The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-10-03


tor Minnesota. He preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday last.
Z. G. Mills of St. Cloud, late republican
candidate tor county attorney, aud Sarah
Chod5ourne of Princeton, were ma. rice
last week. Congratulations.
| August Anderson, of st. Cloud, com
mitted suicide by thro wing himselfunde,
Minneapolis & Pacific train. He is
claimed to have been insane.
| J. H. Mcdonald of West Union, has
gone to Huntsville. Utah, Tor the winter
He expects to be absent year, and will
visit Oregon before his return.
Among the Sank Centre wanderers who
returned on Friday evenings train were
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Norris,
Miss Allen and John Howard.
! ]. L. Robbins makes business an
nouncement to the readers of the HERALD
in it's advertising columns. What he has
to say is well-worth considering,
Read the advertisement of Erik l..
Hedin, else where i'll this paper. He has
added recently a large stock Of boots
and shoes to his well-stocked store.
Rev. E. G. P. Sanderson, Methodist
pastor at Long Prairie, was i'll the city
Oh Tuesday o. his way to the annual
conference in session i'll st. Paul.
| Poor old unfortunate "Whisky" John
son. He has been the onIy occupant OF
! the new Jail So tar. aud he has twice
i D.en arrested and iin.d for Irlaxelu.S5
Albany is infested with bears. One ell
tered a pis pen in the village and carried
of a scventy-hve pound porker. Other
similar Expectations are reported i'll that
vicinity.
Airs. J. y. Gillian OF St. Paul. wife OF
the c:iiei justice of Minnesota, has been
visiting her brother, Dr. .M:.Is,s :ers, ior
| Il couple OF weeks. She returned ho,h.
on Tuesday
n. X. Shedman expects 20 return to
New York in the course OF two or three
weeks, and a little later will bring his
! wife with him to spend several months
in Sank Centre.
The dance on Friday evening was IL
very pleasant affair, about eil.rty coup!rs
being in attendance. AneXce;lent supper
was served by James Nonis. tine Sank
Centre house cook.
U. Curtiss, editor of the Kenyon,
(Iinn.,) Leader, was il the city on
Monday, Oil his return from Eagle Bend,
whittier he went OH business. He III lue
the HERALD pleasant call.
John Dolan went to Minneapolis On
Saturday last, his brother james having
died OF typhoid fever in ST. M;:ry's ilosp,-
tai. Tie deceased was nineteen years OF
age. His remains We're taken 20 Siorris
for burial.
The Corg:egation nal church building is
undergoing extensiye repairs, which will
quite rcvolitioIizc its appearance, i'm
proving it almost beyond recognition.
1t will be newly sided and painted az
tructivcl;.
All al>r:1 Of fire on Saturday forenoon
eIi:i!tiea every business house and mos: !
Of tic residences IN the city in very short |
order, ard 20 II" purpose. y little straw
was found to be On fire next to Deans
warehouse.
Robert McCracken attended the en-
campInent DIT Milwaukee, anl then visit
ed his aged mother for coap|e OF weeks.
She is eishty-two years OF age and still
in The Enjoyment OF good health. He had
not cen her for eleven years.
c. NJ. Sprague is rapidly mastering
the intricacieS of the Remington type
writer. He conducts his extensive CORES
pondence as Grand Muster of Minneso-
ia Odd Fellows b. means of it rs well as
his business COMMUNICATIONS.
F. M. Morgan has sold his stock in
the Gertnan-Anierican National bank OF
St. Cloud and resigned the cashicrshp.
Mr.. Morgan was formerly resident Of
Sank Centre, where he has mary friends
who will regret his renovation Stcarrs
county.
Rev. X. S. Sergeant. form. rIv Baptist
pastor at Long Prairie, was in the city
OH Tuesday with his wife They hat!
just returned from Fargo. and were on
their way to Lake Benton. It is pos
sible, but not very probable, that they
will make that place their L, me-
Owen Hyland is preparing to build a
conservatory on his farm two and a hail
miles east of the city. / will be buiis
partially under ground in q hill side, and
will be thirty by sixty feet, Covered with
glass over the whole area. He will raise
grapes and a large assortment of plants
and flowers.
Mrs. H. A. Doobar has leased house
i'll S.. Cloud and removed t!iitier to
make Il home for her son John. She will
be missed by large circle Of friends in
Sauk Centre. w.l.rc she is widely known
and universally esteemed. 81. is one OF
the oldest settlers and in rem ,v,n. sewers
many stron. ties.
Hater & Lewis are making cigars that
are not exceiIed by any factory III the
country for the price. ana are enlit'ed to
the support OF the comm unity. Not only
should every retail dealer III the ci.y pur
chase thsir SOCKS from the, but our
smokers siloliL ask for ani demand ci.
Sars made at our home factory
n. r. Steinan has p,rchase | / twenty
four inch Chicago French hurr mill, tor
gr,u,ing feed and flour. 1t is superior
mill, and capable of grinding fro n sixty
t., eighty bushels per hour. The mill will
turn out -four and feel for the wholesale
and retail! market, and will pay the high
est market price for grains OF all kinds.
Our old friend al. Erwin is in charge, as
usual.
An old pioneer named Esssier. who