The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-11

University. He carries with him tn,
best wishes of scores of friends for hi.
success in his studies.
During the past week there have beer
two arrests for drunkenness. In ONT
case sentence was suspended during
good behavior, and the other was taxed
ten dollars and cost.
M. c. Kelsey is becoming quite a ped
estrian. He started for a stroll IN Sun.
day morning and found himself at Long
Lake before he realized that he was any
great distance from home.
G.. M. Sprague, grand representative o.
the Odd Fellows OF Minnesota at the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, which meets at
Topeka, Kans., next week, leaves today
for that city. He will be absent about
ten days.
N. w. Rice, the genial proprietor of the
Star house, accompanied by a friend,
took a little hunting tour up to Round
Prairie this week, They report game
very scarce having got only a dozen or
so of ducks.
Geo. M. Bennett and wife returned to
Minneapolis on Saturday. Miss George,
their daughter, went to Lake Forest
Seminary on Tuesday, with Andrew ].
Smith and daughters. She has entered
the Seminary.
Bertram Hansen has returned from a
trip of several monts to his old home in
Norway. He had a delightful trip, met
scores of old. friends, and is greatly i'm
proved by his rest. He received HEARTY
welcome home.
Fred Jacob spent the past week at
Tracy, MINI. His brothers wife has
been very i'll, and Fred went down to
manage the business for his brother, to
relieve him during the strain incident to
nursing his wife.
The officers here havee been notified to
look out for an escaped convict from the
St. Cloud reformatory. The guilt y man
was out on parole, which he violated
and skipped. A reward of fifty dollars
is offered for his arrest.
The Alexandria Post says: Druggist
Bonner of Sank Centre, an experienced
and competent man, will preside at the
corner drug store during the absence of
the proprietor G. S. Spaulding who has
gone to Boston on a visit.
A. F. Legg. of Chicago, came up last
week on a visit to c. M. Sprague. Mis-
wife, Mr.. Sprague's sister, had been a
visitor here several days. They went to
Glenwood on Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Legg
returning to Chicago on Monday.
Janecke & Schwartz have commenced
erpairing their building on Third-st.
A new floor is being put in, and it will
be re-papered and painted. They will give
it a general overhauling both interior
and exterior. Water works will also be
added.
w. w. Harmon begins his senior year
at the State University this fall and his
Sank Centre friends are looking forward
with pleasure to the time when his name
will be enrolled on the list of the alumni
of the finest educational institution in
the west.
John Lyendecker brought home some
unusually fine specimens of copper and
lead ores, and a number of specimens of
sulphur which he secured in the Yellow
stone Park. Specimens of this kind
would make a fine display in our high
school museum.
Next Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist church the subject of the sermon
will be mile Stones of Progress in the
Christian Life" and at night the subject
will be "Christian Manliness." At the
morning service several will be baptized
and received into membership.
The fire department showed their APP
probation OF their chief, Capt. L. E. Coe,
by presenting him with a handsome
chair upon the occasion of his wedding.
The band rendered the newly married
couple a very pleasant %serenade, and
were royalty entertained during the even
ing,
At the Congregational church last Sab
bath morning there were three more Re-
ceived to membership-one on confession
and two by letter. This makes eighty
five accession to this church since April
LIST. One of the above three was bap-
tizcd by immersion in the river Sabbath
morning last before service.
a party Of home-seekers from Ipswich,
S. D., passed through our city on Mon
day morning enroute for West Superior.
They say this is the finest country they
have yet seen. All the people of South
Dakota have the name of West Superior
on their tongues, and it is anticipated
that quite a colony of Dakotans will fol-
low their footsteps.
The Anoka Union, one of the best of
our Minnesota exchanges, enters this
week upon the twenty-sixth yeas of its
existence, and emphasizes the event by
piscardlng patent insides. Brother Pease
wants the entire eight pags in which to
svread himself. and he is thoroughly ca
pable of making every available niche
vigorous and interesting.
Dan Van Norman has taken a sub
contract on the Great Northern from
Assiaboine to the Pacific Coast. He
shipped a carload of horses, one of tools
and one of men to Montana today. He
has assurance of steady work for a year
or more. He is an experienced railroad
maker, and will do well. He has the
best wishes of scores of friends.
Mrs. Henry Keller and children return
ed on wednesday after an absence of ten
months in Germany. She visited her
own relatives and those of Mr.. Keller.
The children attended school, making
very satisfactory progress. The public
school system of Germany is most excell-
ent, the most serious fault being in the