The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-31
THURSDAY. JULY 81, 1890.
Court week.

Court week.
Choke cherries are ripe.
The board of equalization is in session
Miss Gertie Miner is visiting friend i,
the city.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler is visiting at Al
exandria.
Parker Mcclure has been in town du,
ing the week.
A picnic today at Fairy Lake, for Pro-
and Mrs. Brown.
Fred Rowe left for Bird Island on Tues
day, on business.
Henry Keller returned from Washing
ton on Monday night.
Farm machine agents are doing biz
business just at present.
The Misses Huntress are visitin,
friends at Lyman Prairie.
Jones music store has been decorated
with a handsome new sign.
Rev. w. B. Hamilton and wife returre e
to Minneapolis on Monday.
Mrs. Chas Fish and daughter have re
turned from Redwood Falls.
Miss William Ward is entertaining a
sister and neice from Kansas.
Campers at the various lakes repor
having a most enjoyable time.
New potatoes, green corn and the fcs
tive cucumber are i'll the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Brown are the
the guests of p. Lamb and wife.
c. ]. Lofgren, of Ada, spent the create,
portion of the past week in the city.
A high wind wrecked one of the front
doors on the city hall, the other day.
Judge D. B. Searle arrived in the city
on Monday, to hold term of court.
7. X. Gallinger and wife attended the
Masonic dance at Osakis last week.
Mayor Grie5ler of St. Cloud, made our
sauctum a pleasant call on Saturday.
Mrs. c. X. Tubbs and Miss Sophie
Webb are visiting friends in Wisconsin.
Mrs. c. F. Sawyer returned to Minre
apolis on Friday, after pleasant visit.
Strcnographer Russell has been attend
ing court i'll his official capacity this week L.
Frank b. Simmons. editor of the Long
Prairie Leader, was i'll the city on Mon
day.
The bridge crew of the Little Falls and
Dakota railroad, is at work near the
city.
A high wind prevailed on Monday
making the dust disagreeable to pede-
strains.
Burglars blew open the safe i'll the post
office at Sank Rapids and ransacked the
buil,iing.
Bert Townsend, who has been visiting
at John r. Towards, returned home on
Monday.
\ man named Pierce of Crookston will
succeed c. r. Tubbs as manager of the
elevator.
A proposition was made Fred Jacob
to Join st. Cloud baseball club. He will
not accept.
Louis kroessin was the victim OF
runaway on Wednesday. His road cart
WAS wrecked.
Mike Clarity, who has been living IN
North Carolina, is seriously i'll, and the
worst is feared.
Mrs. Spitz, sister of Mrs. NJ. F. Wood
bury. expects soon to join her husband
in Portland, Ore.
Capt. Oscar Taylor, of st. Cloud, was
in attendance at the term of court in this
city during the week.
Col. Mcclure of Minneapolis, an old
time resident of this city,is in town renew
ing old aquai ntances.
Chas. Pease has purchased the house OF
John Dordal, on Railroad ave., and is
giving it extensive improvements.
Fred Rhoda, deputy auditor of Todd
county, was in the city on Saturday, on
hi, way to Swanville.
William Williams, the shoemaker, has
moved his shop to the building next to
L. Nicolau's tailor shop.
". |. Henshaw has gone to New York
on busisness, Mollie Tobey accompanied
them as far as Palmyra.
Miss Hattie Mann, sister of station
agent Mann of the N. 2. depot returned
TO her home on Wednesday.
The Threshers' Protective union will
meet at the HERALD Office on Monday,
August 4th, at o'clock p. NJ.
Wash McNeice says that the water IN
his dam has fallen three inches in the past
few days by evaporation only.
Will the person who borrowed our
step-ladder and stove-lifters please re-
turn the same. How Bros. & Co.
The electric light has been out of GER
vice for a day or two, pending great
changes and improvements at the fac
tory.
Mrs. Owen Hyland and Miss Kate
kusba returned from St. Cloud OH Sat
urdav. where they had been visiting rela'
tivcS.
Presiding Elder Hingeley of this dis
trict. will be in the city this evening to
attend the fourth quarterly conference o.
this year.
The Masonic lodge of Osakis, gave 9
grand ball at that place last week {
goodlv number of people from this cit,
attending.
C.R. Tubbs has resigned the manage
ment of the elevator and probably vii
remove from the city. Such men can ID
lily spared,
The wild chicken crop is reported a
being above the average. and soon GU
sportsmen will be hrcing themselves Il
the country.
T.. Murphy's party of ladies and gentle
-. Dbl, ole repOrt having