The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-11-20

Falls to attend the Episcopal convoca
ton of Northern Minnesota.
Esquire Carr will soon remove to the
house recently purchased by his son By
ron of Mrs. S. L. Dimond, near the Min
neapolis & Northern elevator.
Rev. M. w. Chunn of Glenwood will
preach morning and evening on Sun day
next in the Congregational church. Mr.
Blodgett will preach in Alexandria.
Attention! If you desire fine head OF
hair of a natural hue and free from dand
ruff, Halls Hair Remover is the best and
safest preparation to accomplish it.
Mel. Billed has received a large con.
signment of dress goods and fancy work
articles which he is selling at bargain
prices. See "ad" in another column.
The Keller manufacturing company is
furnishing electric lights until 1890 Am.
and then resumes at 5 A. M, giving light
in the early morning when it is needed.
DR.. Lewis has recovered from his recent
sickness, which confined him to the house
for several days. He lost fifteen pounds
of good solid flesh, but he is getting it
back again rapidly.
The creamery association has been
christened Spring Brook-a very appro-
pirate name indeed considering the fact
that there is very fine spring of pure
water on the premises.
Miss Frankie Wilkins of st. Cloud, was
in the city on Friday and Wednesday at
tending the Sunday school convention.
She has hosts of warm friends here who
give her cordial welcome.
The electric fire alarm was burned out
the other night, by coming in contact
with the electric light wire. Both wires
were wet, the conditions being favorable
for connecting the current.
Frank Head, of Johnsonsburg. Wyom-
ing county. New York, has purchased
the Wolcott farm in West Union, and the
Western New York colony has received
another valuable accession.
The fremen will give ball at the ope-
IA house on Thanksgiving night. The
boys are making preparations for roy
al good time, and will make it mighty
pleasant for their guests. Let everyone
buy ticket and give the boys a hand
some benefit.
Venisou is coming in very rapidly from
Todd county. Not less than fifty saddles
have been shipped down the branch road
during the past week consigned to par
ties in Minneapolis. Many of them were
fine, large bucks.
Chas. Fish returned from Minneapolis
on Wednesday. He has done an enor-
nous business for the company as gen.
eral agent in his territory, and will re-
main in the employ of the company in
the same capacity.
James Ingram has returned from Chi
cago, whether he went to settle up his
years business with the Osborne COM
pany as its general managerin the north
west. He re-ensaged with the company
for the ensuing year.
The citizens of Sank Centre are request
ed to meet at the Sank Centre house par
lors on Friday evening, Nov. Dist, at
8 O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing
a chess club. Bring your chess men and
boards. A CHESS PLAYER.
On Saturday the remains of VIM. F.
Barnard, father of Mrs. S. G. Barnard
and Mrs. VIM. Pangburn, were removed
from the place where they were inferred
twenty-five years ago on the old home
stead two miles south of town, to Oak
land cemetery, by S. G. Barnard.
The Keller Manufacturing company
wants 1000 cords of body Eastwood
and poplar, for the electric light plant.
The company has been compelled to ship
in wood from Albany and Avon. There
is plenty of it right here, and our farmers
stould see that the money for it is kept
at home. q
May Louise Aigen and her company
gave very creditable entertainments at
the opera house on Monday and Tuesday
evenings of this week. The parts
throughout were we'll rendered and the
company is one of the best that has been
in this city for some time. The,company
and the home band did not receive the
remuneration they deserved.
The Deestrict Skule given at the Grand
Army hall on Friday evening last was
very funny indeed. and the vast crowd
present enjoyed it immensely-Esquire
Wilcox enacted the roll of pedagogue
with dignity and severity, and the pu-
pills were typical of the district school Of
fifty years ago. The entertainment net
ted abont $500 to the hall fund.
Alexander Moore has suffered serious
affection in the loss of the sight of his
right eye. On Saturday last; while driv-
ing, he felt that his sight was growing
dim, and while not in any pain he discov-
cred that the sight had departed alto
gether from ore eye. His physician is
unable to assign any definite cause, but
is inclined to think it is only temporary.
He will go to St. Paul or Minneapolis to
consult specialist.
Goodsill & N9odley, the new hard
ware and lumber firm, will be open for
business about the first of next month.
they have rented the old hammock chair
building near the mill, and the trout