The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-01-30
LOCAL.

A January thaw is threatened.
McGinty has arrived. Kill him!
Lucas Kells has gone to st. Paul.
No. 3455 drew the album at Rich's.
H. P. Gallup was in the city on We'd
nesday.
Wolves are frequently seen in Round
Prairie.
Alexander Moore is greatly improved
in health.
Dawes How was in the city visiting
on Sunday.
Peter Pauly lost a horse by strangula-
ton last week.
Charles Fish has zone to Browns Val
ley on business.
Judge Baxter complimented our opera
house very highly.
Geo. NJ. Bennett came up from Mime
apolis on Saturday.
Saturday last was a delightful day
warm and pleasant.
d. S. Duncan, of West Union, was in
the city on Saturday.
Henry Keller contemplates an early
trip to Washington.
Gov. Barto returned from St. Paul on
Wednesday evening.
Halt the pork and half the hay should
No 80, C+o,a ~, CapIlanaS 1ay
Joe Hardebeck, of Alexandria, vas a
visitor in the city on Saturday.
Capt. Coe is happy. An iron bridge
has been his hobby for years.
Rev. Father Gunkel celebrated his
birthday anniversary on Sunday.
Services were held in the Irish Catho-
lie church on Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. J. o. Milue of Crookston, former
ly of Sank Centre, is visiting friends here.
DR.. 7. A. Dubois went to st. Paul on
Tuesday, returning on Wednesday noon.
Frank Minnette is preparing to o
his family zach to this city from Alexan-
dria.
The weather has been warmer than the
usual January average, during the past
week.
The stockholders of the Duluth, Huron
g. Denver railroad meet in Chicago to-
morrow.
Follow the crowd, they are rushing to
Rieh's for photos. Cabinets only $500
per dozen.
Mrs. A. O. Madison is suffering from
blood poisoning. Her head is seriously
effected.
Gov. Barto and Chan. Harmon voted
on Monday in their own wards, just for
a change.
Miss Wilson went to Mankato on
Friday last on a visit. She will be alb
sent a month.
John Midland, Of Ashby, stopped off
at Sank Centre over Sunday ON his way
home from St. Paul.
Last Saturday was an unusually live
1y day in town. The farming element
was we'll represented.
Sank Centre has been designated a
freight distributing point for stations
west as far as Parkdale.
Forty electric lightshave been put into
the Sank Centre house Ivy the Keller
Manufacturing Company.
The mayor issued his proclamation on
Saturday ordering all the saloons closed
during the election on Monday.
Robert Kells. of Waukesha, Wis,
brother of Lucas and Lyman kells, has
a position in the Bank of Sank Centre.
Next Sunday will be Candlemas day.
The bear, woodchuck and ground, hog
will perform the annual shadow dance.
The second number Of the College Bull
letin wa. published last week. 1t is
published by the Sank Centre Academy.
Iohnuv Law and Pet Brawley spent
Sunday tn this city. They are two of the
most popular travelling men on the
road.
Payncsvillc is all torn up. The post
Office is to be removed 1877 rods and a
few inches towards the rising sun. Old
Town is red headed.
Max G~artcnlaub has leased 4 store iii
Pavnesville, and will remove his stock
of goods thithcr. He has been in bust
ness here since last August.
NJ. c. Kelsey has removed his office
furniture to the Barto block, and the firm
of Barto & Kelsey is now established
with full working equipment.
Drs. II. NJ. Post and w. l.. Beebe have
been appointed pension examiners. DR..
Post succeeds DR.. McMasters, of this
CITY, who resigned in his favor.
Willis How is of the opinion that the
next time he holds anyone's team while
he votes at an election. he will exact a
bond from the voter hat he vote right.
To strength N the hair, thIcken the
growth, stop its b%lanching pnd falling
out, and where it is gray to restore the
youthful color, use Halls Hair Renew
er.
The firm of w, W. Woods & Son has
been dissolved; and it is understood the
senior Woods will conduct the meat
market, while the son succeeds to the
hardware trade.
There is luck in odd numbers. Get a
ticket for one dozen cabinets, (only $500
per dozen,) and take the next prize, a
life size crayon and frame, to'be given to
the lucky holder, February II.
Rev. d. F. Gross has resigned the pas
torate for the Baptist church in this city
after four months of effective labor. He
made many friends here during his stay,
and his departurei is universally regretted
In the probate court, in the matter Of
the estate of Catharine Apfeld, deceased.
Settled and allowed administration &C
count. Made and recorded final de-