The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-23
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Capt. Oscar Taylor was in the city on
Tuesday, among his old friends, asking
their support for county attorney. The
captain has hosts of friends here and
while all will not support him, yet none
will fail to respect him. He is a gentle
man.
Captain M. J. Hogan, of Spring Hill,
was in the city on Monday, on business.
He takes as active an interest as ever in
politics, and deplores the involved con-
dition of affairs political tn Stearns
county as keenly as every other man
in it.
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Judge Searle and Court Reporter Rus
sci were in the city on Monday on their
way to Long Prairie to hold a session
otthe district court for Todd county.
Hon. D. T. Calhoun, of st. Cloud, Hon.
Leon Lum, of Brainerd, and NJ. c. Kel-
sey, of Sank Centre, went up on legal
business.
S. w. Frederick made this office a
pleasant call on Tuesday. He informed
us that his wheat averaged eighteen
bushels to the acre. This is good crop
for this year. Mr.. Frederick runs a
threshing outfit and the average runs
from eight to fifteen bushels per acre.
fleetwood Press.
Sam. Beidleman has purchased the
Harry Parker building on Main-st for
the nominal consideration of $4,000.
He exchanges his Ashley farm of 200
acres for it, which is worth $25.OO per
acre. Mr.. Parker will go to farming i'll
the spring. The delivery of property
w i'll be made on April list.
A creamery has been organized with a
subscribed capital of 5000. Chan Har-
mon took the matter in hand and pushed
it to successful issue. One-ffth of the
stock has been subscribed by the farmers
and tour-ffths by business men of the
city. c. H. Freeman, of St. Cloud, was
here engineering the project.
Hon. c. F. Mcdonald was in the city
Monday. He claims that his trip was
devoid OF all political significance. but
that he was out looking after the crops
and industriously canvassing for the
Times. 1t is rarely one runs across a
man of equal intelligence who is so
densely ignorant of local political affairs.
He claims not to know a little bit about
Stearns county politics.