The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-12-12
LOCAL. SUMMARY.

LOCAL. SUMMARY.
A Soap Bubble.
H. P. Gallup was in the city on Wed.
nesday
Miss Gertrude Rich has returned from
Dakota.
Steel track, Krupp car wheels-on the
Manitoba.
The Octet give concert at Long Pra.
RE tonight.
VIM. E. Lee of Long Prairie, was in
the city last week.
Burke DeGroat spent Thanksgiving
with his mother.
John Brown of Raymond, was in the
city on Saturday.
&C. Emerson Of Grove Lake, was in
town on Monday.
c. G. Herberger of West Union, was in
the city on Saturday.
DIR. J.A.DuBois went to West Union on
business on Tuesday.
Burke DeGroat came down from Long
Prairie on Thursday.
Gov Barto went down to St. Cloud
on Tuesday on business.
A number of old Sank Centreites spent
Thanksgiving in the city.
Go to Gaspard's for holiday goods. He
keeps a full assortment.
George Fowlds of Bangor, drove over
to this city on Monday.
Henry Keller went down to St. Paul
on business on Monday.
Another case of Wolf VS.. Morris is on
trial in the district court.
NJ. Hogan made a business trip to
Fergus Falls on Monday.
Albert Dimond came up from Hamlin
to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Palace dining and sleeping cars-free
tourist sleepers-on the Manitoba.
Lowest grades, lightest curvatures-
on the Manitoba route to Montana.
Several parties have been fishing near
the head of the lake with good success.
You are invited to attend the social at
J. w. Clark's On Tuesday evening next.
A. NJ. Crowcll, one of the legal lights
Of Long Prairie, was in the city on Mon
day.
Roy Fisher of Long Prairie, was in the
city on Friday on his way to Minneap-
oils.
A large amout of wood was on the
streets on Saturday and brought good
price.
Blow fifty cents into A Soap Bubble,
for a reserved seat, for next Tuesday ev-
ening.
Santa Claus will be fitted out from
Peter Gaspard's big stock of goods this
year.
H. S. Doty went over to Grey Eagle
on Friday on business, returning on
Saturday.
Charlie Dimon went over to Grey Eagle
ON Thursday to spend couple of days
with friends.
Dick McCollum who had been in Du-
luth for several months, returned home
last week.
Charlie Dimon has returned to Grand
Forks, where he is holding cases on the
Plaindealcr.
Albert Dinou came up from Han,ine
on Wednesday and spent Thanksgiving
with his mother.
The W. c. T. U. will meet on Tuesday
next at P. NJ at the residence of Mrs. 5.
J.. Lockwood.
Mrs. w. S. Taylor left on Tuesday for
Hamilton, Fillmore county, where she
will spend the winter.
A ladies octet has been formed and is
composed of the best musical talent o
the ladies oi the city.
The Old Timers dance was pleasant
affair, and we'll attended, sixty-three
tickets having been sold.
Great Falls, Helena and Butte reached
by the Manitoba through the low free
lands of the great reservation.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave a
very pleasant social at the residence Of
John Clark on Tuesday evening.
Gov. Barto attended the funeral of A.
T. c Pierson in St. Paul on Friday of
last week, returning on Saturday.
James Ingram, representing the Os
borne Manufacturing Company, has
been in the city during the past week.
James A. Caughren returned from St,
Paul last week, greatly improved iu
health, but still confined to his house.
Miss Nellie Whiteheld, who has been
visiting in Grand Forks for several
weeks past. returned home on Satur'
day.
Read the advertisement of X. T. Greene
& Co. on another page. They can INT
ypu with any thing in the holiday goods
line.
Preaching at the Irish school house
three miles southeast of town, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon. on Sunday
next.
See the musical farce. A Soap Bubble.
at the Opera House, on Tuesday even
ing. Admission nifty and thirty-fVe
cents.
A few cutters and sleighs were brought
into requisition on Thanksgiving day,
although the sleighing was mighty
poor.
Gov. Barto went down to St. Cloud
last week to attend to legal business
in the district court which is now in ses-
sion there.
Since the snow storm of last week the