The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-04


8 o'clock. The prayer meetings will also
be at 100.
The two eldest daughters of A. ]. Smith
will return to Forest Hill Seminary next
week. Miss George Bennett, daughter
of Geo. M. Bennett will accompany them
and enter the school.
Fred Hecklin and Sheriff Kramer were
in the city on Monday. Mr.. Hecklin was
looking over the political field, with an
eye to the main chance. Mr.. Wreier Of
Albany accompanied them.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
morning the subject OF the sermon will
be Dogma and Life" and at night the
subject will be 1.-THE Public School, its
Teachers, Patrons and Pupils"
John E. Bro wn, the alliance candidate for
the legislature, was in town on Monday.
While here he purchased gun. Wheth-
er he intends to use it in the campaign,
and for what puopose, he did not state.
Messrs. Willis and Dawes How, Gen.
Catterson, Webb Harmon and Mr..
Clarke of Melrose went down into Lake
George on Tuesday and bagged sixty
eight wild ducks between daylight and
dark.
Gov. Barto spent Sunday at home. He
returned from Boston and his old home
in Vermont, coming as far as st. Cloud,
where he stopped to attend to business.
Mrs Barto arrived here on Friday. They
had delightful trip.
Frank Hartley, formerly in charge of
the lumber operations of Ciough Bros.
of Minneapolis, was in the city on Mon
day. He has been for year managing
the mining interests of the same firm in
California.
The Central Minnesota Fair will be
held at St. Cloud Sept. 18th to 10th, in
elusive. For above occasion will sell
excursion tickets at one and one third
fare for round trip to st. Cloud.
w. MANN, Ag't N. P. r. r.
10. Wakefield was in town on Satur-
day. He was just recovering form severe
cuts and bruises sustained in an accident
on the Great Northern. The train left
the track, the car upset and Mr.. Wake
field was badly cut about the head and
face.
Judge Hudson of Fargo. was the guest
of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. c. Hud-
son on Saturday last. The judge was
appointed to the bench of the territorial
court under the Garfeld-Arthur admins
tration, and removed by Cleveland, and
has since been practicing law at Fargo.
C.M. Sprague, who was elected Grand
Representative of the I. o. of o. +. of
Minnesota, will leave for Topeka, Kas.,
to attend the sovereign grand lodge, on
the 10Th inst, and will be absent ten
days. He is chairman of the committee
on transportation of the Minnesota con-
tingent.
Geo. M. Bennett, wife and daughter
came up from Minneapolis on Wednes-
day for visit of few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Moore. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Inks, an old time friend of
the family. Mr.. Bennett drove out to
Westport the same day to attend to his
farming operations.
A meeting was held at the rink on Sat-
urday evening last under the auspices of
the w. c. T. U. 1t was conducted by
Rev. c. w. Lawson, and the address
was made by Rev. c. E. Blodgett. The
rink as we'll filled. The temperance
question was discussed from the political
standpoint.
A surprise farewell reception by friends
of the Methodist church was rendered
Mrs. S. Simonton last Monday evening.
After music rendered by several, an i'm
promptu address, was given and a couple
of poetical volumes presented as souve-
Mrs of the friends who babe her goodbye
and we'll wishes for the future.
How Bros. & Co. made their annual
contract for coal, and one clause in it
is a guarantee that the quality of the
coal shall be as good as the best in the
market. Call early and leave your Or
ders. 1t is almost certain that there
will be an advance when the cold wealth
er sets in. Money can be saved by pur-
chasing now.
Iohn Leyendecker returned from Hele-
ma on Monday. He drove through in
company with Stuart Taylor, whom he
left in Helena, greatly improved in health.
They were seven weeks on the road, max
ing a tour of the Yellowstone park. Rob
Diedrich accompanied them as far as
Miles City. Mr.. Taylor anticipates en-
gaging in business at Helena.
They call it the chicken train, now, on
the Little Falls and Dakota road. When
a covey is flushed by the train, business
is suspended and the train men all take to
the field for little sport, and with ex-
cellent results, too, in some cases. And
the traid arrives and departs in time too.
It's timetable is slow enough to admit OF
pretty decent stretches of sport between
citations.
Messrs. George H., and Llewelly D.
Christian, prominent nillers of Mime
apolis, were in the city On Friday, the
guests Of DR.. Dubois. George H. Chris.
tian is the father of the roller system OF
milling in America. They enjoyed a
chicken hunt while here, and expressed
themselves as delighted as they were sur.
prised at the prosperity of the adjacent
country.
Prof. Swenberg of Grand Rapids,
Mich, has been the guest of J. L. Rob
bins during the past week, leaving fol-
home on Monday. The professor was
formerly business associate of Mr.
Robbins. He is nov interested in hal
dozen enterprises, among them G daily
newspaper to which he deyotes consider
able time. He is an affable gentleman
and the HERALD acknowledges pleas