The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-14


rectors of said Board for three year
next ensuing.
The polls will be open for the abov'
mentioned purpose from 10 o'clock a. m
until ~ o'clock M, and from 1 to
o'clock p m, of said day.
P. LAMB,
Dated Sank Centre, MINI. Sec'y of
March IA, SO. Board of Education
of Town of Sank Centre
New dress goods at the Boston.
Bring in your wood on subscription.
Robert Dnnon has gone up to Alexan
-dria.
John Howard went up to Osakis or
Sunday.
E. L. Writ went down to St. Cloud or
Monday.
New silks at the Boston.
Freight business is picking up on the
railroads.
w. H. Alden of st. Cloud, was in towr
on Friday.
The youns lads are already practicins
at base ball.
A. Barto left for Milwaukee on Mon
day morning.
New spring jackets at the Boston.
Frank Tolman came up from St. Clouc
on Saturday.
An auction of household goods occurred
on Saturday.
Webster Bonner returned from Wiscon'
sin on Monday.
Large numbers of fish are being speared
in the mill pond.
New carpets at the Boston.
Miss Ada Huntress went out to Grey
Eagle on Monday.
Wash AIcNiece of Little Sank, was in
town on Monday.
John Mohs returned from trip to
MinOt on Monday.
If YOU want any legal blanks call at
this office for them.
There was big fire i'll the woods east
of town on Sunday.
Embroidcries and white goods, new
stock at the Boston.
WILDER Johnson left on Sunday night
for Mayvillc Dakota.
Charles Harlens was down from Long
Prairie OH Saturday.
Robt Lux will leave for Montana next
week, with his family.
The Grand Army post met at its hall
on Saturday evening.
Prices on all kinds of goods are at the
bottom at the Boston.
Mrs. ". Adlev, of Osakis, is new sub
scribcr to the HERALD.
New goods arriving daily at the Bos-
ton. Call and see them.
Mrs. Laura D. Smith of st. Cloud, was
Ill town Oh Wednesday.
CD. Brecount and wife returned to
Minneapolis on Saturday.
The roller rink at Royalton was de-
strOyed by fire last week.
Wild geese are reported as flying in the
southern part of this state.
Let the city of Sank Centre have city
hall which shall be credit to her.
Carpets. Carpets, at the Boston.
John McNiece of Round Prairie, was in
town on Monday on business.
Eevrything new at the Boston.
Lenten services are now being held in
t he Catholic phurch each evening.
Miss Stella Thompson spent Sunday
with her parents in Grey Eagle.
Rugs and mats at the Boston.
J. H. Hubbard has been spending sew
eral days in the village this week.
W. c. Brewer expects to engage in the
printing business at St. Paul soon.
An effort is being made to establish a
Sons of Veterans camp i'll this village.
On tile oath of this month the Barrett
brothers will be hung at Minneapolis.
Misses Ella and Josie Marshall visited
their home in Grove Lake last Sunday.
Stovepipe hats are more in fashion
since Sank Centre secured its city char
ter.
A false alarm OF fire was sounded from
the Chair Factory on Saturday morn
ing.
Representative Capser came up from
St. Paul on Friday, returning on Mon
day.
Sunday was q genuine summer day
and the livery stables did rushing bust
Ness.
Don't fail to see the art gallery at the
Baptist church on Tuesday evening
next
Vim. Bellinger sold an eleven month:
Durham calf that dressed 33s pounds O
lnsat.
This village needs larger fire bell
one that will give an alarm that can b.
heard.
Will Simonton of Sank Rapids, spep
Sunday In town with his parents ant
friends.
Mamie VanDyke, who has been suffer
ing with spinal trouble,is now out O
danger.
here Wi be services ia the Baptis
church on Sunday morning next at 1875
O'Clock.
See the art gallery, in connection wtl
the Baptist social on Tuesday evenin
ofnext week.
eur farmers are having their rnachlr
cry repaired PREPARATORY to comrnencin
spring work.
A couple of men came near being jaile
on Saturday for creating a disturbant
on the streets.