The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-03-13
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Buy a ticket for the Base Hit.

NJ Hogan went to st. Paul on Mon
day.
Glenwood and Starbuck voted no
license.
Henry Keller is in Washington push
ing things.
The Base Hit is said to be great, by
those who have seen it.
The Marie building on Main-st. is
nearly ready for business.
A strong gale prevailed during We'd
nesday night, and it is much colder to-
day.
Ice as clear as crystal and thirty inch
es in thickness is being taken from the
lake.
VIM E. Lee, of Long Prairie, was in
the city on Monday, on his way to St.
Paul.
Tuesday was the warmest day since
asst fall. Water flowed freely in the
streets.
R.C. Helgeson of Hancock, was in the
city on Tuesday. He dined with c. NJ.
Sprague.
High mass will be celebrated in the
Irish Catholic church on next Monday at
the usual hour.
E.P. Barnum is in St. Cloud, open
Jug a set of books for a real estate and
Insurance firm.
DR.. Nc Masters and daughter Floy,
went to St. Paul on Tuesday, and will
return on Saturday.
TUESDAYS thaw didn't last long.
During the night a northeasterly wind
brought a sharp snow storm.
John Lyendecker has been through
North Dakota purchasing furs during the
past week. He had successful trip.
Tom Murphy has genuine Scotch
terrier, recently imported with an in
voice of horses for n. P. Clarke of St.
Cloud.
The city caucus will he held at the city
hall on Saturday at four p. m. next pre-
-Sceding election March 2eth. Official
Notice later.
Geo. X. Whitney has leased the Char
lie White place, owned by S. Pendergast.
twill make delightful home. He takes
possession April st.
Geo. r. Whitney has gone to Glenwood
on business. Heis doing large business
in Pope county, and is looking after the
interests of the firm.
Bishop Gilbert went to st. Cloud on
Wednesday, and held services in he even
ing. On Thursday morning he ordained
Rev. c. B. Fosbroke in the ministry.
The wood work in the First Nation
al Bank is being renovated. 1t will
emerge from the hand Of W. J. White
field as bright as when first made.
letter from Gov. Barto to his wife
conveys the unwelcome intelligence that
he has been quite sick-not scrio usly, but
enough to confine him to his room,
blizzard Of the season. While not cold,
the wind drove the snow before it so that
it was impossible to see any distance.
Hon. John D. Jones, clerk of the STU
preme court, was in the city on Wednes-
day, on his way home to Long Prairie.
He has been quite i'll, but is much better.
a lively meeting was held on Monday
evening to discuss city affairs, at which
several speeches were made. Another
one will be held next Monday evening
Mrs. H. A. Boobar came up from St.
Cloud last week, and is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Tobey. She brought
her little grand daughter, Mary Hudson,
with her.
Frank Shanghnessy. who has been
teaching school in Pope county during
the winter has returned to complete his
course of law reading with BartU &
Kelsey.
Chas. J. Lofgren has been over to North
Daketta during the past week, making
quite aS extensive tour of the northern
and central portions of the state, with
an eye to business.
Rev. W. B. Hamilton, of Minneapolis,
has been the guest of his father, Rev. J
=. Hamilton, during the week. He &C
eompanied his father and Bishop Gilbert
TO Long Prairie on Tuesday.
]. A. Caughren is improving in health
very rapidly since the weather COM
me,seed to moderate. He looks better
than could be expected, but says he does
no feel we'll yet, by long way.
,'suefrcn Bros. s. Riley finished their
logp;ns contract last week, getting
through in very good time. They are
getting ready now to complete their
railroad work which will require month
w. Smith, travelling auditor of the
Great Northern, was in the city or
Tuesday and checked up the business Of
the road here. finding it thoroughly sat
isfactorv under the management OF Mr.
Norris.
Earnest Marie has invented bee
spring which is a luxury Indeed. Thu
head can be tilted to any desired posi-
ton bya simple appliance. and 1t is com
ortable and simple. 1t is an excellent
spring.
John Peterson and Doe Pangburn are
taking contracts to erect several brick
buildinsx in Alexandra. Both are ener
getic yonns men, good at their line o
business, and can be relied upon to dc
their work well.
Ole Person, who has been at work fo
Caughren Bros. on the grade, was tax
sick and while laboring under menta
afliction. took his own life at Monticel
10 in this sts.e, He formerly ATTENDED
school here, and boarded with +. L
Bergen.
T.W. Mann succeeds G. B. Orsbsa'y a