The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-08-22
ST, T.. NJ. s. NJ. TIME TABLE.

VII L
Parson Huntress left for milwaukee
on Thursday.
Miss Jennie Johnson went to Minneap
oils on Monday.
l. Robbins made trip to Mime
apolis on Tuesday.
Chan Harmon went down to Mime
'apolis on Tuesday.
Rev. II. c. Klingel of Alexandria, wa
in town last week.
Will Johnson of Long Prairie, was i,
the city on Thursday.
II. P. Gallup spent several days in tn
city during the past week.
State Sunday School Agent Mason
was in town on Wednesday.
Lucas Kells made a business TRIP
through Pope county last week.
maitland & kirch received large in
voice of water melons this afternoon.
Misses Lillian and Grace Knott have
returned from visit to Minneapolis.
Three special trains of live stock Went
east on the Manitoba road on Sunday.
A nephew of PEARSON Huntress, a resi-
dent of Minneapolis, is visiting his uncle
Mr.. and Mrs Blecken of Minneapolis
are the guests of S. NJ. Bruce and family
{. A. Emerson has severed his connec
ton with Dean 6, Co. and has gone tC
Tacoma.
w. S. Dean has built water filter and
attached it to the water pipe on his
premises.
A. H. Petit aud wife made trip to
Genwood and intermediate points dur
ing the week.
Rev. Mr.. Blodgett of Minneapolis
preached at the Congregational church
on Sunday last.
Fred Dimond is putting up neat
residence on Birch-st., the frame is
nearly complete.
Fred Cooper uses two crutches which
he hopes to be able to discard in the
course of a week.
maitland & Kirch have received q
large amount of fruits to-day and are
selling them cheap.
A number OF the grand army boys
will attend the national encampment at
milwaukee,, next week.
Earnest Marie is prepared to take con-
tracts Tor painting houses rs well as APP
plying the asbestos roofing.
Mrs. Jenkins. of Elk River, sister Of
Chan Harmon, died of blood poisoning
in Minneapolis on Thursday.
~ |. Smith and family have returned
from Martha's Vineyard, where they
have been spending several weeks.
Earnest Marie went down to Waseca
during the week, returning to-day with
his daughter, who has been i'll there.
The weather during the past week has
been very warm, but good use has been
made of it by the farmers in stacking.
Rev. r. S. Sargent will preach in the
Baptist church on Sunday next, both
morning and evening. All are invited.
Madiand g. Kirch will add a large and
complete stock of groceries and will
make a speciality of this line i'll the future.
Misses Edith Whtcheld and Stella
Dinehart went to st. Paul on Friday.
Miss Dinehart returned to her home at
Albert Lea.
A. Lobel has returned to tie city and
leased the Beidleman building on
Main-st. Read hfs advertisement On the
first page.
Miss Winnie Allen, who has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs Barto and Miss
louie Allen. left for her home at Elgin,
ILL.,, ON Thursday:
aid, was in town last week, the guest OF
Rev. S. G. Briggs. Mrs. Belyea has been
here several weeks.
IL. Whitson, brother-in-law of A. L.
IN has removed hither with his
ia b. He Will be employed in the ele
va, II with Mr.. Irwin.
In. Kells and wife have returned
from pleasure trip to Milwaukee and
Waukesha. He has resumed his position
IN the Bank of Sank Centre.
". K. Pease came up IRON NJ lrneapo'
lis on Monday, and with his wife occu'
pies the Hilsdale residence during the alb
sence of Mr. and Mrs. Hilsdaie.
Harry Howard will return to West
Point on Monday, the military academy
reopening very soon. He does notexpect
another leave of absense for two years
Henry Keller made arrangements while
absent from the city, to put IN two OF
more electric motors. He has not yet
decided lust what use he will put then
to.
Read the advertisement of Mcclure \
w ullllSN III duOlIlcT COluG1n. IeS nave
superior facilities tor loaning money, and
represent number of sound INSURANCE
companies.
Vim. Scherffius lost a valuable suck
ing colt last week. The animals leg be
came terribly swollen, without appar
ant cause, and as it seemed hopeless the
solt was killed.
Rev. !. B. Brew, wife, son and Miss
Addle Apield arrived from st. Paul OF
Tuesday, and they will remain The
guests of Mr.. Apfeld and his daughte,
for several days.
Joseph Lovaas has opened a machine
shop in the building formerly occupied by
Geo. Pangburn as a feed mill. They have
put in a steam engine and will do Jol
work in wood and iron.
Henry Keller returned after an alb
senee OF nearly four weeks. He has beer
Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago: lie ma
perfected arrangements for manufactur
ing a number of his new yefocipede tan