The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-04-11

rooms.
]. H. Hubbard of St. Cloud, who is in
the employ of the Hubbard Hammock
Chair Co., has been in the city the past
few days.
Simonton Bros basement door in the
store building was found open on Satur-
day morning. Nothing was missing,
however.
A leak in the water main was discov-
cred near the Germania Hotel on Mon
day morning, but dad" Coe soon had
it repaired.
A number of those who went to Mon
tana and Washington Territory last
fall are wishing themselves back in Sank
Centre again.
The Hubbard Hammock Chair Co. has
a number of large orders for its goods.
1t is not able to supply the demands
made upon it.
Little Falls is quite progressive. 1t has
just organized a street railway company.
Of course, for some time to come, it will
be paper road.
Charlie Dimon returned on Saturday
from Grey Eagle, where he had been
spending the week with his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Wickwire.
Chas. NJ. Boss left on Saturday for
Washington Territory. He took all his
stock with him and will dispose of it on
his arrival there.
All sons of veterans who are DESTROYS
of joining camp here as charter men,
bers are requested to meet at the GA. r..
hall on Saturday evening.
Gov. Barto and L. T. Storey returned
from Glenwood on Friday, after attend
ing the district court at that place dur
ind the preceding days of the week.
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla man
was plastering the bill boards about the
city with huge.posters on Monday. They
had the appearance OF circus bills.
A broad sidewalk will be laid on the
South side of Third-st., from the Fred
Williams corner to the hose house corner,
a very much desired improvement.
If you are in need of nurse you can
secure one who has had years of experience
by calling on Mrs. E. Jones, opposite the
Windsor Hotel. Terms reasonable.
Harrison's Military Band played sew
eral fine selections on the street on Fri
day evening. 1t was the first outdoor
playing the band has done this year.
John Donley's team created a ripple of
excitement on Tuesday afternoon by a
short run on Main-st. They stopped at
the postoffice after breaking in window
Messrs. Keller and Capser were at
home on Sunday last, reinforcing their
backbones among their constituents,
preparatory to another struggle among
Our fishermen should be careful to have
all the fish they bring home resemble
suckers very strongly or they may cost
more than they are worth for eating
purposes.
Our new city council begun its labors
in good shape on Monday, some of the
newly elected aldermen performing the
commendable labor of raking and clean
ing the streets.
The w. r. c. will give a fair in the
building formerly occupied by Millar &
Co. on the Dist, 22d, and % of April.
They will also serve supper from six to
ten every evening during the fair.
If the word city should appear too Of
ten in the HERALD, during the absence of
the editor, to please the fastidionsncss of
it's readers, please ascribe it to the writ
er's desire to please the absent editor.
Henry Capser leaves for New York on
Tuesday to purchase a large stock of
goods for the corner store in the Smith
block. He says he is going to buy a
stock that will sell itself on its merits.
The young men of the city should or
ganize an athletic club. A more health
full exercise could not be INDUCED in. Be-
sides it would furnish a good place for
young men to spend their leisure even
ings.
The rust1ers of Hoboken, who have so
recently been embraced within our city
limits will prove a valuable acquisition
assuming metropolitan duties seems to
add zest to their naturally buoyant spir-
it's. All hail
The american Art Printer, published
by c. E. Bartholomew, is on our table
1t is one of the finest publications of the
kind we have ever seen and the work on
it does credit both to the designer and t G
the executor.
A genuine old fashioned wharf rat was
killed by Mr.. Wakcfeld's dog "Sport'
one day last week near the Sank c entire
House. He was probably from st. Pau
and was hunting square meal, w hicl
accounts for bis being around the hotel.
w. o. P. Hilsdales dog Curly" met
with quite an accident in the shape of {
cut foot on Tuesday last. VIM. kindly
wrapped white handkerchief about the
wound, but the dog, being a democrat
soon transformed it into a red bandana
Isn't it about time for Our boys to or
ganize base ball club? Sank Centre
has abundant material for a first-clas:
| nine and there is no time that will b.
more propitious than the present. Every
| city should be represented by base bal
| team.
Hon. Knute Nelson was in the city or
| Friday on his return from Glenwood
where he had been attending a term o
the district court. He said that he hat
nothing to say in regard to politics. HI
complimented our city on it's neat ap
pearance.
Look out for the "pigs in the clover
puzzle. The craze is on it's way West
If democrat can edit a republican pa
per, the solution of such puzzles woult