The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-07
Bert SAWYER was in town to-day.

Dawes Howe, of Melrose, was in towr
on Wednesday.
Geo. NJ. Bishop has gone east for Wis
it of several weeks.
Peter Johnson of Westport was in the
city on Wednesday.
Levi NJ. Davis of Long Prairie was in
the city on Tuesday.
John Simmons is in town. He is locat.
ed at Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. S. M. Bruce has been i'll since her
return from Minneapolis.
V.M. Thomson has been confined to
his house tor several days.
Joseph Capser was visitor at st.
Cloud during the past week.
J. H. Simonton, and son Frank, went
down to st. Cloud on Tuesday.
Miss Gilman of Minneapolis is
the guest of Miss Flora Truman.
c. NJ. Sprague went to St. Paul on
Saturday, returning the same evening.
Henry Keller, Henry Keller Jr., Harry
Parker and R. T. Greene, are in Chicago.
CT. Garrett of Minneapolis, former
Iy of this city has been in town this week.
SD. Smith and wife of Westport regis.
tered at the Sank Centre house on We'd
nesday.
Col. E. Bridgman came over from Lit
tie Falls on Monday, returning home on
Tuesday.
Peter Ehr, of Minot, formerly of Mel
rose, is picking up carload of sheep in
this vicinity.
Miss Carrie Ward left for Grand Forks
on Saturday where she will visit for two
or three weeks.
NJ. A. Seheldrup has put up hand
some gilt mortar for sign, in front of
his drug store.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet next Sunday. at 3 P. NJ, in the
congregational cHulSh.
Geo. L; Stabler sprained his ankle
while overseeing work on his farm.
He stepped in hole.
Geo. NJ. Bishop has gone to New York
and Boston. He will purchase a full line
of goods while in the east.
Mrs. Carney has returned from Litch-
field. whittier she attended the remains
of her husband for burial.
A carload of water melons arrived IN
the city early this week and our mer-
chants laid in liberal stocks.
en-. sprague is in Chicago attending
the convention of the militant branch OF
the Independent Order of Odd-fellows.
Billy Marble, and troupe stopped over
in the city today on their way to
Glenwood where they play one night.
Miss Olive Lea gitt was the guest of
Mrs. ]. B. Perkins on Wednesday. She
is on her way home to Brownsville.
President Hill of the Great Northern
westward, on Tuesday, on special He
stopped-at the crossing west of the city
The lawn sociable at the residence of
Mrs. S. Simonton has been postponed
until next Tuesday evening August 10Th.
A cyclone-shaped cloud attracted con-
siderable attention this evening. 1t was
in the west and looked quite dangerous.
John Batchelder has sold a carload of
Irvine during the past week; part of it
from the security warehouse damaged
stock.
A. E. Irwin and family are visiting
friends in Dakota county. He will re-
turn in a few days and resume his place
in the elevator.
Comparisons are said to be oderous-
but comparisons cannot be compared
to the load Of eggs Parson Huntress dis
posed of last week.
Nestor, Jr., the valuable young stallion
owned by Tubbs and Dubois, has been
sent to Alexandria to be trained by a
competent horseman. =.
Show next week commencing with
Thursday. 1t is a tent affair and adver-
tises patent medicine. 1t is said to
carry seventeen people.
Gov. and Mrs. Barto left ON Wednes-
day for Boston to attend the national
encampment of the Grand Army. They
will be absent two weeks.
A gentleman named Horton, former
resident of this city, has opened marble
cutting establishment in the old
Brink building on Third-st.
There was heavy rain storm on Tues
day night, with sharp lightning and
heavy thunder. Vast volumes of water
fell, but no damage resulted.
The sympathies of all 60 out to Geo.
w. Benedict editor of the Sank Rapids
Sentinel, in his affection. His wife died
recently, aged sixty-one years.
Frank Woods has "a hard looking face.
He relied upon a treacherous board in his
ice house which gave way. He ellheayi-
ly, cutting his nose quite severely.
The Great Northern road will extend its
main line toward the coast 1OS miles
this season. The contract has been let
and work will commence at once.
Will SimontUn, who has been holding
a position on the Grand Forks Plain
dealer, is home on vacation of two or
three weeks. He will attend the state
university.
"Thy Kingdom Come" will he Pastor
Blodgett's text next Sabbath and
morning. Sabbath school and Young
Peoples meeting as usual, but no even
ing service.
For the first time since its organiza
ton, the Minneapolis court had abso,
lutely no business on the docket for the
regular semi-monthly return day, on