The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-27
The school flag is a beauty.


Chas. Bronson was in the city Owe
Sunday. .es-
Saturday was a reasonably lively da,
in the city.
J. o. Wakefield was in the city o,
Wednesday.
Officer Doty went to Melrose on bust
ness on Monday.
w. ]. White6eld has so far recovered a
to be out again.
John Simmons, of Alexandria, was il
the city on Sunday.
The largest bar of soap in the city al
the Old Regulator. ...-.
A. o. Scrivener has been indisposet
during the past week.
Services were held at the Irish Catho
lie church last Sunday.
NJ. Hogan went over to Graceville OF
business, on Monday.
Capt. S. NJ. Bruce returned from Min
neapollS on Saturday.
Don't forget the lecture at the Baptis
church on Monday evening.
If your harnesses are out of repair
take them to Marie & Schank.
The Royal Arch Masons have pur
chased the Odd Fellows hall.
Will Plerrard will soon leave tor Dako
ia, where he has taken school.
Washingtons birthday was observed
by the banks as legal holiday.
Ice from the lake is now taken out
about sixteen inches in thickness.
Byron F. Carr is steadily improving
in health. He has been a very sick man
Bishop Gilbert will ofhciate in this city
on March 10th, presiding in the evening
The municipal court is doing a vast
amount of business at present and doing
it well.
Infants Robes and Cloaks, an endless
variety at Henry c. Capser's Bargain
Store.
Come and hear Mr.. Dawley lecture or
erumbling on Monday evening, at the
Baptist church.
The mass sung at the German Catho'
lie church on Christmas will be repeated
on Easter Sunday.
Paul on Friday to spend few days
with her parents.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bishop went to st
Cloud on Monday. Her daughter, Mrs
+. E. Searle, is i'll.
Mrs. A. O.. Mattison will probably
have, her hand permanently crippled
from blood poisoning.
]. o. Estem, book-keeper at the First
National Bank, went to Willmar or
Friday, returning on Tuesday.
1t turned cold very rapidly on Monday
afternoon, the wind blowing gale from
the Northwest until Tuesday noon.
Rev. ]. r. Hingeley, presiding elder Of
this district, will preach in the 'Metho'
dist church on Sunday evening next.
o.. Stran, representing ]. H. Bishop
Co. of Minneapolis, was in the city on
Tuesday. He is gentlemanly hustler.
Standard Fashion Patterns at the
Bargain Store, better than Butterick OF
McCalls. HENRY {. CAPsER.
Geo. Stanley, of Getty, was in the city
on Monday. His son, ]. D. Stanley, has
Joined the Sons of Veterans camp of this
city.
The Herald acknowledges pleasant
visits from J. E. Carver. John Boobar
H. P. Gallup and John P. Hammered, or
Wednesday.
Townsend & Rowe are purchasing 2OC
head of cattle tor early shipment tC
Iowa. They are buying three and fou,
year-old steers.
Ben Oakford has been at railroad
work at Tulare, Cal. He writes that h
has been compelled to give up the work
as it was too severe.
A. O.. Madison has contract TO
furnishing $50 head of cattle for an In
diana man-the same one. for whom h
bought two years ago.
Gov Barto went to Farlbault to at
tend Grand Army meeting, on Wednes
day. He will visit the Rochester insane
asylum before his return.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler has gone to Min
ncapolis to purchase a full stock o
spring millinery, which she will open il
a few days in the Rice building.
Monday was busy day at the FRS
National Bank. The deposits that da,
amounted to over $4,000. and othe
business was proportionately large.
Go to Joseph Capser & Sons tor flint
shoes. They have just received full
line OF ladies' and gentlemens', AMI car
compete with any firm in the Northwest
Their stock is complete.
Mrs. Geo. &. Cahoon. formerly Mis-
Prince, at one time teacher i'll the public
school here, was in the city on Saturda.
the guest of Mrs. Greene. She is teach
ing in the Brainerd schools.
An alarm of fire on Tuesday brought
ont the department too late to put out
triiing blaze about a burning chimney
on the dwelling of NJ. Hogan. Thu
boys got there just the same
w. Allen Barto has been removed from
Princeton to Sank Centre, where he take,
the position of night operator at tn,
Great Northern depot, to succeed Mr.
Jones, who goes to Fergus Falls.
An alarm OF fire was turned in on Fri
day night, occasioned by the burning
out of chimney in the house owned b.
Mrs. Hannah, on Elm-st. 1t was extin
guished before the department arrived.
r. Woods & Sons have purchased tn
Kimmell & Son stock at Melrose, ant
will continue the business there. The,
propose to sell their goods for SPOT CASH
below any prices that can be named b.,