The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-14
THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1890.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1890.
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the Silver Co.
every night for six days.
The Silver Co., is good.
Halle nuts are nearly ripe.
~ 1t rains very easily these days.
Rain, rainfall night Monday night,
fire feels comfortable these cool
nights.
Hon. Henry, Keller has returned from
Chicago.
The Silver Co., is A. No. /, aud invites
competition.
Tramps are numerous, so keep your
back doors locked.
John Z. Hammered was in the city a
short time ON Monday.
The editor is away, therefore this early
issue and better paper.
Will Clark and Geo. West are enjoying
a week fishing at Birch Lake.
Marie & Co., have given their second
hand store a new coat of paint.
Mr.. Johnson is giving his hotel, near
the lake shore a coat of paint.
Prof Williams circus next week. 1t is
good, and don't mistake the tents.
Carl White, son of H. K. White, of AL
exandria, is visiting friends i'll this city.
A three-legged chicken is one of the
curiosities possessed by Chas. Bennett.
Notice Blied's advertisement in anoth-
er column. He offers great inducements.
Byron Carr has piece of petri6ed
wood that looks just like mud turtle.
Six or seven machine experts are keep
ing the machines in repair in this section.
Two daughters of James A. Norris are
visiting in Milwaukee and two in st.
Paul.
\ book agent has been making his
headquarters in the city during the past
week.
Go to the Eastern Hotel for good
square meal and clean bed. Every atten-
ton paid to guests.
Miss Gertrude Rich left for st. Paul on
Wednesday morning. She expects to
go thence to Dakota.
Capt Coe is putting in the stand pipe
at the Congregational church corner, as
ordered by the city council.
DR.. Palmer and wife, of the Silver Co.,
are quartered at the Sank Centre House,
the guest of mine host Bunnell.
S. kipp of Minneapolis, of the we'll
known firm of S. & O. kipp, realestate
dealers, was in the city on Tuesday.
Wheat is not as heavy crop as was
antici two or three weeks ago.
Much of it has been affected by heat.
John Boutell went to Wahpcton dur
ing the week, returning with his wife,
and will make their future home in this
city.
Fritz anecke threatens to take the
street sprinkler from off the street. He
claims he doesn't collect enough to pay
expenses.
Peter Gaspard can tell YOU just what
II costs to have Watermclons shipped to
this city. He had occasion to find it out
OH Monday.
Tohn Batchcldcr made a business trip
to the cities on Saturday last. He Sc
cured a large amount of damaged Irvine
while there.
The mill is running on full time and
getting ready for shutting down for oY-
erhauling preparatory to starting on the
new crop.
Win Reyleck and wife have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs los. Capser this week.
Mr.. Revleck was on his way to st. Paul
son business.
Geo. B. Fife and wife with two other
ladies, are in the city giving practical
lessons in the use of the Snow Flake bak-
5ng powder.
Mr. Cory, from the general Offices OF
the Osborne Harvester company, OF Au-
burn. n. Y, has been in the city during
the past week.
lens Bugge, of Alexandria, was the
successful competitor for the West Point
cadetship. at the examination recently
hall :, = E.r.o,,c Falls
The SILVER Co., is giving good exhibit
ons and drawing good crowds. 1t is
worth SO cts, for admission but they
only charge 10 cts.
Frank Newell, candidate Tor sheriff o
Stearns county, and NJ P. Morris, of the
Morris Tribune, were in the city on FRI
day the guests OF Fred Bunnel.
The German Catholic church choir will
90 to Browerville Oh September 7th, to
sing in the church there, during the pres
ence of Rt. Rev Bishop Zardetti.
Mrs. ]. L. Mullen has resigned as IL
yorarian of the public library, and Miss
Edna Rich has been appointed to sue
coed her. An excellent selection.
Geo. NJ. Bishop started for Boston last
wceS, but was taken sick at st. Cloud
and WAS compelled to return home. he
has postponed his trip indefinitely.
w. K. James breaks the record this
season. Not only has he cut his wheat
and stacked the most of it, but he has
large amount of blowing already done.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon will
he. THAT Zigzag Journey" at night the
subject will be, "Legalized Cannibalism."
DIR. Dubois has been absent nearly two
weeks, visiting at St. Paol, Duluth, Mil
waukee, Chicago, and Lake Mills, Wis.
He has been seasoning business with