The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-02-21

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Washington's birthday tomorrow.
250 below zero on Monday morning.
Senator Keller spent Sunday in town
J.. w. Shepard spent Sunday in Alexan.
dria.
The east bound train is two hours late
to-day.
Sleighing was never better than at
present.
Frank Woods went up to Clarissa Oh
Tuesday.
]. H. Rhodes OF Little Falls, was in
town on Monday.
The race course on the lake bas beer
greatly improved.
A great many persons are complaining
of severe colds lately.
H. Jay Steadman visited Eagle Bend
during the past week.
A. H. Hildebrand has returned from his
trip to the Pacific coast.
A. Cummings of St. Cloud. was seer
on our streets on Friday.
John \. Gilman will remove from the
Smith building on March list.
L. A. Thull of Melrose, took dinner at
the Sank Centre House on Friday.
Barton Dotv and Jake Frcdricks left OF,
Monday morning for the Pacific coast.
H. ]. Haskamp and family of Melrose
were registered at the Star on Monday
~. Brewer was in town on Saturday
on his way from St. Paul to Long Prairie
c. NJ. Sprague and J. H. Simontor
went down to St. Cloud on Friday last
Three inches of snow fell on Friday
enough to make the sleighing first-class
A social gathering was held at the resi-
dence Of John Mohs on Wednesday even,
ing.
You are invited to attend the social at
the Baptist church next Thursday even
ing.
Mercury took a tumble on Saturday
ard remained down rather low over Sun,
day.
Remember the social at the Baptist
church on Thursday evening of next
week.
John Adam Botz has sold his farm in
Getty to Joseph Miller. 1t was an excel,
lent farm.
H. A. Mayo, former resident of Sank
Centre, spent Sunday in town visiting
old friends.
Rev. w. H. Scott of Alexandria, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Baptist church on
Sunday last.
Col Bridgman will take to the woods
next week, to look after a lot of logs that
he has purchased.
Geo. H. Reynolds, one of St. Clouds at
torneys, registered at the Sank Centre
House on Monday.
The Boston clothing store has put up 9
new awning, manufactured by the Hub
hard chair company.
French Stabler came down from Alex
andria on Tuesday and is visiting rela
tiyeS and friends here
W.. Whiteheld is repainting the count
ers and shelving in the store formerly oc
cupied by Jacob Bros.
J. D. Jones, clerk of the supreme court
came up on Saturday on his way to hi:
home at Long Prairie.
A sudden change in the weather thi,
morning sent the mercury down twenty
five degrees in few hours.
A travelling show company registered
at the Sank Centre house on Wednesday
1t was on it's way to Little Falls.
Martin Nelson, recently in the employ
OF How Bros. & Co., will go west soon
probably to Washington territory.
Rev. c. A. Cummings of st. Cloud
came up on Saturday last to officiate al
the funeral of the child of Alex Taylor.
Hon. S. G. Comstock, member elect o
Congress, left for Washington on Mon
day morning, to be absent several weeks
There is an epidemic of surprise part,
in Sank Centre, and it is a cold Frida,
evening without one or more new cases
of it.
Andrew J. Smith has refused a cash of
fer of $4,000 for the store occupied by
John A. Gilman. Jacob Bros. made thu
offer.
Hon. Joseph Capser came up from st
Paul on Saturday and remained ovel
Sunday returning on the seven O'Clock
train.
Read the announcement ofthe Northerl
Pacific railroad company relative to ex
cursion rates to Washington, in anothe
column.
Miss NdIIlS Ah. w dllCI Vi
Vermont, who had been visiting her cous
in, Mrs. John Shepard, left for the east OF
Saturday.
Mrs. B. F. Carr and daughter Leila re
turned home on Saturday after a visit O
ten days with Mrs. Cars parents at AL
exandria.
Frank Connolly is back from Washing
ton Territory. He says the favorable re
ports about that country are greatly ex
aggerated.
Capt. S. M. Bruce is in Minneapolis at
tending the grand encampment of OBJ
Fellows. He represents the Sank Centr
encampment.
The chorus concert given on Tuesda,
evening by Prof. Johnson and his singin.
class was largely attended and success
in every way.
VIM. Russell, the court stenographe
was in town on Monday. He was OF
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