The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-05-08
LOCAL, SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1890.
Richard III.

LOWSil carpets dI TIC DOStOH.
Portiere curtains at the Boston.
Keene, on Tuesday evening next.
Fred Bunnell has gone to Morris.
IA lbs. granulated sugar at Gaspard's.
Charlie Bronson spent Sunday in the
city.
- Buy your groceries at Gaspard's and save
money.
Silk umbrellas and parasols at the
Boston.
10 lbs evaporated apples for $500 al
Gaspard's.
Kettle Halverson was in the city or
Wednesday.
A new ticket office has been put in at
the city hall.
Secure your seat early tor the Keene
entertainment.
Harvey Wire of St. Cloud was in the
city on Tuesday.
Sheriff Kraemer was in town on Tues.
day, on business.
10 boxes of oranges must be sold at once
chcap-at Gaspard's.
Rev. p. G. Anderson, of Long Prairie
was in the city on Monday.
Airs. Capser is still at Grafton, with
het daughter, Mrs. Win Reylick.
Mrs. Becksted and Miss Phebe Matte
sonhavc removed TO Little Falls.
J he river-ford near the mill is illumi
mated by night with several oil lamps.
Dean Stabler is confined to his bed by
an attack Of infammatory rheumatism
NJ. Hogan left on Tuesday for trip
along the Northern Pacific road in this
state.
RI. Dav has sold his handsome black
team to George Woodhouse of Fergus
Falls.
John McFarlane of Minneapolis came
NJ last week to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Lace curtains, large new line at the
BOSTON.
John McFa;lane of Minneapolis, came
up last week to attend the funeral of hts
mother.
Capt Coe has removed from the hotel
back into his house on the north side OF
the river.
L. =. Burnum came up from St. Cloud
on Saturday night, and remained until
Tuesday.
Snow fell in this city on Tuesday last
May 9th, but not in any meaasuerble
quantity.
The street commissioner has beef
patching up the sidewalks during thu
past week
X. c. Woodruff has removed to St
future home.
". c. Emerson & Co. have sold out
their genera. store at Grove Lake to Ell,
der Barliaioo.
Frank Shaugfln sssy spent Sunday and
Monday in Glcnwood and Villard-par
ticulariy Willard.
Miss Lily Howard has accepted pc
s!ton in the public school as teacher
for the next year.
Ed Tunstead of Minneapolis, spent Sun
d.v in the city, the guest of his cousins
the Fish brothers.
Officer Carr run in a tramp the othe
day AID Judge Barto set the fellow a
work on the streets.
Mrs. Frank Searle and two children
are the guests of Mrs. Searle's mother
Mrs. Geo NJ. Bishop.
Judge Campbell, Of the law depart
mcnt of the Great Northern railroad wa
in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Dcrrig and two children LET
on Atonday last for Chicago, to max
that city their future home.
Col. E. Br;dgman Gang over from St
Cloud the other day, and was warml
welcomed by hosts of friends.
Northern Pacidc clergymen's halffar
permits have been made available owe
the Wisconsin Central Lines.
Gentlemen must not forget the sociabl
at Mrs. 2. Lamb on Friday evening
May lG. The ladies will not
Tapestry carpets at the Boston.
&. A. Nye, city attorney of Moorheat
was in the city on Tuesday on his wa.
to Long Prairie on legal businesf.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton preached a yer.
notable sermon on Sunday evening last
lIpon the subject reliance upon God.
Remnants and old patterns of wal
paper at your own price.
]. B. PERKINS.
Officer Carr says some one removed
an oil can from the old hose house, ant
he wants it returned. He has use for it
Gen. Catterson came down from Wa
dcna on Saturday, to spend few days
He has not been home before in seyera
sveeks.
Ingram carpet from 23cts. up at tn
Boston.
Dr.. Niven. the travelling dentist, wa
in tho city on Friday, on his way from
Long Prairie to fill an engagement al
Merose.
Rev. c. w. Lawson is at Evanston
H., this week. On his way home h,
will stop an Red Wing, where he delivers
an address.
The city is about to provide ston
pile for the special amusement oftramps
They will be permitted to break stone TO
their board
Mr. Lewis of Long Prairie: of the firm
OF Haier & Lewis, spent Sunday in tn
city. the guest of his partner. His wifi
accompanied him.
", D. Townsend has sold the Jenkin'