The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-06

LOT the department Tor 1000 was received ana
the elections confirmed. The following
the roster of officers
DEPARTMENT:
Chief-L. E. Coe.
First Assistant-Thomas Murphy.
Second Assistant-John w. Oehl.
Secretary-Geo. L. West.
Treasurer-L. Kells.
ACME HOSE, NO. I.
Foreman-E. J. Harrison.
First Assistant-Frank Perry.
Second Assstant-George Fish.
Secretary-J. L. Mullen.
Treasurer-Thomas Murphy.
CLIPPER HOSE, NO. 2.
Foreman-T. J. Killeen.
First Assistant-W alter Cummings.
Second Assistant-V. Nj. Thomson.
Secretary-Frank Mcdonald.
Treasurer-A. H. Hildebrand
Property Man-John Metzger.
HOOK AND LADDER, NO. I.
Foreman--William Scherffius.
First Assistant-J. +. Diamond.
Second Assistant-M. +. Woodbury.:
Treasurer-W. S. Dean.
Secretary-H. E. Wilcox.
Property Man--Herman Wuttke,
The following claims were allowed, and
were ordered paid:
I. B. Hines, clerk of election, zoo
J.. Nj. lhomason, 50 400
VIM. BOultOn, 90 sc 200
c. A. Morse, Judge OF election 200
!; !: r F. Diamond Diamond labor city hall 80
+; N. diamond, ITS
Chas. Fish, expenses to st. Cloud 4.o5
J. NJ Thomson, merchandise so
II. c. Cooper, labor 5,45
II. l.. LAY, livery 800
M. Hogan, ms. hose house $50
II. Wuttke, labor 3.7s
B. r. Philips, labor Las
Keller Mfg Co., street lights $500
b. F. Carr, salary police 5000
l.. r. Barto, salary judge $3.50
l.. E. Coe, hotel bill Xxx
| Mcclure & Whitney, services 400
| Bruce Thomson, merchandise o.os
Kobt: Edgar work pump house ai.oo
| A. Larson, 400
VIM. Felsler, 1895
- v: Hoffmann. 4.3o
w. Cummings, rs
| Josiah Cooper, " " o
V. A. Whipple, lumber pump house 3
V. A .Whipple, lumber city hall 81 s.
The following bills were referred:
Parber u Parker, c. F. Hendryx, Julson
4 Sowden, Jno. Dix, J. A. Gilman, ]. F.
Diamond, a. Moore. Adjourned
THE BENEFIT following is the
program for the musical benefit on Fri
day evening, February 7th at the opera
| house:
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| TRIO. ....... ................ Flower Greeting
tsMesda mes Robertson, Dewey. Miss Weoi.S
~ GMrs. ohas. B i;;'i:;oi;; f0''Sh BOY
lMrs: Frank Dswey-Prof: Woodls s ns'
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TABLEAU.
| PART II.
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GEcELIAN O. ARrET Longing
I'M! sM5s; Flank Dewsy.Miss Edna WSoasy
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tsirs. Jessie Robertson, E. nps Rchj moon
MALE OCTEF .GOOu Might
Sons OF VErERANs.-It was ordered by
the Eighth Annual Encampment of the
Sons of Veterans, U. S. A., that the an
niyersary of the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln February 12), "be known as
! Union Defenders Day, and that the COM
mander-in-chiet issue proper orders pro-
viding for its observance by the order"
| It is therefore here ~ ordered that Feb
ruary ~, 1890, be properly observed by
such patriotic exercises as to the brothers
in various localities may seem most ap-
preciate and fitting. Colonies are hereby
directed to call attention thereto in d.
vision orders. CHARLES F. GRIFFIN.
! 49, 10y Commander-in-C Chief
Pursuant to the above the Sons of
Veterans will observe the day by exer-
cises at the rink in the evening. to which
all are invited. The program will en-
brace:
Lincoln as an example Of patriotism
and loyalty-by A. Barto. :