The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-30
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUMAIART-
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1890.
Lyman Kells has a new barn.

Lyman kells has new barn.
Geo. LaFond was in town on Wednes.
day.
ia. Norris has gone to St. Paul or
business.
Two DRINKS were arrested and fined
on Monday.
John Hoescheu, of Freeport, was in the
city on Monday.
Ed. Harrison has returned home after
an absence of month.
A. Mann and wife, of New York, are
visiting their son, F. w. Mann.
Mrs. O. B. 9oobar is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Faucet, of St. Cloud.
Geo. X. Whitney lost valuable dirty
ing horse on Friday evening, collie.
Lu Kells went to St. Cloud on Tuesday
and c. M. Sprague went down today.
Hon. T. E. Byrnes of Minneapolis was
accompanied by his wife and young son.
The w. c. T. U. will meet on Tuesday
at the residence of Mrs. S. L. Lockwood.
Tomorrow evening will be Halloween.
Look out for the pranks of the juvenile
element.
1t is reported that the Hubbard chair
company will resume work at Parker
very soon.
Sam Chute was in town on Monday.
He thinks he will be the next county
surveyor.
The progressive euchre club was enter
tanned by Miss Edith Whitefeld on
Thursday evening last.
Barney Vossberg was in town on Sat
urday. He was looking after his fences
! in this end of the county.
Miss Emma Fuller, of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting w. S. Dean and
family, has returned home.
Geo. M. Bennett came up from Mime
apolis TO look after the threshing on his
Westport farm on Monday.
Joseph Capser & Son have received a
large and exceedingly fine invoice of stock
fish; call and secure some OF them.
Rev. w. J. Warner of Princeton viii
preach at the Congregational church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Milton Moor has been seriously injured
by a tree falling upon him, and will b'
confined to his home for some time tt
come.
Don't fail to read Knute Nelson's
speech in our supplement this week, ane
then send it to one of your Scandinavian
friends.
George, Geissel, of Little Falls, tn
democratic candidate for senator in tn
Morrison district, was in the city OF
Wednesday.
Bertus Miller, candidate for county
treasurer, was in the city on Monday
He isn't meeting with much enthusiasm
in Western Stearns.
Let the republicans of this distric
stand as unit at the polls for G. A
Emerson for representative. He will
make fine legislator.
Gov. Barto spent Sunday in 4own, ant
on Monday he left for St. Cloud, accom-
panied by Mrs. Barto, who will max
her home there this wintr.
S. Pendergasr is making arrangement
for spending the winter in California. HI
will leaye about November 18th ant
will be accompanied by his wife.
At the Methodist church next Sunda,
morning the subject of the sermon will b
"the parable of the Sower," and at nigh
the subject will be Mount Sinai"
The ladies Of the Congregations
Church will hold a sociable at Mrs. c. c
Toby's on Friday, Nov. 7th. Spppe
served from to 8 o'clock. All are in
yited.
P.O. McWold came up from Parker Q,
Saturday and spent a couple of days Ii
the city. Both he and E. M. Person are a
work for the car manufacturing com
pany.
John D. Jones addressed a meeeing i,
Kandota on Monday evening. He wa
in town on his return. and thinks it i
pretty dry work talking to an allianc
crowd.
1t is astonishing the number of stool
trains which whizz through this city TO
the east. They run at passenger trail
speed, and everything has to give wa.
to them.
w. B. Mitchell, editor of the St, Clou,
JournalPress was in the city on Tues
day on his way into Todd county OF
. business. He was not politically incline'
while here.
A beer depot has been erected near tn
Great Northern road in this city. Itwi
be furnished with an ice house and col
storage, and beer will be shipped in b.
the ear load for distribution.
Fl. F. Alden & Co. have received yer
large and fine stock of solid SILVER an
plated ware, watches, clocks and jew
elry. Their store is now carrying alare
er stock and better assortment tha
lever before.