The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-21


will meet in ST. Cloud on the second
Tuesday in September.
T. r. Marston of Minneapolis. inspect
OF for the Minnesota Loan and Trust
Company is in the city.
Landlord Bunnell doesn't propose to
have grass grow around his hotel, an d
has had it all pulled up.
Bert Woods is pushing work on his
new house. He expects to have it ready
for occupation next week.
A friendly letter from Prof. Woodley
says he will arrive in Sank Centre on the
noon train on Saturday.
Herman Mining of Swanville, was in
the city on Tuesday. He started for
Chicago on Wednesday.
c. M. Sprague and Henry Keller
went down to St. Paul on Saturday, re-
turning the same evening.
Baldwin & Zierold are prepared to
loan money on personal security or six
and twelve months time.
On next Sunday evening Union Cos
pei Temperance meeting will be held at
the G. A. r. Memorial Hall.
Miss Leona Dennis has gone to Min
neapolis to accept a position in whole
sale house as stenographer.
Several of our musicians have organized
new orchestra and are prepared to
play for parties. dances, etc.
Burke DeGroat, late partner in the
Long Prairie Leader, is visiting his
mother and sister in this city.
F. E. Searle came up from St. Cloud
and spent Sunday in the city. His wife
and children had preceded him.
Halle Lamb is taking violin lessons of
Miss Hannah Petit. He is promising
scholar, having real genius for music.
Dr. Rich expects to get into his new
building about Sept. LIST. He is having
beautiful floor laid in oak and birch.
Prof. Brown on his return home from
visiting friends here was rendered a grand
reception at Monticello by his old schol-
ars.
J. H. Mcdonald who went to Utah a
year ago, has returned. More OIL account
of the health of his wife, than any other
cause.
D. J. Jones, formerly operator at this
station, was in the city on Wednesday.
He was on his way to. Pennsylvania on
a visit.
Willis How was bound to have a chick
en- hunt, even if he did have to 90 to
Osakis, West Union and West port, after
a dog.
c. E. Buss, of Long Prairie, was in the
city on Wednesday. He came down to
oversee the work on his farm, located
near here.
J. M. Simmons has gone to Assume
boine, Mont, having accepted position
with SHEPPARD, Stems & Co., railroad
ontctorsaI.
Chas. A. Morse and family, T. r.
Marston and family, and number of
Others are spending few days at Fair
view on Osakis Lake.
The paint for the repainting of the old
Barnum hall is here, and soon a great
in the appearance of the
building will be noticed.
Sanford Smith has been enjoying a Wis
it from an old army comrade, whom he
has not seen or heard from since the time
they parted in Virginia.
Owen Hyland is preparing to build
large barn on his farm north OF the
city. 1t is to be two stories high, with
the first story of stone.
F. E. Barnum came up from Austin
during the week. E. P. Barnum has
purchased the Avalanche and will take
possession next week.
DR.. Dubois has returned from trip of
a couple of weeks. He visited Minneap-
oils, St. Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee and
other points in Wisconsin.
Officer Carr, Thomas Murphy and
Harry Biggerstaff arrested crazy man
at the mile bridge on Wednesday evening.
He is Swede and stranger.
c. M. Sprague called on c. r. Tubbs
at the Minneapolis Chamber of Com
MERGE the other day. He says that
Charlie is right in his element.
Miss Mammie Tobey, daughter of u.
M. Tobey, of Sank Centre, MIMI, is Wis
iting with her uncle, Henry R. Tobey.
-[Marion, N. Y, Enterprise.
Mrs. Marston, two daughters and
son of Minneapolis, are stopping at Mrs.
S. Simonton's on a vacation enjoying
the healthful atmosphere of our city.
DIR. A. M. Heath, ofthe Plymoth church
of St. Paul, delivered very able, in
structive and entertaining sermon on
Sunday morning at the Congregational
church.
A select dancing party was held in the
opera house on Friday evening by a
number of our society people. The music
was furnished by the SILVER company or
chestra.
Geo. Fish, Capt. Coe and gentleman
named West, shot thirty-eight chickens
on Wednesday, several other good bags
are also reported.
Jud Hanson and wife of Helena. Mont.
are the guests of Chas. Fish and wife
Mrs. Hanson was formely Miss Eta
Swager of this city.
All pupils who desire to get their STATE
certificates for the last examination car
do so by calling at the office on Satur
day, Aug. 20, between the hours of three
and 1--we P. NJ.
c. P. Dunson. who has been in the EN-
ploy Of r. l.. Day for some time past
leaves for Dakota this week to run al
engine through harvest: from there h,