The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-25

a slight rise over last week. Oats AM
= corn are moving slowly.
= Following are names of students wh'
entesed the academy this week: Mis-
Jennie Fish; Miss Emma Kaskins; Mis-
Fannie Mitchell; Chas Carl.
Harvey Wire, one of St. Clouds prom
inent politicians was in the city on Mon
day. Mr.. Wire pronounces the indepen
dent ticket a sure winner.
T. R Wall, travelling salesman for the
J. Minneapolis Jewelry Mfg. Co., was in
>, the city on Tuesday and dined with mine
host Rice, of the Star Hotel.
s H. S. Clark, travelling advertiser for
the E. w. Gillett Yeast Co. of Chicago,
9 is canvassing the city with sample pack
ages of the companies yeast.
Mrs. v. A. Whipple and daughter Miss
Edith will return from thtir visit in
Massachusetts, on Friday. They have
been gone about three months.
John r. Howard returned from a
month"; visit at his old home in Maine,
on Sunday last. He visited his son Har-
~, who will graduate next June.
c. M. Sprague returned from Topeka,
Kas,, on Monday, whittier he has been
to attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows. He reports splendid
time.
E. c. Rich is now comfortably settled
in his new building. His rooms are
large, handsome, and we'll lighted, and
they supply want which the DR.. has
long felt.
Ifyou have anything to sell or if you
want to buy, drop few lines in our local
columns. We keep this department fresh
and attractive and it is read by hundreds
of people every week.
Nye Haskins, with his daughter, Miss
Emma, arrived in the city this week to
stay. Mr.. Haskins will get his gallery
in running order next week. Miss EN-
ma has entered the academy.
Street Commissioner Thomson is EN-
gagged in finishing up the grade on Main
St.. at the north end OF the new bridge.
When completed it will be a great i'm
provement to that part of the city.
Connolly & Whipple have had the cur
tains in the front windows of their meat
market relettered. They make a very
neat and tasty appearance. w. White
field is the artist who did the work.
A new order has been issued by the
Great Northern road to their employees
restricting them to the use of only two
passes during the year, The boys think
that is cutting things down pretty thin.
Garden fruit is coming into the mar
ket in large quantities. Potatoes are
somewhat higher than last year, owing
to the scarcity of the crop. Other pro-
ducts are selling at about the same prices
| as last year.
MesSs. E. P. Barnum, A. H. Petit,
Henry Keller, Joseph Capser and w. O.
P. Hilsdale of this city, and VIM. Berry,
of Ashley, were delegates 60 the demo-
cratic congressional convention held at |
Little Falls on Tuesday.
Tho Pitts Thrsher Company sold an
entire threshing outfit under mart |
gage sale on Saturday The entire out |
fit, consisting of an engine, threshing
machine and straw carrier, was pur-
oh n cod NV David Marshall
A peep into the new millinery empor-
ium recently opened on lower Main-st.
by Miss Mix, revealed neat, tasty and
we'll selected stock containing all the
latest stylesin her line. The ladies would |
do well by giving her call.
There will be a communion service at |
the Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing, and the subject of the sermon will |
be, Ambassadors for Christ, or the
Modern Clergyman" At night the sub
ject will be, "Soldiers OF Christ"
The Adventists are holding a camp |
meeting in tent pitched in the south.
eastern part of the city, which COM
menced on Wednesday and will continue
several days. Rev. r. c. Porter, presid-
ing elder Of the Minnesota conference, is
in charge.
The amount of freight moving over
the Great Northern line this fall is |
something astonishing. All of the extra !
empty cars available are being crowded |
to the front for the wheat shipments. |
The employees of the road say that the
rush has just commenced.
Hugh Maguren of Melrose, came up
on Saturday to attend a meeting of the
republican legislative district committee.
There were only three present, Judge !
Barto, J. H. Bruce and Mr.. Maguren,
and the meeting was adjourned week.
A state convention will be held.
Henry Capser is receiving immense
quantities of goods for his fall trade, and
his 5, 10, and rs cent counters are groan
ing with new goods, every article of
which is beeng sold at bargain. Any
one needing anything in his line can Sc.
cure bargains by calling on him.
Mrs. Whitefeld has removed her stock
of goods from the building occupied by
her on Main St., and the building is now
undergoing course of repairs prepara-
tory to being occupied by E. L. Hedin,
who expects to move into it in about
two weeks. John Dimon is doing the
work.
An excursion train ran between this
city and Long Prairie on Wednesday,
the attraction being the Todd County
Fair now in progress at Long Prairie.
The train left here at II A. NJ, arriving
at Long Prairie at 11.5O A. M. They
reached this city on the return trip late
in the day.
The Bank of Long Prairie has been in,
corporated under the state laws with
Lucas Kells as president and William E.
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