The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-08-29

A. L. Westcott came up from Parke
on Monday, and has removed thithe
with his family. The families of Messrs
Sturm and 0. d. Hoffman have also gone
The three men are employees of the Hub
bard factory there.
A telegram was sent to William Pang
burn on Wednesday to milwaukee
whittier he went on Monday, informin!
him of the death of his six -weeks-olt
child. He did not get back in time to at
tend the funeral, held this afternoon.
Stock is going eastwardin great guam
ties over the Manitoba eoad. Extri
trains are being dispatched daily, ant
they travel very rapidly. There ar,
about twenty-five car loads of stock tc
the train, and several trains every day.
Todd county will have a good agri
cultural fair next month, and it would
| be the act courteous for large deliga
| ton from Sank Centre to attend, anC
witness base ball game on the grounds
between the Long Prairie and Sank
Centre mines. #. = az. p. ..-.--.--. ..:
Alex, Tuliy returned from a months
absence on Friday. Mrs. fully is still in
Keokuk, and when he left she was III
with malarial fever, but is convalescing.
He returned by way OF Chicago, where
he joined Mr.. HilsIalc. They made thcir
fall purchases while there.
\. c. Hu!er made very successful bus
mess trip to Alexandria. He is introduce
ing the cigars made by his firm into the
home market and they are driving to he
wall all other brands. Try them and you
will be satisfied that Sank Centre makes
a cigar which cannot be excclled.
Frank Carr and S. L. Lockwood were
arrested upon complaint of Frankford,
charging them with shooting prairie
chickens on the evening of August 10Th
the day before it was legal to do so.
The case was dismissed by Judge Barto,
Mr.. Frauktord declining to give bonds
for costs.
1c1oroos o.,d HE hro+her Hons ora
hard Of ,,,o--1. f++;r,u ,,n +la po,,,r,,,,..,
building on Grove Lake-aye. Oak and
Fittil-sts., converting it into a feed mill
and machine shop. 1t will be operated
bv steam and with lathes, forge and
other appliances will be ready for bust
ness this week.
O.,;+o y. 1.,oaot;o, of oil .,1,r:o,., ,ac.
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,4 &c H., ,.7 ,,.,.,,o4 ,r,
waukee Among then, were Gov. Barto,
Lucas kelis, Orvillc Austen, Mat Wan
ISL, David Cleveland, L. 0. Huntley, and
Charles and Harry Parker. Several of
them were accompanied by thcir wives
While drivino n from his farm sorrl,
of thc village, Alexander Moore had =
1;ve1v +rescl with = tramn who a+-
+amnted to crowd himself into the the
burrv. He caurht Mr.. Moore hv the
arm bnt y few vigorous strokes with
+1e hrt Of he whln ahort his reo1 or1
shoulders caused him to change lis
mind.
Gov. Barto and wife. Lucas Ke|ls and
Miss Winnie Allen were among the
hearty five occupants of the special car
over the 500 line to Milwaukee, which
lett St. Paul on Sunday evening. The
car was rendered GOV. Barto by Gov.
Merriam for himself, his friends and his
staff.
,rha Ke,1er f,otorr = r,,,,.,;,o ,,;r1,+
o,d dow with two co.rr,a4a Cats If
hands. and is turning out large quanti-
ties of hard wood flooring, doing all
sorts of work to order, planning, match
mo etc. The factory will soon be en-
Moved to its fullest caDocjtv unon
LARGE number of new Keller famine
mills. It shut down for while on Wed,
nesdav for the purpos. of cleaning the
boiler and giving il q thorcuol ;nsDec-
t;on and overhau,;rn.
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the CONFUSION and delays winch VIII re-
suit from tardV entrances. Ge5 all ready
this week, and be on hand at nine
o'clock> on Monday morning; Prot.
Woodiey is very urgent Ill his desire to