The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-04-24
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1890.
The martins have arrived.

The martins have arrived.
Wheatsold on Wednesday for rs cents
Wednesday was loo cool for comfort
Gov. Barto spent Sunday in the city
10. Wakefield was in town on Mon
day.
Charles Fish went to Mime apolis or
Monday.
FIN. Eddy of Glenwood was in the
city on Monday.
Jacob Simonitsch, has gone to Cali
tornia on visit
VIM. E. Lee of Long Prairie, was i'll
the city on Saturday.
Josiah Cooper is putting the water in
to his lot on Maple-st.
John Eberspacher of Belcher, was in
the city an Wednesday.
"A. Whipple is moving his barn to the
southwest corner of his lot.
Officer Carr is again on duty after an
illness of nearly three months.
Mrs. Barnum has gone to Hastings
for visit of a couple of weeks.
A. E. Irwin has leased the house just
south of !. l.. Robbins, on Pine-st.
Henry Keller and Chas. Lofgren went
up to Ada on Wednesday evening.
J. A Lawrence, formerly located here
Is in the hardware business in Tacoma.
City attorney Nye of Moorhead, made
this office pleasant call this morning.
j. Rochol, county superintendent of
schools was in the city on Wednesday.
A pleasant sociable was held at the
residence of \. Norris on Friday eve
ming last.
Dean & Co. received car load of mis-
cellane Gus agricultural implements on
Tuesday.
Fred Bunnell, proprietor of the leading
hotel at Morris, wass in the city on
Tuesday.
I. H. Hubbard, of the Hubbard COM
pany is sick in New York His wife is
with him.
Stewart TAYLOR has been confined to
the house during the greater part Of the
past week.
r. Barkaloo and w. c. Emerson of
Grove Lake were in the city on business,
on Tuesday.
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over to Glenwood on Tuesday, returning
on Wednesday.
The Central Minnesota Roller Mill will
commence at once to run full time
twenty four hours.
TORY Harmon was in the city one day
last week, on his way home to Dakota
from Minneapolis.
James Star ofHudson Wis, was in the
city on Wednesday, the guest of his old
friend, r. L. Day.
X. O'COnnell, secretary of the Keller
Manufacturing Co. is confined to his
house with severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Bissenger left for Michi-
gan on Monday last; thence they return
to their home in California.
The Thomas Kane company will be in
this city on Tuesday evening, May 13.
Particulars in next weeks issue.
A. H. Petit went to Minneapolis on
Friday, returning Saturday evening. On
Monday he went to Grove Lake.
r. T. Greene & Co. sold bill of hand
some paper to be used indecorating the
Congregational church at Glenwood.
Miss Louie Allen isin st. Cloud, assist
ng Gov. Barto, in the land office. She
will be occupied there several months.
Frank Barnum is at work at his trade
in Austin, MINI. Hehas good position
in job office connected with paper.
Henry Keller and Joseph kraker returned
from Washing state on Saturday, after
a month spent in looking over the coun-
try.
The Getty cheese factory will COM
mence business for the season on Mon
day next with first class cheese maker
from Wisconsin.
Geo. w. Sprague, ex-president of the
state alliance, is in the city. He is on
business connected with the Heckla In
surance company.
r. p. Heckhn, one of the proprietors of
the Crown Roller Mills of Albany, and a
former resident of Sank Centre, was in
the city on Tuesday.
D.. D. Cheney of Sparta, Wis, a dealer
in lands, who has considerable realestate
interests in Minnesota, was in the city on
business on Wednesday,.
Stewart Taylor and family have re-
moved into the house owned by J. c.
Parker, diagonally across from the resi-
dence of Harry Parker.
Sixty-two persons here united with the
Methodist church during the past two
weeks. The indications, are that even
this number will be increased.
Work on the Odd Fellows block is
progressing tavorably. The mansurd
roofs well under way. 1t will require a
month to complete the work.
It was a glorious shower which visited
this region on Tuesday. The first gentle
warm rain of the season. Thunder and
lightning accompanied the rain.
A fact that all men with gray and
many shaded whiskers should know,
that Buckingham's Dye always colors
an even brown or black at will.
In the cases of Aaron Doty VS. Henry
Keller, and Hugh Moore VS. Henry Keller.
have both been appealed by the defend
ant, who offered no evidence in the cases.
Come to the maple sugar sociable,
Friday. Come one, come all and have
a. good time, at the Congregational
Church parlors. Supper served from six
TO nine