The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-09-12
ASK CENTRE HERALD.
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THURSDAY, S rM8ER II. 1850.
ST. T.. NJ s. RI. 1iME TABLE
Il is cold.

Charles Fish is in S.. Paul.
W. S. Dean is in Minneapolis.
The Stedman feed mill is completed.
Mrs. ii. II. Wilson OF Alexandria is in
the city.
Gov. Barto went to Minneapolis on
Monday.
The Manitoba depot platform has
been rebuilt.
Let us all go to Long Prairie on We'd
nesday next.
Miss Lille Howard is visiting Min
neapolis friends.
IA. Gilm1nanl wife went 70 S. Paul
on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ". p Hilsdale has been visiting
friends in Minnea polls.
Look for Baldwin & Zierolci's loan ana
insurance advertisement next week.
Hon. Henry Keller will soon have the
factory in full blast on his new tanning
mill.
Mrs. Alex. Tuiiv has returned from
visit OF several months with friends l.,
iowa.
Tom Murphy has move INFO t;!e Cap
ser housr recently occupied by Prof.
Pa,nc.
Joseph Estrem, c. Hedin anl +. E>;,;dc-
land, went down to minneapolis on
Tuesday.
F. Woods g. Co. have received car
load of fine water melons, the finest lot
in market this season.
Henry and J. c. Parker and their
wives, returned on Tuesday last from
visit with friends i'll Illinois.
c. H. TAYLOR, who has been at work
on the Little Falls and Staples cut off,
was In the city OH Thursday.
Mrs Chas. F. Hendryx and children
returned from Minneapolis on Tuesday,
after an absence of tor weeks.
Go to the Opera House tomorrow
vening, ana hear "a Drccs Rehearsal.
musical sketch, by home talent.
Our base ball c,u5 appeared for tie
first time i'll uniform on Tuesday. They
have very neat suits of navy blue.
Peter Puuly has leased the Geriraria
hotel, Mr.. Gaspard having taken d
private rcsidcnce-the Tobcy house.
In putting in the side track, the North
crn Pacific road trespasscd upon the
Lefsted lot settlement will be made.
L. J. Harrison and wife have gone to
MINNEAPOLIS MIR. Harrison will play !
with the St. Cloud banl at the state |
fair.
\ game of base ball witll the A!exan-
dria club i'll this city will probably be
played Oh Monday. 1t is not definitely
settled.
Joseph Capser hasftted up the second
floor of his store tor a clothing depart
ment. 1t is nicely furnished AMI well
stocked.
The cells for the new lookup are in
place They are of steel, light and strong
and and strong, and admirably suited to
the purpose.
Miss Louie Alien left for Chicago on
Saturday morning of last week. She
will purchase Il stock of goods during
her absence.
William Boulton and family returned
bon Tuesday from southern Minnesota
where t.ey have been visiting friends for
several months.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bishop is in St. Paul,
purchasing fail stock of millinery ami
notions. She will also secure the services
of a first class mllin-r.
NIL Mack and wife of Ga esburg, ILL.,,
have been in the city for several days,
the guests of Jake and Fred Jacob. Mrs.
Mack is a sister Of the boys.
c. Nj. McCollum and brother have
gone to Duluth to work at their trade.
Both are excellent plastercrs, and should
have no trouble in securing work.
1t is exceedingly dry i'll this vicinity
The pastures are burned up, the trees are
losing their foliage prenaturely, and
thirsty look pervades the universe.
About twenty cid soldiers attended
the state fair on Tuesday, 1t being mill
tarv day 1t was a great day-Over
S25, 90 persons being in attendance.
A. 7. Smith lett on Tuesday with his
two eldest daughters for Chicago. They
enter Forest Hill seminary, near that
CITY, for the school year of 1SSo-9O.
ro-morrow, Friday evening, the opper-
eta "a Dress Rehearsal E:ll be given
at the Opera house. 1t is under the aus
pices of ttc Christian ElieavoF society.
Captain Coc has returned 'fter de-
lighttul trip of several weeks i'll the eaet.
He visited new lew YORK, Long Brat1"h,
several cities in Connecticut and MaSsa-
chusetts. Reenoyed his visit immense
~.
The ST. Cloud Times account of the
base ball game is reserved for next week,
IE-lL ~ appeal SO!i!tSStiOl WILL
the JournaLPress report of the game.
Without doubt the contrast will be
amusing.
Mrs. L. w. Gilman and two daughters
returned to their home in Deadwood
Oak, Wednesday noring after spending
the greater part OF the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Cooper.
DR.. Mitchell, of Seattle, WASH, was in
the city on Saturday and Sunday last,
the guest of his brother-in law, J. A. Du-
Bots. He was on his way to Lake Mills,
Wis, where his wife is visiting friends.
NJ. 7. Mack, brother-in-law of the
Jacobi boys, has been a member OF the
city council OF Galesburg, for the past
ten years, is now president of the coun-
Gil, and tor the past two months has
been acting mayor.
Tho d,;1v T';,,,es of Rac:na Wis. saws.