The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-09-26
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A suspicion of snow on Wednesday.
Mr.. Stedman arrived to-day from the
east.
Dawes How spent Sunday in this
city.
Mrs Boobar has resided her house on
Main-st.
DR.. Dubois has returned from Mil
waukee.
Miss Minnie Fish is visiting friends in
Minneapolis.
1t rained on Monday, but not enough
to affect anything.
Rev. r. Sergeant of Long Prairie was
in town on Wednesday.
Roy Rich has just returned from visit
saf a week in Minneapolis.
The baseball fever is raging with viru-
hence in this community.
Sheriff Maynard of Long Prairie, was
in town during the week.
Mrs !. a. Norris visited Minneapolis
friends during the past week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Corey of Minneapolis is in
the city. guest of Mrs. P. Lamb.
Workmen are putting in track scales
lust west of the Manitoba depot.
DR.. Dubois has returned, but his taml-
ly will not home until next month.
The watermails were tapped by How
Brothers for the Hildcbrand place.
The equinoctiai storm arrived on time
bringing the old familiar tar-marks with
it.
Rey. ]. F. Hamilton preached in Mel
rose on Sunday morning and evening
last.
Stewart Taylor has sold his farm, the
old Gillette place, to Donley & Chris
tiansen.
A. H. Petit has enlarged his rear
office very materially. 1t is great im-
provement.
Another game of ball between the fats
and leans will be played on Monday |
afternoon next.
Mr.. Pendergast is showing marked inn
provement i'll health, although still con-
fined to his room.
Donley & Christensen are putting up |
great stacks of hay at the foot of Third !
St, ready for pressing.
The next general term of the municipal
court, on Monday next, will be held in
the city hall cort room.
How Bros. have placed an attractive
card upon the cells in the city prison, as
that firm furnished them.
P. Healy of St. Paul, formerly an
active Young democrat of Stearns, was
IN the city on Wednesday.
The recent rams have had no appreci-
able effect upon the sloughs, streams and
lakes They are very low.
The bridge carpenters of the Manitoba
road have been at work in this vicinity
for several days on repairs.
Hafer & Lewis are receiving liberal or
ders for their various brands of cigars
from out of town. Merit wins.
Miss Edna Rich is in Minneapolis and
Miss Gertie in Mayville, Dakota. They
will be absent till about Christmas.
Will johnson, formerly of this village,
now engaged in the livery business at
Long Prairie, was in town ON Monday.
Fred Williams is introducing the water
from the street mains into the Hide
brand place, corner Third and Oak-sts.
Doc. Pangburn is erecting a substan-
tial brick residence on lot recently pur-
chased by him opposite John Towards.
Sank Centre has as fine city prison as
the state affords. The corridor is light
and airy and the cells are models in their
way.
Our nine expected to play base ball at
Alexandria to-day, but telearam from
game.
Several farmers in this vicinity are con-
sidering seriously the matter of sheep |
raising. Mr.. Moore is inclined to give it
a trial.
A west-bonnd train over the Manitoba |
road on Sunday consisted of eighty-three |
empty box cars-1nore than half-mile
of train drawn by one engine.
Hon. !. D. Jones came down from
Long Prairie on Monday, on his way to
St. Paul. He has been uaying pleasant
vacation for a couple of weeks.
John Clarity is in the employ of the
Santee Fe railroad at Pueblo, having |
charge of the station. 1t is an import
ant place-3O, 900 inhabitants.
Borrowers should bear in mind the old |
and reliable firm of Morse & Lamb, who |
have unequaled facilities for making fav-
orable and prompt farm loans.
Considerable work has to be done in
the basement of the Episcopal church to
putt in condition for economical heating |
of the church. 1t is under way
There has been comparatively little
change in the physical condition of Dea-
con Conner for several weeks except that |
he grows weaker and more helpless.
Sam Slmonton hats force of men at
work raising his house, under direction
of J. c. Parker. 1t will be set up eigh-
teen inches and otherwise improved.
w. J. Whitehead has made an elaborate
and artistic sign upon glass in gilt and
colors for the Boston stores, which
adorns the walls of the Sank Centre
house office.
c. M. Sprague has returned from the
session of the sovereign grand lodge of