The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-04-11
ST. p. MI. g. M. TIME TABLE.


President Townsend.
Crocusses are in bloom.
Clean up your back yards.
Haul off the winters accretions.
John Veeder was in the city on Satur
day.
Seeding is progressing finely in this sec
ton.
Severe colds seem to be fashionable inst
now.
Little Falls is to have an electric light
system.
oh. Davidson of Chillicothe, ILL.,. is in
the city.
L. Writ was in St. Cloud part Of
last week.
We had quite rain shower Sunday
morning.
S. Simonton took a trip to st. Cloud
on Friday.
Vim. Harrington left ON Saturday for
California.
Fred Conwell left for the Pacific coast
on Saturday.
E. r. Lynch of Evansville, was in the
city last week.
The lake is now free from ice and boat.
ing is in order.
A. G. Whitney of St. Cloud, was in the
city on Friday.
School commenced on Monday after a
weeks vacation.
We are doing nicely, thank you, under
city government.
Frank Tolman of St. Cloud, was in the
city on Saturday.
The drum corps festival on Friday ev-
ening was success.
Mrs. John J. Hickman is on visit to
Grand Forks, D. T.
Jacob Hanson spent portion of last
week in Evansville
Max Nicolaus went up to Osakis on
business on Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Bradley of Morris, was in
the city on Tuesday.
A. Beaudreau of Westport, was seen on
our streets on Friday.
Mrs H. c. Wait of Long Prairie, was
in the CITY on Saturday.
A large number of fish were taken from
HOboken creek on Friday.
Frank Minette intends moving to AL
exandria for an indefinite time.
DR.. Cummings was in the city the past
week on a visit with relatives.
Henry Ball of Pavnesvile was in the
the city on Saturday on business.
w. o. P Hilsdale purchased a tricycle.
last week for his daughter Alta.
Charles Judge of minneapolis, spent
Sunday III the city with friends.
WI. Alden of St. Cloud, spent Sum
day in Sank Centre with friends.
c. NJ. Sprague has adopted the pre-
vailing fasllion-got severe cold.
". H. Alden of St. Cloud, came up to
attend the dance on Friday night.
The Band of Hope will meet next Sun
day at 3 p. m, in the Baptist church.
A delightful dance was held at the Odd
Fellows Hall on last Friday evening.
Sank Centre might organize a bicycle
Stub as there is sufficient material for such
clilb.
Friday, April &C. has been designated
by Gov. Merriam as Arbor day in Min.
nesota.
Miss Louie G. Allen enjoyed herself at
St. Paul and Minneapolis during part
of last week.
I. Hattrem and family left on Friday
orenoon for the West, Seattle being thei1
destination.
the solons-Each looked as if he had con
sc;entiously put in his time since their
labors began.
"A. ]. Smith and family returned from
visit to the twin cities on the Sunday
evening train.
Severalrow boats were seen on the lake
ON Saturday, although it was not entire
ly free from ice.
A number of St. Cloud attorneys wer,
in the city on Friday on their way HON,
from Glenwood.
Mrs. George Babbitt of Osakis, was thu
guest Of Mrs. r. L. Day during the frs
part of the week.
Henry Capser has postponed the opsn
ing of his new store until May first. II
will be a dandy.
Something should be done to keel
some of the smaller boys of from ou
streets evenings.
Several of our attorneys who ATTENDED
court at Glenwood last week returned
home on Thursday.
A.. G. Jacques has returned from 81
Cloud and once more taken up his resi-
dence in Sank Centre.
Miss Flora Truman visited in St.Clou
s4rl1 at the Normal school during a few
days of her vacation.
c. Fred Miller and bride of Long Prai
Tie, returned from their bridal tour on tn
Sunday evening train.
Mrs. Henry Keller and family were i,
St. Paul last week to assist our senate
in his legislative duties.
The new city council held its first meet
ing on Saturday evening of last week
with all members present.
Charlie Pease has undoubtedly com
back to stay as he has purchased tn
Gray house near the depot.
IudgeC.L.Browno of the eleventh udicia
district, was in the city on Friday, hay
ing come over from Glenwood.
VIM. VanValkenberg, who went t
California with his family two years age
has returned to Sank Centre.
Wash McNeice has brought his neN