The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-18
ST. p. MI. & Nj. TIME TABLE.

Irvine on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Fish and daughter are
home from Westport.
William Moore of Grand Forks, is visit
ing friends III this city.
Chief-ot-Police Wheeler of St. Cloud,
was in town on Monday.
Tom Brown and family of Westport
was in town on SATURDAY..
The silk worms at the Keller factory
are spiuing cocoons very fast. ...
Miss Winnie Woodworth of Minncapo-
lis, is the guest of Mrs. J. Fred Cooper.
kneat fence is being erected about the
grounds of the German Catholic church.
There was hurdy gurdy in town on
Friday much to the delight of the ckild-
rem.
The new Circuit OF FIVE lights on Getty
ave will be i'll use this evening for the
first time.
!. 0. Wakefield came in from Birch
Lake on Monday. The party there has
not broken camp yet.
G. X. Brown of St. Paul has been i'll
town during the past week, working up
Masonic life insurance.
+. B. Simmons, editor of the Long
Prairie Leader, was in town on Monday.
He attended the circus.
Those desiring to attend the sociable
at Mrs. Lewis will be Furnished with
means Of conveyance on application at
the store of Stuart Taylor.
Mrs. L. ". Gilman and daughter of
Dcadwood, S. D, are visiting Mrs. Gil
mans father, Joseph Cooper.
Domestic red raspberries arein market,
and find ready sale. They are very fine
in size and flavor this season.
Henry Keller has introduced water
from the mains into his house, and
pipcd it thoroughly throughout.
Nm. Clark, representing the Van Brunt
s. Davis scedcr company, was in town on
Tuesday, settling with Chas. Fish &
BIO.
Fred jacob is in Chicago purchasing
fall goods. He vii! visit Hurry Stead
man at kcarncy, Neb. before returning
home
last week and purchased several carloads
of corn which the mill has converted in
to feed.
Nelson Rice has repairtcd the Star iEo-
tel ard IS removing portion of the orig
inal old building to the rear OF the lot to
be fitted up for a wash room, etc.
Albert DaiIcln has given his store
building 4 coat of paint. He has stained
the brick cherry red and penciled the
front. 1t is decideded Improvement.
Brick laying on the city hall is progress
sing rapidly. The walls are above the
windows on the second floor, and will be
completed next week, ready for the roof
Hon kittel Halverson was in town on
Tuesday. IIe has sacrificed aliberal por-
ton of his remarkable beard, aud many
of his acquaintance would hardly know
him.
". a. Gates came up from St. Paul on
Saturday evening, returning on Monday
morning. His wife has practically re-
covered ftom her illness and is in St.
Paul.
a letter was received at the post office
in this city On Wednesday addressed to
Mr.. Barncar. SOckcenter, Sterns county,
Minnesota. The chief of police got it and
seemed to understand it's contents.
c. D. Eastman has purchased the
two lots south of J. NJ. Tholnason's
residence, on Pine-st., and has com
wcnced the erestion of a handsome cot
tage thereon, to cost about $4,000
\ sociable will be given at the residence
of Mr.. Larkins on Aug. list, for the be-
neht of little Ruthy Smith. a business
meeting will be held on July Goth, at +
O'Clock p. NJ at the residence of S. NJ.
Bruce.
\ sociable will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Wilkins on Thursday evening,
July Goth, by two classes of the ConGre-
gational Sunday school. Money to be
used to help paint the church. All are
invited.
Nels Rice and a gentleman with him,
rnent out to Birch lake last week, and
caught black bass weighing over seven
pounds. The fish was nicely dressed and
sent Coy. Merriam, with the compli-
ments of the anglers.
John Dimond lost a chest of valuable
carpenters tools on Monday night. The
chest was in his yard near his house,
and was taken bodily with it's contents.
He says it was not taken until after the
circus company had left the city.
William H. Clark. who occupies a
responsible position in the office OF
the train dispater Of the Manitoba
road at ST. Cloud. has been i'll town dur
ing the past week as substitute tor Ed.
WhitefeId, who has been taking a brief
vacation.
Capt. Coe chartered the steamboat
and gave delightful excursion to the
clubhouse for the entertainment of the
personal friends of his daught er, Mrs
Washburn The party had delight
full time, not withstanding a Shove
during the afternoon:
Superintendent Coe has lowered the
intake pipe of the city water works
about five feet, bringingit down to with
in foot of the bottom of the fiunle.
The works were shut down on Wednes-
day during the change. 1t is thought
better water will be the result.
Elisha How will leave on Monday
for St Paul, to accept position with
Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Co. He will
travel for the firm in Manitoba and
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