The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-08-08
ST. p MI. & NJ. TIME TABLE.
A light rain occurred yesterday.

Albert Capser is visiting friends IN st.
Cloud.
N. r. Steadman of New York, is in
the city.
Miss Leila Carr went to Melrose on
Tuesday.
Will Nottage went to St. Cloud on
Wednesday.
All. Petit went up to Long Prairie
on Wednesday.
Henry Keller left for Chicago on Fri.
day on business.
]. D. Jones of Long Prairie, was III
town on Wednesday.
Edith and Ruth Norris are visiting
friends in Milwaukee.
Chas. H. Dixon of St. Paul, was in
town on Monday.
The weather is all that could be de-
sired for harvesting.
Geo. NJ. Bennett, of Minneapolis, was
in town on Friday last.
Harry Howard and his sister Lilly, are
visiting relations in Mankato.
CD. Eastman is pushing work on his
new home 1t is all enclosed.
Frank Minnette and family returned
to Alexandria on Wednesday.
S. H. Dick of Long Prairie, was in the
city on Tuesday on business.
Mrs. P. Lamb is visiting friends in Min
neapolis and Fort Smelling.
There will be preaching services at the
Baptist church on Sunday next.
There were no services at the congre-
rational church on Sunday last.
The Episcopal Sunday school picnic IS
in progress to-day at the club house.
Miss Flora Huntress returned on
Thursday from a visit at Long Pralrie'
Miss Tilie Fladeland went to Evans
willie on Wednesday on visit to her I'M
Gle.
Tie Band OF Hope will meet on Sunday
next at three p. N. in the Methodist
church.
Mr.. andNrs. T. ". Brown OF West
mort were in town on Tuesday visiting
friends.
The Pangburn feed mill engine has
becu removed from the mill building Tor
repairs.
THE tin roof on the city hall is practi-
callv finished, and the plastering is we'll
under way.
Nm. Woods s. Son have been shipping
several car loads OF cattle during the
past week.
". Andrew, representing the great
paper ware house OF Aver1ii, Carpenter
& Co., is in town.
Ou;te q number of our citizens went to
St, Cloud Oh Wednesday to attend the
Forepaugh circus.
There is a large camping party at
Cedar Lake composed OF young people
from this village.
Miss Lizzie Emerson returned from
Wilnar on Wednesday, where she mas
been visiting friends.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
is building an extensive lumber siieu
for storing purposes.
Misses Edith and Ruth Norris lett on
Friday for Milwaukee, where They Will
spend several weeks.
Joseph Estrem, has been visiting friends
n Willnar. He has returned and gone
into camp at Cedar Lake.
Lewis kmere, who resides with MS
son, Frar NJ. Conley, was taken vlo-
lcntly insase on Sunday.
Robert Lux lett for the west on We'd
nesdav to escape further prosecution lot
selling liquor without license.
A party.of young people from this city
went inl O camp ut Cedar Lake, just tins
side of Little Sank, on Monday.
Will Johnson and Jacob Hansen have
purchased a livery stable at Long Pralrie
and took possession on Saturday.
You are invited to hear Rev. ID. F.Gross
at the Baptist church on Sunday next
Come. and bring a friend with YOU
The free entertainments on the streets
on Monday and Tuesday evenings drew
large crowds, especially of children
David Pansburn will leave soon for
Helena and the Pacific coast. lie may
eroaoe in business at some point IN the
west.
Our side walks need thorough going
over that the nails way be driven down
Many of them project halt inch OF
more.
Erick L. Heden and son returned from
4 trip to NORWAY and Sweden on Friday
OF last week, after an absence OF nearly
three months.
Hafer & Lewis have put their goods
upon the market, and they are spc ken
of by habitual smokers as all that
could be desired.
c. E. Taylor Of Minneapolis is the
quest of Michael Clarity and wife Mrs.
Clarity has been at White Bear for two
months, for her health.
Rev.D.F. Gross of st. Paul, will preach
in the Baptist church on Sunday next
Every one is most cordially invited to be
present both morning and evening.
Thomas X. Marston of Minneapolis
has leased rooms of Mrs. Knott or
Main-st. which he now occupies with
his family. They will remain about
month.
The infant son of L. L. Fisher is suffer
ing from broken arm. Mr.. Fisher play
fully set his two children upon the family
horse, when the little fellow fell, sustain
ing the injury
Violations of the game law are report
ed, and it is safe to say that if sufficient
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