The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-25
sAUK CENTRE HERALD.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1890.
Carpets! Carpets! at the

Carpets! Carpets! at the
BARGAIN STORE.
Equinoctial weather.
Beautiful moonlight nights.
Josiah Cooper 10 charging his barn.
Regular Indian summer weather thi
Saturday was a fairly lively day
town.
Mrs. Fred Rowe left for Minneapol
on Monday.
Miss Hannah Petit is visiting friend
in Minneapolis.
Louis Larson returned from MinneaI
oils on Wednesday.
Geo. N. Bressler of Long Praire, wa
in the city on Friday. :,
r. o. Hall has moved his family On t.
his farm south Of town.
Next Sunday closes the conference yea
at the Methods church.
Miss Vina Peters is in Minneapolis
attending the exposition.
Will Tubbs spent Sunday in the city
with his mother and sister.
Joe Hardibeck and J. H. Mitchell were
seen on our streets on Tuesday.
Ole Haflin and Siyer Erickson of North
Fork, werein the city on Friday.
Prof Smith has IN attack of rheuma.
tism, but is still able to be about.
A private dance will be give at the
opera house on next Friday evening.
Vim. E. Lee of Long Prairie, was III
the city on Saturday last on business.
Mrs. T. c. Hudson left for Battle Greek
on Monday on a visit to her husband.
Get $4,000 sewing machine FREE at
the BARGAIN STORE.
DIR. Oscar Lofgren, veterinary surgeon,
has been in the city during the past week
There are some excellent pota toes III
market, and cabbages are unusually fine.
Mrs. J. D. Lasswell came up from st.
Cloud on Friday and returned on Tues
day.
ID. Waller of St. Cloud was shaking
hands with Sank Centre friends on Tues
day.
Alexander Moore has been threshing
his grain in this vicinity during the past
week.
Canned goods are high and advancing.
There is short crop of fruits of nearly
all kinds.
Read the local advertising. Every line
Of it will prove of advantage to some of
it's readers.
The corn palaca at Sioux City, Iowa,
was opened today. 1t will renal open
until Oct. II.
Uncle Toms Cabin played in the opera
house on Thursday evening last to very
small audience
Prof Woodley and RI, Greene, &C
by their wives, went to Birch
axe on Sunday.
Mel Hoffman, has gone to Browerville
% look after the interests of V. A. Whip
Die at that town.
Jim Newell returned from Dakota on
Sunday morning. He was well pleased
with the country.
This is the season of the year when the
lays shorten rapidly, warning all that
winter approaches.
VIM. Durm, H. P. Gallup, Chas. Fish
and ]. c. Jacob attended the fair at
Long Prairie on Tuesday.
Geo. Ellis and Henry Keller returned
rom Chicago during the week, whittier
they had been on business.
Harry Viii tefeld is setting up the
The oysters to his friends. He thinks it
1on't pay to bet on ball games.
Fred Rowe had one hundred and fifty
acres of fax on breaking in Renville
county, and it was good crop.
Henry Dimon has returned from Brow
,ryille, whithee he has been looking af
ter the interests ofV. A. Whipple.
If there is any Scotchman that can't
ind his Tartan plaid in Melchior Blied's
window he is to apply at the office.
Trade is beginning to pick up to quite
an extent, and the merchants are elated
over the prospects OF big falltIade.
Immense freight trains are running
over the Great Northern road at pres
mt. Wheat is moving to an extent.
An Italian with troupe Of educated
rats and mice was gathering in nickels
and dimes on our streets on Monday.
Harry Hamilton, who has been visit
ng his father, Rev. 7. F. Hamilton, re-
turned to Dallas, Texas, on Monday.
Mrs. H. A, Boobar came up from st.
Cloud on Tuesday, to visit for a time
with her daughter, Mrs. c.. c. Tobey.
The shipment of pheasants from off
he Sank Centre & Northern branch is
lot as large this fall as in former years.
F. H. Hawley stepped off the train
rom the east OIL Wednesday. He came
up to see abo ut his fall work on his farm.
Miss Sweeney, one of the bellies Of West
Superior. accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Washburn on their visit to Capt. L. E.
Zoe.
Sank Centre base ball cranks have lost
heir interest in the national game. Min
leapolis is firmly anchored in second
place.
John Towards father, aged eighty
seven years, helped to swell the Republic
an majority in Maine. John took him
% the polls.
Hon. r. G. Evans, of Minneasolis,
member of the national republican COM
nittee will address the citizens of Sank
Centre Oct. 9.
M. A. Scheldrup went cunning out at
North Fork on Tuesday. He saws that