The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-03

IMITATION at present, but q GOODNESS is
growing up between them and they are
drawing apart.
John II. Johnson, who had been visit
ing friends and relatives here for the past
few days, returned to his home in Lake
Park on Tuesday.
Alexander Moore has about fifty men
employed IN chopping weed on his lands.
He has just sold 200 cords to the Keller
Manufacturing Co.
Gov. and Mrs. Barto and John r.
Howard and Miss Howard will attend
the governors reception in St. Paul on
Wednesday evening
John Johnson, an old Sank Centre
boy, superintendent of the public school
at Lake Park, has been visiting friends
here during the week.
The ladies of the Social Guild will hold
a meeting at the residence of Mrs. John
Gilman on Tuesday evening. A cordial
: invitation is extended.
Geo. +. Bowen, operator at the Mani
toba station here, has been transported
to Alexandria. Ed Whitefeld has re-
sumed work at the key.
A portion of the Grey Eagle orchestra
passed through town on Monday on its
way to Melrose to play for dance. The
members were dressed in full uniform.
Prof. Brown walked down town on
Monday. He is gaining in strength every
day. He will remain here until spring
unless the weather increases in severity.
Rev. NJ. F. Ncgus of Minneapolis, will
preach in the Baptist church on Friday
tomorrow evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to go and hear
him.
E. c. Bonniwell has severed his con-
neGtion with the hardware house of Far
well, Ozmun, Kirk & Co. 1t is to be
hoped he will still continue to occupy his
old territory.
a ball " i'll be given by the members Of
B. r. Palmer Post No. 40, G. A. r. on
Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22nd.
Further announcements will be made i'll
proper season.
Col. Bridgman went to Willard on Fri
day evening last and installed the officers
of the Masonic lodge at that place. On
Monday he visited the Glenwood lodge
on the same GRAND.
December is past an no winter weather
worth nlent ioning. 1t was most re
markable month for this latitude-more
like the tenth than the twelfth month of
! the Minnesota calendar,
Prof. Brown was down town on Non
day, in excellent spirits and showing
most satisfactory evidence of rapidly in
creasing strength and restoration. He
was heartily congratulated
Dean S; Co. have sold the windmill
which had become one of the familiar
land marks of the village. Alexander
Moore is The purchaser, and it will be
set up OH one OF his farms in Ashley.
Miss Belle Gates was the recipient of a
,,rcos,r+ ,,,,,r;so on 74ondav even;nn
A dozen of her friends called upon her in
a body, and passed delightful evening.
Che ,k.trrncd IN s. p,r1 on "Wednesday
Henry Emmel, of Spring Hill, was in
town on Wednesday. He is an enthusi-
astic advocate Of county division, remov-
al Of county seat or any other measure
best calculated to give relief to Western
Stearns.
p,o,o,,;,,o ,,1 , bo,+;s,,,o1 se,.,;ct
at the baptist church on Friday eV-
enlng, Rev. NJ. +. NeSus OF Minneapolis,
officiating. Services commence at 1880
O'Clock. All are-nost cordially invited
to be present.
CaD;e.as .to.e narrowly escaped de-
strt;cLiu.3 .y i!r,, on Saturday. The lead
OF 4 p.,,lJr match dropped OF ineo some
cotton and in 4 moment one shclfwas all
ablaze. \ hand grenade made short
work of the incipie1t confiagrarion.
At meeting of tie directors of the
First National Bank, held to-day, a divi-
| dcnd of four per cent. was declared and
$4,000 passed to the surplus account.
The bauk now has its full surplus of
twenty per cent IS required by law.
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Wouio MAKE t1e PARISH Oh inc "oou
Samaritan III 'li'S vintage an r.tNscopai
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MISS N'''ie No'l'S' "no li''S "een
STUDYING art III NasSs'chose'lsl or St elai
months, sent nome SOME very llle speci-