The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-11-13
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUAIAIART.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1890.

Eli Perkins.
Deestrict Skule.
May Louise Aigen.
Good hay is in demand.
Discipline at the Deestrict Skule.
Lucus Kells was in St Paul on Monday
Speakin pieces OF the Deestrict School
Henry Keller went to St Paul on Tues
day
Hazekiel Armstrong at the Deestrict
Skule.
Good hay is worth from four to fly.
dollars ton.
The old grim skule master at thu
Deestrict Skule.
Wood sells for about $500 per cord
for the choicest.
The Ounce block rods and ferrule at the
Deestrict Skule.
Wheat has dropped to 70 cents fol-
A<O. L HUI IIlSIu.
Come and see the boys and girls of the
Deestrict Skule.
Merchants are paying fifty cents a
bushel for potatoes.
E. L. Writ of the Elbow Lake alliance
was in the city on Monday.
The first sleigh of the season appeared
on our streets on Saturday.
The boys are liquidating their election
bets in a manly sort of way.
Philura Peabody and Temperance
Snowfall at the Deestrict Skule.
T. Fladeland has sold his store prop
erty on North Main st for 81, 200.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton went to Melrose
to hold divine services on Sunday last.
The w. c. T. U. will meet on Tuesday
at the residence of Mrs. Harrison Rice.
Come to the last day of the Deestrict
Skule, Friday evening at Memorial hall.
Business in Sank Centre is active these
days, exceeding in volume that of year
ago.
Alexander Moore has just finished the
delivery Of about 400 bushels of pota-
toes.
Miss Vina Peters arrived home on
Monday after an absence of few
weeks.
The loyal legion will be held at the
methodist church on Sunday afternoon
Nov. 10th.
Calvin Kelsey and L. T. Storey went
up to try law suit at West Union on
Saturday.
Jacob Botz has a handsome brick house
in Getty, and is now putting up NAM
moth barn.
Geo. Davis, who has been confined to
his home for time with sciatica, is about
town again.
A Sunday school will be organized in
connection with the new Episcopa
church in Ashley.
Geo. Ellis has gone to Chicago on bus
mess connected with the Ellis-Kelle1
straw-twine machine.
Col. and Mrs. Bridgman came ever
from Little Falls on Monday, and spent
a couple of days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pendergast and Mrs
Chas. A. Morse and son, Gordon, lef
for California for the winter.
Alan Vessey has leased the Anerew ]
Smith store in the Masonic block, ant
will open -four and feed store.
Stuart Taylor is purchasing large
quantities of turkeys and poultry ant
dressing them for the Helena market.
The demand for wood is in excess o
the supply at present. Good dry Woo
would find ready market at present.
Joe Smith went through the CITY las
week on his way west, as the leader ofth
orchestra of travelling dramatic com
pany.
John Schmit of St Cloud and Miss Clar;
frisco of this city were married on Mon
day by Father Gunke1, in the catholi
church.
William E. Lee, of Long Prairie, wa
in the city on Tuesday on his way to St
Paul. He is completely paralyzed by tn
results of the election.
A. o. Madison is purchasing cattl
and hogs for shipment. He will be a
Osakis on Friday and Saturday to re
ceive car load there.
1fmatrimony be a lottery, must news
papers publishing marriage notices b
excluded from the mails? Respectful
referred to Clint. Tobey.
1t was pleasant and profitable soc
able held under the auspices of the Cor
gregational church at the residence of {
c. Toby on Friday evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal churc
gave a supper on Tuesday evening i
the Perkins building on Main-st. 1t mel
ted nearly twenty-five dollars.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton preached a power
full sermon on Sunday last, taking occs
sion to point out the political duties {
the people upon the issue between IL
Dor and capital, or rather betwes
wealth and poverty. It was timely.