The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-18
SAUK CENTRE HERALD
LOCAL SUAGAEART
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1890.
Duck hunting is fair.

Duck hunting is fair.
Fresh oysters are again in the market
w. c. Woodruff is up from St. Cloud
Wheat is arriving in market quite free
ly.
J. H. Bruce was in the city on Satur
day.
Mrs. Billed left for Minneapolis on Tues
day.
VIM. Rain and family are in Mime.
apolis.
More thunder and lightning on Tues.
day night.
Mr.. Gass has gone to Minneapolis for
few days.
There was sharp thunder storm on
Friday night.
We call attention to the change Of A.
H. Pettit's cad"
Threshing has been delayed seriously
by the frequent rains.
DIR. McMasters is pushing the work on
the extension of his house.
Wheat is selling for 80 cents for No. 1
and "a for No. 1 Northern.
S. Pendergast and wife are expected
home the last of this month.
L. E. Coe and wife have returned
from pleasure trip below.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton preached at Mel.
rose on Sunday evening last.
Burke DeGroat has returned from Win
dom, disguised with the place.
The heavy frost of Saturday morning
has turned the leayes on the trees.
The w. c. T. U. will NEE with Mrs.
Harrison Rice on Tuesday the 23d.
w. 5. Dean and his son Ray, visited
Minneapolis during the past week.
Stewart Ballentine, former employee
of THE HERALD, is in the city on a visit.
Fred Rowe and wife returned on Sat-
urday after an absence of several weeks.
Matt Robinson and Matt Vanish,
with their families, attended the State
fair.
Simonton Bros. are covering stair
way to lead to the second floor of their
store
P. Peterson of G1enwood, one of the
hustlers of Pope County, was in town
on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Fish is visiting her brother
Chas. Fish. She will enter the Academy
for the winter.
Mrs. Tully will return home on Friday
after an absence of several months in
Missouri and Iowa.
Geo. w. Saxbury has returned from
Bird Island whittier he went to do farm
work for Fred Rowe.
Henry Keller and George Ellis OF the
Ellis-Keller straw twinc machine, are in
Chicago on business.
William Hendry is putting the water
into bis building on Third St., occupied
by Janecke & Schwartz.
J.. M. Van Camp came over from Lit
tie Falls on Saturday to visit with his
brother, D. c. Van Camp.
Mat Lushen received $42.5O from the
Continental Insurance Company for the
loss of his granary by fire.
Mrs. J. F. Hamilton has beeu visiting
her son, Rev. w. B. Hamilton, in Mime
apolis, during the past week.
The little folks are using the water
spout on the bridge as toboggan slide,
only they don't use toboggan.
Sam Caughren has gone to Montana,
to look after the grading operations in
Montana. Jim has been there some time.
Rev. c. E. Blodgett and Mrs. Knott
are delegates to the state convention of
the Congregational church atNorthfeld.
PR. Griebler st. Cloud was in the city
for short time on Saturday. He will
be an independent candidate for treas
urer.
l.. Nicolaus, the tailor, has just re-
ceived new line of fall and winter SAM
Piles of goods. They are of the finest
quality.
Stuart Taylor has returned from Hele-
ma, Mont. His plans for the future are
not matured. His health is better than
when he left.
A sociable will be held at the residence
of S. L. Lockwood on Friday the 10th.
All are cordially invited. Supper will be
served from six to eight.
M. A. Scheldrup attended the state
convention of pharmacists at St. Paul
last week. He was elected vice president
of the state association.
Mrs. T. c. Hudson leaves on Friday
for Battle Creek. Mich, when her hus-
band is at present undergoing medical
treatment, at the sanitarium.
c. M. Sprague Yves appointed men,
Der of the financial committee of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, now
in session in Topeka, Kas.
Officer Carr reported only one drunk
en- man who has needed his attentions
during the past week. He was fined
thirteen dollars and costs.
c. M. sprague left on Friday for To.
peka, Kas., to attend the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. He will
return the first of next week.
At the Methodist Chirch next Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon will,
be Harvest Home" and at night 1.-THE
Builders OF the Tower of Babel"
Mrs. j. A. Norris is in Mortified at
tending the board of missions of the
Congregational Church of Minnesota
and visiting her daughter Edith.
Miss Lillian Knott is teaching the
school in the Irish district, south east Of
the city. She has pony which she rides
back and forth morning and evening.
Mrs. White6eld is closing out her stool,
of millinery, and will vacate the building