The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-02-14
fsT. p Nj. s. Nj. TIME TABLE.

Fred Jacob returned at noon to-day.
The mill is running twelve hours day
Senator Keller was at home over Sun
day.
DR.. R. B. Foster was at Osakis last
week.
There is but little market for wood just
at present.
Mrs. Gaspard went down to St. CLOUD
on Tuesday.
Senator Keller came up from St. Pau
on Monday.
Snow to the deph of one inch fell or
Tuesday night.
A. H. Petit and A. Barto visited st
Paul last week.
Josiah Smith of Long Prairie, is in
town this week.
Exactly one hundred students now at
tend the academy.
Mrs. J: o. Wakefield returned from the
cities on Monday.
A. few ties are coming into town and
bring good prices.
Embrick E. Knudson of Brooten, was
in town on Tuesday.
Sleighing has been good, but very thin,
during the past week.
Quite number Of new electric light
poles have been put up.
A. NJ. Crowell of the Long Prairie bar,
was in town on Friday.
A trotting race took place on the lake
on Saturday afternoon.
L. w. Morse of Mankato is visiting
his brother, c. A. Morse.
Hon. Kittel Halverson of North Fork,
was in town on Tuesday.
John Dillon and his theatrical company
are at St. Cloud this week.
Miss Bessie Nelson will leave for Wash
ington Ter. on Monday next.
Dean s. Co. are buying several hundred
cords of wood for summer sale.
The Band of Hope met at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday last.
You are invited is attend service at the
Baptist church on Sunday next.
Miss Rose Donahue is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. Huff, at Minneapolis.
There will be regular services in the
Methodist church On Sunday next.
Miss E. A. Luther has returned to Sank
Centre and is visiting Mrs. E. L. Writ.
Mrs. S. G. Briggs has returned from
short visit to her sister at Minneapolis.
Rev. 1. L. Cory has accepted a call to
the Congregational church at Mankato.
DR.. R. B. Foster went down to St. Paul
on Friday returning the next afternoon.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Britton died Of pneumonia on Tuesday.
Saturday was lively day in town, the
farming community being well represent
ed.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
on Sunday next both morning and even
ing.
Representative Capser came up from
st. Paul on Saturday to remain over Sum
day.
A. H. Hildebrand writes that he has
invested in real estate in Washington ter
ritory.
On Friday the condemned murderers
at Alexandria will be hanged according
to law.
Mrs. r. S. Sargent of Long Prairie, was
in this village on Friday visiting with
friends.
M. J. Briggs. who has been attempting
to organize creamery here, returned on
Friday.
Mrs. Rue of Glenwood, was in town
the latter part of last week visiting Mrs:
DeGroat.
John Adam Botz and family will leave
earl y in the spring for Dakota, their fu-
ture home.
A horse buyer has been in the village
this week buying up stock to be shipped
to Dakota.
L. w. Gillett fell under load of wood
on Tuesday, but fortunately escaped SER
ious injury:
Gen. Barto and staff have aninvitation
to attend three days encampment at
Window, MINI.
F. McCadden's team took lively run
un Third-st. on Tuesday morning. No
serious damage.
w. S. Abbott occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church on last Sunday morn
ing and evening;
Mrs. Byron F. Carr and daughter Leila
have been visiting relatives in Alexandra
for the past week.
Clerk of Court Fisher of Todd county
was in town on Saturday on his way
home from St. Paul.
M. Girch's team INDUCED in a lively
runaway on Sunday which resulted in a
badly broken sleigh.
Mrs. H. H. Hart of St. Paul, is visiting
her sister Mrs. J. A. Norris. She has he,
three sons with her.
A debate was held at the Academy OF
Saturday evening. Quite number o
visitors were present.
John Boobar came up from st, Clouc
OH Saturday evening to visit his mother
and numerous friends.
The wind shifted from the northwes1
to the southeast on Tuesday night, bring
ing light fall of snow.
Josiah Smith, a former employee of tn
HERALD, more recently of Long Prairie
was in town on Monday,
The Hubbard Hammock Chair com
pany has shipped another car load of it
goods to the Pacific coast.
ia. Norris and daughter Anna viii