The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1890.
Billy Marble all next week.


Fishing in the lake is excellent.
Miss Louie Allen spent Sunday in tn
city.
Gov. Barto made his usual home visi
on Sunday.
DO. Wood g. Co., Headquarters 70
binding Irvine.
A. Dahlem has.laid brick floor i'll tn
basement of his store.
Mrs. Henry Keller will leave German,
for home on August &c.
John d. Jones, of Long Prairie passet
through the city onMonday.
Willis How visited West Superior ant
Duluth during the past week.
Miss Elelia Penrose of Chicago, is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. Fred Rowe.
Andrew J. Smith spent couple ofday:
of the past week in Minneapolis.
A. Y. Balm, contractor for the iror
bridge, was in the city on Monday.
Fred Cooper has been nursing bat
case of face poisoning, by poison ivy.
Odell Sheets, instructor of the school at
Willard, was in the city on Saturday.
William Petit of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday with his brother, A. H. Petit.
This vicinity is fortunate in escaping
the storms which afflict our neighbors.
&c. Ward station agent at Little
Falls, was the guest of ]. c. Parker over
Sunday.
Miss Mollie Tobey is contemplating a
visit to New York state in the near
future.
y blind man and young boy, as atten-
dant, were soliciting aims i'll the city on
Saturday.
Mrs. c. F. Sawyer of Minneapolis is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
L. Stahler.
Andrew Gordon got drunk, was arrest
ed and fined ten dollars and costs. He
will pay 1t.
Miss LII Harmon has gone to Bath
gate, \. D., to be the guest of her uncle
{. T. Harmon.
Burke DeGroat has sold his interest in
the Long Frairie Leader to his partner,
Frank 4. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Henshaw sang at
the Episcopal church on Sunday last.
The music was excellent.
DR.. McMasters and Lucas kells are
making arrangements to enlarge their
residences at an early date.
Miss Ada Huntrcss, who has been Wis
itlng in Lyman Prairie for several days,
returned home Oh TIE day.
Miss Grace Marston of Minneapolis,
has been the guest of Mrs. Chas. a.
Morse during the past week.
The Episcopal chapel in the Gray settle
mcut is all enclosed, and will be ready |
for services in couple of weeks.
1t was a brilliant sunset on Saturday |
nigIl;. The sky was heapcd up with
mountains Of gorgeous colOrs.
The caucus on Saturday afternoon was
not largely attended, not single person
from the township being present.
y large number of electric light poles
have been struck bv lightning, in lower
town, and s!ivcrs split from them.
The residence of Rev. {. L. Blodgett is
undergoing extensive internal improve
ments Its utility will be about doubled.
John Howard has about recovered
from his recent attack of illness which
confined him to the house for several
days.
Mvron Eaton and wife of Wal:ham,
Mass. were the guests of Mrs. c. {.
Tobey. Mrs. Eaton is a cousin of Mrs.
Tobev.
\ pleasant picnic party went up the
lake on Tuesday by steamer, Miss Grace
Knott being the promoter ofthe pleasure
excursion.
Aliss Marie Gross Of Little Falls, who
has been visiting Miss Veronica Capser
for a couple of weeks, left for home on
Tuesday.
Frank Shaughnessv, when last heard
from was away out i'll British Columbia,
headed hOmeward. He Is enjoying his
trip greatly.
Mrs. Alex Tully left on Monday for
Sedalia. Mo. where she will spend sever
al weeks. Mr.. Tully accompanied her as
far as St, Paul.
Il is gratifying to note that Dean Stab
Ter is rvgaining his stength, and his VEN
cradle figure is not an uncommon sight
upon our streets.
Ncssr LOvaas s. Garfield have re-
moved to their new building on Third-st.,
which they have fitted up in excellent
form for their business.
Word from Washington says that
Henry Keller has secured two Patents,
on one his Irvine and the other on the
machine for making it.
Gorge Ley and ]. VAIL, of st. Cloud,
rusticatcd in the city during the past
week. They enjoyed several sailboat
and steamboat excursions.
The famous Marble Theatre Company
every night next week. Seats now on
sale at Greene's. prices % and 80 cents.
Opening play Solomon Isaacs.
Miss Lloyd. formerly assistant princi
pal of the high SCHOOL, is the guest of Mrs.
Childs. She has many friends here who
extend iier 4 warm welcome.
L. p. Barnum has been working very
industriouslv in and about his house
and grounds since his return, and the re
suits arc pleasuntly observable.
The juvenile baseball club of Wes- Tn
ion and the boys nice Of this city, played
:; match game here on Saturday after
noon. resulting in a tie score.
Esquire Carr presided at the republican
caucus on Saturday afternoon, as usual,