The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-31
Mrs. Capser is in St. Paul.
Tomorrow will be February.
State examinations this week.

Ing a new SUCK Vi
The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs. Harri-
son Rice on Tuesday afternoon.
A new foundation has been put under
the Fisher building on Main-st.
Charley Pease is visiting with friends
and relatives around Faribault.
E.. P. Barnum is ill and has been con-
fined to the house for several days.
Officer Carr served papers on out of
town parties on Monday afternoon.
ID. Jones of Long Prairie, registered
at the Sank Centre House on Monday.
John Warner of Thorson, is severely ill
and sent to Sank Centre for physician.
R. D. Bloomfield, the Inspector of the
Manitoba road, was in town on Friday
Mrs. V. A. Whipple will entertain the
Ladies Reading Club next Monday even
ing.
A. Lobel went to Minneapolis on Mon
day and from there to Grand Forks,
Oak.
Prof Brown and wife are at Athens,
Tenn, and like their new home quite
we'll
Dr. r. B. Foster went to Melrose on
Monday for a professional visit of ten
days.
There will be a social at the Baptist
church on Thursday evening of next
week.
Services at the Baptist church on Sun
day morning next. You are especially
invited.
Prof. Johnson led the singing at the
evening service in the NJ. E, Church last
Sunday.
Senator Keller came up from St. Paul
on Friday evening last to remain over
Sunday.
William Williams was a delegate to the
state encampment of the Grand Army at
St. Paul.
c.. "A. Barrows, the banker of Willard,
was in town on Monday accompanied
by his son.
Hattie Bradley came over from Morris
on Monday for few days visit among
her friends. -
A. G. Jacques and Duane Philes return
ed from the g. A. r. convention on Mon
day noon.
Robert Lux and family go west in a
short time. Frank Minnette will accom-
pany them.
Alex Tully returned on Monday from
St. Paul after an absence of several days
on business.
Something new in the sociable line at
the Baptist church on Thursday evening
of next week.
Chief Coe reported three hydrants froz-
en- by the sudden change of weather on
Friday night.
Simonton Bros. delivery horse INDUCED
in a runaway on Frioay afternoon, but
did no damage.
Tuesday was perfect day for sleighin'
ing and a great many of our people took
advantage oft.
Two rag peddlers were canvassing the
town On Wednesday. They also pur-
chased scrap iron.
Townsend 6, Rowe have removed to
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pied by Chas. Fish.
Miss Bertha Pierrard and her brother
Tine, are now running the Manitoba
railway restaurant.
Eugene Richards visited St. Paul ant
Minneapolis the first of the week return
ing on Tuesday noon.
Charles Johnson is down with thu
diptheria and has gone to his home i,
Morris until he is better.
The sleighing is now excellent and will
doubtless remain so as there is a sole
ice foundation to the roads.
Rev. S. G. Briggs preached at Osaki
on Sunday, having exchanged pulpit
with Rev. Foss of that place.
The young folks enjoyed dance at tn
Grand Army hall on Friday evening
There was large attendance.
Miss Katie Knsba leaves on Tuesda
next far st. Josephs College to take le'
sons in singing and fancy work.
W.P. Hilsdale and family returned fror
Minneapolis on Tuesday evening. whit
er they had been for several days.
Rev. Father Bower went out to vi
lard on Wednesday and held services
the Catholic church at that place.
The editor has been absent from hon
during the past week-a fact which o,
readers are requested to bear in mind.
Two more freight crews have been la
off on this division of the Manitoba roa
leaving only eight crews running west.
Among the improvements to be ma,
onAkhe German Catholic church til
spring will be a new tower for the bell
A bill to make Sank Centre city, Wi
all the term implies, has been prepare
1t is proposed to make two wards Of
]. B. Rice, superintendent of the Ferg
Falls division of the Manitoba roa
went up the Northern branch on Frida
Misses Nettie Gennin and Regina Bor
man went to Melroseon Tuesday for
visit to the Sisters at st. Bon1face co
vent. ...-
A calico pony hitched to a hand 81
carrying two boys made up rig tn
was doing our streets on Tuesday aft
noon,