The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-23
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890.

Coy. Barto spent Sunday in the city.
See advertisement of Chicago Bargai,
store
Masonic hall looks we'll in its new Goa
of paint.
Sheriff Andrew Kramer was in the cit,
on Monday.
Ole Haften. of North Fork, was in tn,
city on Tuesday.
Geo. NJ. Bennett, of Minneapolis, wa:
in the city on Friday
Frank NJ. Eddy of Glenwood, was il
the city on Wednesday.
How Bros. s. Co. will trade you new
stove for your old one.
Miss Annie Fuller, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of W. S. Dean,
If you want new stove tor YOUR old
one, call on How Bros. & Co.
Have you heard of the great bargains
at the Chicago Bargain store.
Hon. S. G.. COmstock was in the city
on Tuesday on his way to Long Prairie
Water from the city mains has been
introduced into the Woods block on
Mai,i-st.
Mrs. w. S. Dean has been i'll during
the past weck-not severely but confined
to the house.
Rev. T. c. Hudson and family left
for st. Cloud today, where they expect
to spend the winter.
| This issue OF the HERALD is full of poll
tics, and the result is that large amount
| of local news is crowded out.
Do not forget the auction on c. H. Ben
nett's farm on Monday of next week.
Read the advertisement carefully, else
| where.
In advanced age the declining powers
are wonderfully refreshed by Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t really does make the weak
strong
William Henry Eustes of Minneapolis
spent hours in the city on Tuesday, on
his way to Long Prairie, where he speaks
in the evening.
o. w. Baldwin and J. D. Sullivan of St.
Cloud, both candidates for county attor.
ney were in the city on Monday looking
after their fences.
1t is $50 samples of cloaks, and not
ITO, which M. Billed will have on exhi
bition at his store. The HERALD made
all error last week.
Messrs. Bouck, Dunn, Flynn and other
statesmen from the Morrison-Todd dis
trict were in town on Monday, on theil
way to Long Prairie.
A faded and discolored beard is untidy
and amisfortune. Itmay bepreventedby
using Buchingham's Dye for the Whisk
ers, never failing remidy.
The ladies of the Episcopal society will
give o'clock supper at the residence
of L. E. Coe, on Thursday evening Oct
80. All are cordially inyited.
Fast stock trains from Minnesota are
going eastward over the Northern rail
way daily. There is a vast amount o
stock being crowded into market.
Mrs. Barto having sold out the Ladies
Bazaar, will spend the winter in st
Cloud. She will leave next week, clos
ing her home here for the present.
Dan Brucka1t, the genial attorney TO,
St. Cloud, was in the city on Tuesday
on his way to Lonp Prairie to attend
He drove from this city to Long Prairie
At the Methodist church next Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon will
be 'Tesus of Nazareth, the King Of the
Jews" and at night the subject will bt
Moses"
W. J. Henderson, in an Article entitled
Journalism versus Literature" i'll thu
November Lippincott's gives some ex
cellent advice to young men who wish tt
take up journalism as profession.
There will be a meeting Of the John A
Logan club at the ci4y hall assembly
room on Saturday evening October 25th
at half past seven o'clock. Important
business demands full attendance.
!. Rueben E. West of Duluth, is the guest
of his mother. He is an old Sank Centr,
boy whom we are all glad to welcome
home, and regret that he makes his visit
so short. He is accompanied by his wife
and two children.
c. A. Emerson is squarely IN the fielt
for representatives as republican, ant
he is entitled to the undivided support Q
the republican party. He is not only /;
good citizen. but he is Thoroughly quail
fled to represent this district satisfac
torily.
Complaints have been lodged with tn
mayor relative to the sale of liquor OF
Sunday. The law is very strict in thi
point so strict that not even the proprie
tor himself has a right to enter his owl
saloon on Sunday but there is no dispo
sition to carry the law to this extent
But one thing is certain, the sale OF liq
uors on Sunday must cease or vigorou
measures will be resorted to.