The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-06
LOCAL. SUMMARY.

On Friday evening.
1t is delightful weather.
Attend the benefit concert.
Bring in tina: wood on subscription.
A heavy wind prevailed on Tuesday.
Gov. Barto went to St. Paul on Tues
day.
All. Petit spent Sunday in Minneap.
oils.
Willis How was in St. Paul on Mon.
day.
HIP. Gallup was in the city on Wed
nesday.
Mrs A. M, Lamb has returned from a
visit OF several months with friends in
Pennsylvania.
A Whitney was in the city on Sat
urday last.
DR.. Dubois went down to St. Paul on
Friday last.
L. Kells returned on Wednesday from
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. E. NJ. Kelsey is visiting
friends in Mortified.
Chan Harmon was taking in the sights
at Melrose this week.
LIT. Storey goes to Long Prairie on
Friday to try law case.
The roads have not been improved by
the recent mild weather.
Clipper Hose Co., held its regular
meeting on Wednesday evening.
The fremen turned out with their usu-
al promptness at the Philes fire.
Mr.. Allen, of Aliens orchestra at
Osakis, was in the city on Monday.
new orchestra has been organized in
this city under the leadership of AL. Fish.
The mill has been shut down for sever
\ al days owing to break in the machin-
cry.
Al few minor improvements on the
opera house side curtains are contem-
plated.H>
The "coRweb" social is the latest eve
ming entertainment out. We are not
posted. 5
Frank Herbergcr of Osakis, manager
of the Touring mills, was in the city on
Monday.
William E. Smith of Lariniore, FORM
erly of this city, is spending the winter
in Florida.
The w. G. T. U. will meet next Tues
day at P. NJ, at the residence of Mrs.
John Clark.
Meetings are held in the Methodist
church every evening and will continue
indefinitely.
The Band OF Hope will meet next Sum
day at 3 P. NJ, in the Methodist church.
Everyone is invited.
Frank Minnstte and Ignatz Ahrentz
will operate the brewery, and be ready
for the trade in six weeks.
Henry Capser has been doing some
fancy lettering on the windows of his
store. Henry is an artist.
The band is practicing for a concert to
be given in the near future.
The CITY campaign has opened carly.
A poster, artistically done in crayon, has
been posted about the city.
Mrs. E. Conner and Mr.. and Mrs F..
Hines were visiting friends and relatives
at Melrose during the week.
Mrs. L. Nicolaus was called to St.
Cloud on Monday by the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs. c. Nehring.
Alexander Moore has so far recovered
from a serious attack of the grippe that
he is able to be about once more.
w. J. Whiteheld is rapidly convalescing
from the effects of the terrible fall which
he received more than a week ago.
Chas. Fish went to Minneapolis on
Saturday. He made trip through
southern Stearns county this week.
Plans and specifications for the new
iron bridge have been received by the
city clerk, and are on file at his Office.
Sunday was very mild day. and it
was taken advantage of for pleasure
driving. The sleighing was excellent.
A horse belonging to G. bold, fell and
broke its leg, on the road south of the
city, in the town of Getty, on Saturday.
Julian Klatt, a weA-to-do farmer of the
town of Orange, died suddenly On Sun
= day last, and was buried on Wednesday
w. A. Barto returned to Princeton
on Monday, after a pleasant visit OF
several days with his host of friends
here.
1t is Mrs. A. o. MattIson's hand, and
not head, which is seriously affected by
blood poisoning. 1t was typograph-
ical error.
Sid Huntley and Charley Diamond re-
turned from Grand Forks on Wednesday
and have gone to St. Paul to work at the
printers trade.
Liberatti, the great cornetist, and the
St. Cloud band, will probably give ar
entertainment ill this city some time in
February.
Will Tubbs, who has been in poor
health, is now rusticating at Hot
Springs, Ark. He is the guest Of the Ho.
tel Eastman.
The Stanley show company was ad
vertised to appear in his city on Monday
evening, but failed to material,ze 1t is
said the walking was bad.
tittle Christie McWold, a scholar ir
tn fourth grade, while playing about
the school house on Wednesday, fell ant
broke finger of his left hand.
The Sank Centre octet, ladies' quartet
and the orchestra will contribute to the e.
tertainment on Friday evening, the occa
sion Of the Ruthie Smith benefit. .s
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler will occupy til
RICE building, next east of the HERALl