The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-11
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1890.

N. r. Steadman arrived in the city to,
day.
Mike Nugent was in town on Wednes.
day.
Charlie Fish went to st. Paul on Tues.
day,
Mrs. Conwell has removed to Mime
apolis.
a lively thunder storm on Wednesday
evening.
Young Albert Dahlem is visiting the
Exposition.
Hon. kittle Halverson was in the city
on Saturday.
W. P. Hilsdale and family went St.
Paul on Monday.
Henry Capser is in the East purchasing
goods for the fall trade.
Parker Mcclure came up from st. Cloud
on business on Tuesday.
Stuart Taylor is expected home from
Helena, Mont, this week.
Miss Matte Johnson, of Mortified, is
the guest of NJ. c. Kelsey and wife.
NJ. A. Sheldrup is among the Sank
Centre Pilgrims to the rival cities.
Capt. L. E. Coe and wife left for the
State fair and Exposition on Tuesday.
Geo. Whitney wrecked his buggy in
his eagerncss to get to his bur ming house.
John kernahan, Coats bus driver,
is attending the Exposition at Minneap-
oils.
y. W. Rice, who has been i'll for some
time is about again, nearly as well as
ever.
DR.. Dubois went to st. Paul last week
His wife and children accompanied him
home.
Charles II. Bennett and wife went to
Minneapolis on Tuesday to be absent a
week.
The stand pipe for sprinkling purposes,
at the Congregational church corner, is
in place.
y. NJ. Crowell, of Long Prairie, was
in the city this morning on his WAY to
St. Paul.
Willis Howe c to Minneapolis on
Wednesday to attend the Fair and EN-
position.
Saturday was lively day. The streets
were busy, and considerable wheat was
marketed.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet next Sunday at 3 p. NJ, in the Bap-
fist church.
Miss Flora Waite, of Long Prairie,
was visiting friends and relatives in this
city last week.
Mrs. ]. y. Dubois and children nave
returned from their visit of several weeks
to Lake Mills, Ms.
Bishop Zardctti was the guest of
Father Gunkcl, on Monday, on his re-
turn from GAINESVILLE.
John Lyendccker is laid up with a sore
eye, caused by a bit Of chaff becoming
lodged under the eyelid.
Eddie Capser went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday to visit his brother Albert,
and take in the Exposition.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx and children
returned from 4 visit with friends in
EeOkuk, Ia, on Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Mitchell went to Prairie
Lake on Wednesday to secure a position
as school teacher at that place.
John Lvcndecker has accepted the po-
sition of clerk in the Star house. He is
an excellent man for the position.
Fred Cooper and wife have gone to
Minneapolis for a few days. They will
visit the state fair and exposition.
Gov. Barto went to Minneapolis on
Monday, he was accompanied by hiss
Allen, who enters the State University.
Grandpa Bruce is unquestionably the
happiest nan i'll the city. He carries the
added dignity with becoming modesty.
You may put full faith in NJ. Blied's
advertisement; it is the biggest bargain
in Dry Goods ever brought to this city.
superintendent Rocholl held a teachers
examination here on Saturday. Twenty
applicants were examined for certificates.
Miss Edith Norris left on Tuesday for
Mortified. She enters Carlton College
for a complete and comprehensive course.
IA. Gilman left for Chicago, st. Paul
and Minneapolis on Friday. He will
enlarge his already enormous stock of
goods.
Street Commissioner Thomson has
the new bridge and \. II. Pettit's res
idence.
Partridges are very scarcei in the woods
this fall. and our hunters are mourning
over the scarcity of this choice species of
pastime.
Hiram Dennis, who has been living in
Chicago for the past two years, came up
on Tuesday for a brief visit with his
parents.
Miss Bird Ship, who has been the
guest of Mrs. S. NJ. Bruce for several
weeks, returned to Minneapolis on
Thursday.
Henry Dimond spent the past week in
st. Paul and Minneapolis. He returned
today with his son Charles, who will
enter school,
+. Trace, a former resident of Sank
Centre, and one of the founders of the
Odd Fellows lodge died recently at his
home in Sank Rapids.
The democratic caucus held in this city
on Friday elected E. P. Barnum, Joseph
Capser and Henry Keller as delegates to
the county convention.
Mrs. c. F. How accompanied her
daughter, Miss Fannie Tillottson, to