaughter house.
David Pangburn has put up hand
some brick barn 22142 feet on his brick
yard property. The walls are twenty
four feet high. The building is put up
xs,;4 \ ,ressed hr;ck II in not only an Or