The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-03-27

near Mile Laos, has returned to thi
tity. He reports very successful seas
on.
| The junior member of the firm of Half
er & Lewis, came down from Long Prai
RE on Monday, and was the jnest of hi.
partner.
Every tissue of the body, every bone
muscle and organ, is made stronger and
more healthful by the use of Hoods Sar
saparilla. %-
Miss Julia Tubbs is home for a few
days from Mortified. She will leave
next week for Walhalla, N. D., to teach
a term of school.
Pete Hoffman is instructing the Little
Falls drum corps, and preparing it for
the coming 6. A. R. encampment to be
held at that place.
Charlie Parker purchased the wooden
addition to the rhomason building and
removed it to his farm where it will do
service as barn.
How Bros. & Co. have reftted their
shelf boxes. and have exhibited not only
rare taste, but a real genius for haying
things convenient.
While Peter Gaspard was in St. Paul
last week he ordered an immense new
stock Of confectionery and fruits, which
are now arriving daily.
A. H. Petit has removed his office
across the street, into the Thomson
building, recently purchased by him,
Wall-st. is now in full blast!
Ex-Commander Barto has received an
invitation to deliver the memorial day
Grafton at Anoka, on May 3Oth, from
the Grand Army post of that.
Joseph Kraker was in the city on Sat
urday. On Monday he left for Tacoma
Henry Keller accompanying him. They
will be absent about two weeks.
Miss Katie Kuzba celebrated he 10th
birthday anniversary on Wednesday. A
humber of her young friends visited her
in the evening and had a merry time.
The meetings at the rink continue with
unabated interest. The attendance is
large and the results are satisfactory to
the clergymen having the matter in
charge.
Officer Eoty made an official trip to
Munich the other day, and says If you
60 with cutter you will wish you had
taken a buggy, and if you had stayed
at home.
Henry c. Lyman and wife of Ray
mond, visited northern New York re-
Gently, and about all the weather they
experienced was a series of drenching
transforms.
Grand Master Sprague has accepted
an invitation to be present at the an
niversary celebration of 0dd-Fellowship
in Minneapolis on April Oath. 1t will be
a notable event.
w. o. P. Hillsdale has a copy of the
Tacoma Leader containing the speech OF
George Francis Train, just before start
ing on his trip around the world. 1t is
decidedly trainish.
Jos. Capser is in st. Paul with Rev.
Gunkel, of St. Paul's Catholic church,
of this city, who is having an operation
performed on his eye; and desired Mr..
Capser's attendance.
August Schaefer, father-in-law of Fred
Williams, and his four sons, are figuring
on the purchase of the mill site at Swan
vile, for the purpose of putting up
frst-class Touring mill.
J. M. Garfield was at work the other
day repairing buggy for John Dennis
which he helped Mum Herman build
seventeen years ago, when Mr.. Crnield
was learning his trade.
Claim Agent Taylor, OF the Northern
Pacific railroad las been in town to aG-
just the claim of Steven Pederom, for
having his bob-sleds smashed by train
on the pain-st. crossing recently.
w. E. Lee, of Long Prairie, has offered
to donace $500 toward a public library
in that place; besides, he will contribute
500 year for FIVE years provided a
libe amount is raised from other sources.
The Odd Fellows will commence work
on the improvements to their block
and fitting up model lodge rooms and
other apartments. 1t is expected that it
will be ready for dedication some time in
May.
Remember the band concert on Mon
cay evening, April 18th. A fine program
will be rendered at the opera house.
Give the boys testimonial as substan-
tlal as the limits of the hall will war
rant.
Oscar, brother of Chas. ]. and August
Lofgren, who has been attending the
famous McGill veterinary college at
Montreal, returned 20 Sank Centre on
Friday. He has not completed his COL
lege course.
Gov. Barto has been succeeded by
James Compton, Of Fergus Falls, as COM
mander of the Minnesota department of
the G. A. r. TIL, retiring officer made
an excellent record, as presiding officer
has fer equals.
How Bros. & Co. have On exhibition
an oil stove for heating purposes. 1t is
just the thing for heating small apart
ment where it is not convenient to make
nections with chimney, as it Is alb
solutely free from smoke or disagreable
odor.
Henry Keller is nothing, if not enter
prising. During his recent trip in the
east he purchased a number of incandes-
cent electric lamps of $50 candle power,
which he proposes to put up somewhere
in the city where the best results will be
realized.
Peter Nelson, log hauler for a saw
mill near Little Falls, was killed by log
rolling t,pon him. He was a former re-