The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-24
THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1890.

Monday on business.
Frank D. Lewis, of Long Prairie, wa
in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Fish returned from Red
wood Falls this morning.
Mrs. Owen Hyland is visiting friends
in St. Joseph and St. Cloud.
About 200 st. Cloud people took in thu
excursion to Duluth On Wednesday.
Miss Amelia Mellis, of Stoughton, Wis.
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Sheldrup.
H. Hubbard passed through the city
on Wednesday on his way to Morris
Fred Rowe has put in 16O acres of fla,
upon new land. down in Raenville coun.
ty.
Geo. Hosmer, wife and children are in thu
city, visiting Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Hosmer':
mother
Miss May Peterson of Douglas coun
ty, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. A.
Sheldrup.
A fishing party to Birch Lake one day
this week, captured over 800 of the fin
ny tribe.
Miss Della Clarity, of St. Cloud, is in
the city visiting her cousin, Mrs. Thorn
as Murphy.
Preaching next Sunday morning at the
Baptist church by Rev. c. T. Tucker Of
Minneapolis.
The ". c. T. U. will meet uext Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, at the residence of
Mrs. Chas. Perry.
Boylan, Brockell & Co., is the name of
a new banking firm at Paynesvill, E. X.
Phipps is the cashier.
Oliver Hunt, engineer of the steamboat,
has received licence as engineer. from
the state inspector.
Ed. Thomason and wife, Mrs. Chas.
Perry and Mrs. Stark are camping at
Birch Lake this week.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bishop has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Eearle, at St.
Cloud, during the past week.
Mrs. Charles Bradford, OF Monticello,
has been the guest of w. D. Towsend's
family, during the past week.
Enos NJ. Kicker, editor of the Riceyillee
Iowa, Recorder, paid the HERALD a
pleasant fratcrnal call on Tuesday.
Quite storm prevailed in the woods
about two miles cast of town on Tues
day evening. No serious damage re-
suited.
The Billy Marble company is in town
this week, portion of it is domiciled at
the Sank Centre house, and portion It
the Star.
The township of Sank Centre has a
very neat littletown house erected inst
south of the city limits, on the west side
of the Getty road.
TOnh O'Day one OF the oldest fremen
on the Great Northern railroad, was
and his neck broken.
Willard and Morris will play match
game of ball in this city, or Willard,
Willard to usethe St. Cloud battery.
TIE REPORT of the county commission
ers proceedings, together with the reso
luton washing the grand jury, will be
be found elsewhere in this paper.
Jake Jacob is in the East selecting the
winter stock for Jacob Bros. 1t is the
intention to put in for theta and winter
trade the finest stock in Western Stearns.
w. S. DRYDEN, whose home is at Cash
elm northeastern Dakota, says the
crops are excellent in his vicinity, but
west of him they are not at all satisfact-
orv.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon will
be sabbath Observance" and at night
there will be held Gen. b. Fisk memoir
al service.
Miss Laura Knott returned on Friday
rom a tour through the great lakes from
Duluth to Chicago, stopping at inter-
mediate points. She has been absent
from home two weeks.
Miss Clarity of St. Cloud, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Tom Muir
phey, was called to St. Cloud this morn
ing by telegram occasioned by the death
of her cousin. John O'Day.
The following comprise camping par
to Birch Lake, to remain two weeks:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Murphy, the Misses
Edith Whitefeld, May Woolford, Matte
Woolford and Della Clarity.
W. 5. Dryden of Cashel, Walsh Co., N,
D., is in the city. Heisin excellent health
at present, although he has been quite i'll.
He combines wheat-buving and farming
as his business.
Prof. w. ]. Brown and wife, now OF
Athens, Tenn, formerly of this city, ar
rived to-day for visit with friends.
They have hosts of them here " no will
be delighted to see them.
Rev. E. A. Perry, of Fair Haven
preached in the Baptist church on Mon
day and Tuesday evening. The church is
considering the matter of engaging the
services of a resident pastor.
The county commissioners will be in
the city on Saturday next to inspect the
iron bridge. They will be accompanied
by Engineer Loueth, and if satisfactory,
the bridge will be accepted.
Building Association dues will be COL
lccted at the Bank of Sank Centre during
the absence of the secretary. Mr.. Ho-
gan will be away the first Saturday in
August and may not return until after
the regular September meeting.
John d. Jones was in the city ON Mon
day. Like everyone else who has any in
terest in matters political, he was not a
little nervous. There is no reason why
the state convention now in session
should not nominate him, and yet cir.
cllmst ances do not ALWAYS do lust as