The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-16
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SJAINIARY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1890.

Chan Marshall is on the sick list.
A few flakes of snow fell on Monday.
T. r. Huddleston has arrived from Eu.
rope.
w. D. Townsend is still confined to his
house.
P. Hammered was in the city on
Tuesday.
J.R. Bennett Sr. of St. Cloud was in
the City on Monday.
Chan Marshall is moving his family
into the Episcopal rectory.
Attention is directed to the call tor a
republican caucus on Friday.
M. c. Kelsey was attending to legal
business at Osakis on Friday.
Mr.. Hogan visited the twin padders
on business on Monday ond Tuesday.
We still lead low prices, and good hon
est goods at the Boston dry goods store.
Mr.. ond Mrs. R. Elliot, of Dassel, are
visiting with their brother, L. o. Hunt
ley.
Miss Flora Truman has accepted a
position as teacher in the St. Cloud high
school.
A registered poll list of the voters in
the second ward has been placed in the
postofice.
Underwear for Ia dies misses and chill
dren. Complete stock, lowest prices.
Boston store.
DR.. McMasters has sold his 24O acre
farm in Raymond to Harry Parker and
his son Charles.
Gov. Barto attended the fall term of
the district court at Glenwood on Mon
day and Tuesday.
The cold weather of the past few days
reminds us that Jack Frost will soon lay
seige to the country.
Hon. D. B. and F. E. Searle and their
families were guests at the Capser- Woods
wedding on Thursday.
Miss Louie Allen was in the city the
first of the week helping to invoice the
stock OF the Ladies Aazaar.
M. D. Trylor, of the law firm of Tay-
lor, Calhoun & Rhodes, of St. Cloud,
was in the city on Tuesday.
1t will pay you to call on Johnson
Bros. the new firm for dry goods, boots
and shoes, all kinds OF notions.
Attorneys L. T. Storey and D. c. Van
Camp attended the Glenwood term Of
Court returning on Wednesday.
w. w. Satterlee of Minneapolis, will
lecture on prohi Dition, at the G. A. r
hall, Saturday evening Oct. 18th.
Hon. Eugene Hay, U. S. district attor.
ney for the District of Minnesota, was in
the city on Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Cleveland, mother of George
Cleveland, fell down the cellar stairs or
Monday, breaking three OF her ribs.
A new oak door has been hung at the
| opera house in place of the one that was
demolished by the wind some time ago.
Attention is called to the lad" in an
other column johnson Bros; the new
store just opened up in the Bruce block
/ DIR. 7. A. Dubois went to St. Paul or
Tuesday, business connected with hi:
milling operations calling him to thai
city.
Hugh Moore has found the horse that
he lost at lake Johanna last week. A
farmer had kindly taken care of it TO,
him.
In dress goods we have the larges
and most varied stock in the city, at tn
lowest prices as usual. Boston dr.
goods sore.
S. Pendergast will fix up the street lin
of his homestead in Brooklin where tn
street has been cut down for the approal
to the bridge.
Capt. Oscar Taylor, county attorne:
and an independent candidate for re~elee
ton, was looking after matters politica
in our city on Saturday.
Sid Huntley, formerly an employe G
the HERALD, is now holding a positso
as foreman on the Alliance, a pape
printed at Elbow Lake.
]. E. Rich has placed lot of nev
sample photos in his case infront of hi
gallery. They make a very pretty ad
vertisement and show good workman
ship.
Frank Fairchild has purchased tn
stock of the Ladies Bazaar and wi
move it to Little Falls. Mrs. Barto Wi
sojourn at st. Cloud with the Gov. du,
ing the inter.
J. E. HAYWARD, with the McCormic
Harvesting Machine Co., was in the cit
on Tuesday making the annual settl
ment Of the firms business with Rein
Co., their agents at this place.
S. Pendergast and family returne
from New Hampshire where they ha,
. spent the summer. Mr.. Pendergast
health has been greatly improved an
his many friends will be greatly please
; to see his familiar face on our stree
again. ..-