The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-05-30
THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1889.

Cloud, are in town.
Tom Murphy rejoices in the advent o
big boy-thirteen pounds.
Father Reilly, formerly pastor of the
Irish Catholic church is in town.
I Miss Hattie Smith left on Monday fol
Hudson, Wis, to join her parents.
Mrs Dr. Mitchell of Seattle, Wash, is
the guest of her brother, ]. A. DUBOIS.
LChas. H. Dixon, a prominent railroad
man of st. Paul was in town on Thurs
day.
A trial Of speed between running horses
at Kandota, afforded little sport on
Thursday.
Miss Donahue came up from Minneap-
oils during the week, on brief visit to
her mother, who is i'll.
Will Huntley and Will Simonton left on
Sunday night for Grand Forks and will
take a position on the PLaindeaIer of that
city.
w. H. Alden, who will be the book
keeper for the Hubbard company at Par
ker. has been in town during the past
week.
w. w. Braden, state auditor of Mime
sofa, passed through town on Wednes-
day on his way to Long Prairie where
he attended land sale.
The Hubbard company has closed bus
mess here and will ship its machinery to
Parker next week. A number of en-
ployes will go with the factory.
The Young Peoples Social League will
give an ice cream social next Tuesday
evening at the residence of Alexander
Moore. All are cordially invited.
A game of base ball was played on
Thursday at kandota between two
Sank Centre mines. The younger club, the
Red Stockings, won the game in score
of IS to 20.
d. X. Miller, representing the Garland
Banking Co., of Minneapolis, was in
town on Tuesday. He was the successful
bidder for the city bonds, in behalf of
Harris & Co. of Chicago.
1t is with sincere regret that large
circle of friends bid farewell to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Hunter The
city has few people in her midst whose
departure would be more widely deplored
During the past week there have been
several severe frosts and in some cases
ice has been formed to the the thickness
OF an eighth of an inch. Gardens have suf-
fered, but small grains have not been in
jured.
MRS. Chas. E. Weymouth, who has been
at Nopa City, Cal, for the past thirteen
months, has returned, greatly improved
in health She was accompanied by her
daughter, who attended her during the
entire time.
The fremes presented a striking APP
pearence in the parade on Memorial day.
Our department is composed of a fine set
of men, and with their handsome uni
,rms and excellent marching they were
universally admired.
The foreman OF the Hook and Ladder
company desires to have all the suits be-
longing to the company to be returned
at once to Herman Wuttke, that they
may all be gotten together. They have
been badly scattered.
A case of diphtheria is reported on
Main-st.-a daughter of Hrs. Langley
being the sufferer. One daughter, Daisy,
aged about fifteen, died, presumably of
the disease and another is i'll. a thor
ough quarantine has been established.
W.. Bonnwell, an expert electrician
from st. Paul, has been in town during
the past week giving the electric light
plant thorough overhauling, and it is
now i'll excellent order, and there will be
little cause for complaint in the future.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
has received twelve car loads of three
year-old hard wood lumber over the
Little Falls road, and fifty more cars
will be received next week. 1t looks as
though the company was getting ready
for large business.
julius Seiffert, arrested here for break
ing into a rail road car and stealing a
pail of candy, and sent to St. Cloud to
await the action of the grand jury,
plead guilty. His sentence has not been
pronounced but he will doubtless be sent
to the reform school.
A pleasant dancing party was given at
Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening
as farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hub
bard and H. J. Stedman. 1t was pleas
ant social gathering, there being about
twenty couples present, with good music
and excellent refreshments.
Ed Harrison has charge of the McNeice
steamboat, and it will be at the service
of the public at any time, at reasonable
rates. Regular Sunday afternoon ex-
coursions will be given during the sum-
mer, and frequent moonlight trips when
the conditions will permit or require.
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A party consisting of c. P. Mcclure,
Will and Horace Alden, ]. {. Jacob and
one Or two others went up the lake on
the steamer the other day and took the
handsomest string OF pike ever seen here.
There were thirty fish, a half dozen of
which weighed from five to seven pounds
Judge Baxter held a special term OF
court in this city on Monday, with Will
liam Russell as court reporter. Two
cases already commenced were tried
and submitted, both involving title to
real estate. The cases were Wiedeck VS.
2escheck, and Burrows VS.. Fouts, ct. al
John Peterson, who lives north o.
town, is charged with opening fire with
winchester rife upon village boys who
are herding cattle, without warniag O
any kind. The young men, Gillet and
Van Norman saw that he fired some