The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-05-29
AUX CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
This is summer.

LOCAL. SUMMARY.
This is summer.
Carpets, at the Boston.
M. Hogan is in st. Cloud.
Lowell carpets at the Boston.
Butterick patterns at the Boston.
IA lbs. granulated sugar at Gaspard's.
The Boston keeps Butterick patterns.
ST Hayward of St. Cloud is in the city
Get Butterick pattern at the Boston
John 7. Boobar of St. Cloud is in town
Silk umbrellas and parasols at tn
Boston.
10 lbs evaporated apples for $l.oo
Gaspard's.
Dawes How came up from Melrose Il
spend Sunday in the city.
w. "A. Gates was in the city on business
on Saturday of last week.
The crop prospects were never better
at this season of the year.
Will Tubbs is home to attend thu
Commencement exercises.
The Boston has a full line of th'
famous Butterick patters.
The steamboat was plying the water:
of the lake on Sun lay last.
Marie & Co. have a new dray, attrac.
lively painted and lettered.
IL. Rochol. county superintendent o.
schools is in the city to-day.
IL. Robbins has been nursing lame
knee, the result Of a partial fall.
. Following the showery season the
weather came off clear and cool.
CARPErs-cARPErs-
AT THE BARGAIN STORE
Dean Stabler has improved in health
quite radically during the past week.
Special Millinery Bargain Counter at
Mrs. Whitefeld's. Don't fail to examine.
Ed Warner OF Cooperstown, N. D., an
old time Sank Centre boy, is in the CITY.
The w. CT. U. will meet next Tuesday
at 8 p. NJ. at the residence of Mrs. j.
Clard.
VIM. Jerman has been appointed CEN
sus enumeration for the township of
Sank Centre.
Breaking is progressing rapidly. The
ground is in excellent condition Since the
recent rains.
The school year closes this evening
with the commencement exercises OF the
high school.
A gang of horse traders have been ply
ing their vocation in this vicinity during
the past week.
The Odd Fellows will dedicate their
new hall on Saturday evening with APP
propriate ceremony.
State examinations have been in pro-
gress, under direction of Prot. Woodley
during the past week.
Mrs. Bagg, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Chan. Marshall for some time, lett
on Wednesday for Denver.
Mrs. A. H. Petit, and son Joe, will
spend several months with the friends OF
Mrs. Petit, at Gosport, Ind.
Fred Cooper. manager for Mcclure &
Whitney, closed up three sales Of wild
land in this county on Monday.
Several grades of the public school held
a picnic at Fairy Lake. this afternoon.
So in the shade on Wednesday.
Odd Fellows hall will be thing of
beauty when complete. 1t will be ready
for dedication on Saturday evening.
James Duncan of West Union, was in
the city on Saturday. He is still hale
and hearty tor one so advanced in years.
1t rained pleasantly and easily during
the past week, and the ground is now IN
excellent condition for the growing crops.
"A Norris WI, attend the term of
United States court at Wluoha he~'
week, IN the service of his country, - "
trial Juror.
The case of c. NJ. Coats VS. w. A.
Oates, has been on trial before the NUM-
cipal court during the past week. 1t is
not finished.
A communication from H. H. Veile, re-
ceived too late for this issue 1t gives
very cheering news relative to crops in
western Stearns.
A.D. Favell of Lake Mills. Wis.,, has
been the guest ofhis daughter, Mrs. J. A.
Dubois, during the past week. He left
for home on Tuesday.
Will Conwell is seriously i'll, and while
his recovery is not despaired of, yet it
will doubtless be some time before he is
beyond the danger line.
Stewart Taylor and Charles F. Hen.
dryx have been selected as delegates to
the Episcopal diocesan council to he held
in Minneapolis next week.
Albert Dahlem will return next week
from New York, accompanied by his
daughter Pauline, who has been visiting
her uncle since last November.
The cases brought against two young
fellows for peddling, and appealed by
them to the district court, was dismissed
on motion of the city attorney.
Walter Brewer is engaged in type-set-
ting with the West Publishing Company
of St. Paul. Sid Huntley and Charlie
Dimond arc fellow compositors.
Fragments" will be the subject next
Sabbath morning at the Congregational
church. THE waiting Savior" will be
the topic of the evening discourse.
Mr.. Barkaloo, the new Grove Lake
postmaster, has purchased a portion OF
the equipment of the old Sank Centre
Office and removed it to Grove Lake.
William RAIN who is spending the