The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-08-01
ST p MI. s. M. TIME TABLE.

Will Johnson has returnedtrom Barrett
Richard White, son of Robert White, is
in town.
S.V. drill at G. "A. r. hall on Saturday
evening next.
Read H. c. Capser's advertisement on
the End page.
&c. Jacob is visiting Harry Steadman
at kearney, Neb.
H.H. Velie of Grove Lake, was in the
city on Saturday.
Call at this Office for old papers if you
are in need of any.
Two sisters of charity from St. Joe were
in town on Monday.
Cut the weeds in the high ways. Some
streets need it badly.
Parker Mcclure and A. G. Whitney
spent Sunday in town.
Rev X. S. Sargent of Long Prairie,
was in the city on Monday.
Mrs B. F. Carr spent several days last
week visiting in Alexandria.
A. S. Hewitt of Grove Lake, was in the
city on Saturday on business.
DR.. Foster has gone to Ohio and still
further east on pleasure trip.
Sociable tonight at the residence of
lanes Larkins. All are invited.
a light frost, very light, was reported
in this vicinity on Monday night.
a. Dahlem has had neat sign painted
on the front of his store building.
Rev. T. c. Hudson went up to Fargo,
ON visit to his father and Sisters.
Mrs. J. l. Bell of Minneapolis, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. L. Z. Tujbs.
l. NJ. kells and wife lett on Thursday
for a visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
Misses Ella and Rosa Marshall of
Grove Lake, were in the city on Wednes
dav.
The rink building has been sold by
Moses Stewart Jr. to 4 couple of stran
gers.
c. II. Dixon and two daughters OF St.
Paul have been i'll town during the past
week.
The Sunday School picnic of the Meth
odst church takes place to-day at the
club house.
Or. Fisher of Long Prairie, was in
town on Saturday On his way home from
Minneapolis.
\. Barto returned from Morris on
Tuesday, whether he went to attend
term OF court.
Mrs. L. L. Tub5s fell recently and
sprancd her wrist. She is slowly recov-
eriug its Use.
s. Pcndergast is still confined to his
room without any very marked change
in his condition.
Dr. Ramsey came up from ST. Cloud on
Saturday on professional visit to Mrs
John X. Howard.
M. Spraoue and Henry Keller went
up to Park River Oak, on Saturday, re-
turning on Monday.
ForyD-Ou the WestDort road. z
lad IS heavy blanket shawl. Call at this
office for information.
Deacon Conner's condition r,(lerooes
sit,Ie chance and there IS small grounds
of hope for I.is recovery.
A. Humphrey of ATiureano1is who
Owls the old Thomson farm on the
Me,rose rood Is in town
Henry Johnson cone IN from, 7I;nnc-
ano1;s IN Sunday rverino sneuairo t,yo
Or three dovs will, friends here
lewis came dow, from, ono pr.;r;c ~,
Saturday returning on MONDAY
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Smith Every one is cordially invited
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1ng the past three weeks in the city with
friends. left for her home in St. Paul on
Thursday.
Rev r. D,,1,.s1eo Of yv,bos1,o ,.a-
turned home on Monday, after occupy
ing the CONGREGATIONAL pulpit two con-
:secutive Sundays.
Mrs Jarn,ev has sold her lot n tho
school section to Vim. Notwithstanding,
and purchased the Hoffman house near
the Northern elevator
A gang of horse traders was in the CITY
on Monday with some very Door speci