The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-01-23
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
There are no indications of January

LOCAL. SUMMARY.
There are no indications of a Januar
thaw.
John Kirk is up to the times-has tn
grippe.
Max Nicolaus has returned from Tow
ner, Oak.
Hon. Alexander Moore is confined t,
the house.
Fish Bros, have laid a new floor i,
their Office.
Harry Gilbert and John Law spen
Sunday in town.
Chief Coe has been under the weather
but is around once more.
Frank Minnette came down from AL
exandria on Tuesday noon.
The wind shifted from the north to the
southeast, On tuesday night.
Bring us in wood on subscription. We
pay the highest market price.
A. NJ. Crowell was visitor in town
from Long Prairie on Tuesday.
A lively blizzard on Wednesday after
neon with few inches of snow.
Mann Mattison was married to a
Miss Grimes, within the past week.
Charles Fish was called to Fergus
Falls by telegram on Sunday night.
Hon. Kittel Halverso1 was in the city
on Wednesday to listen to Mr.. Donnely.
Senator Henry Keller returned from a
business trip to the twin cities on Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bruce has been somewhat
indisposed, but is able to be around once
more.
Mrs. McGinty will apply for pension.
Here's chance for a pension claim
agent.
School re-opened on Monday after be-
ing closed a week on account of the la
grippe.
John Kusba and Matt Vanish have
been nursing friendly attack of the la
grippe.
Sheriff Meynard of Todd county, was
in the city on Wednesday, attending
courte.
The thermometer has been registering
from twenty to thirty below zero the
past week.
1t twas terribly cold on Monday night |
Two dogs accompanied the sun on his |
Mondays trip.
The w. c. T. T., will meet next Tues
dav at p. m, at the residence of Mrs.
H. B. Huntress.
Arthur W. Sheets has been appointed
postmaster at Long Prairie. This is
just as it should be.
Station agent Sleter, of Grey Eagle,
died on Monday. His remains were tax
ell to Iowa for burial.
Mr. Donnelly paid Kittel Halverson a
very handsome compliment, for his
course in the legislature.
1t is intimated that Dan Bruckart
would make St. Cloud an excellent may
or. That he would.
Matt Hellmann, one of our prosperous
German farmers, has been slightly un:
der the weather of late.
The thermometer went down to 80
degrees below zero on Monday night
the lowest vet this season.
Geo. Fish has been nursing second at
tack Of la grippe. He finds it very in
convenient to have around.
Thos. Murphy went to St. Paul last
week, whittier he accompanied the body
of Mrs. Clarity Cor interment.
E. P. Barnum returned from business
trip to St. Paul last week. He reports
things quiet at the dual cities.
The College Bulletin, published by
Messrs. Casey and Smith, contains some
exceptionally good articles this month
Gov. Barto has been re-appointed
member of the board of trustees for the
insane hospitals of the state for three
years.
Col. E. Bridgman made a short stay
in the city last Saturday. Hereports ev-
cry thing going fairly we'll at Little
Falls.
Hafer & Lewis are kept busy turning
out their excellent brands of cigars The
surrounding country appreciates good
article
Col. Westerman, Mayor of St. Cloud,
and appointee to the recevership of the
st. Cloud land Office, was in the city on
Wednesday.
The pews in the German Catholic
church were rented out this week. The
sum realized will go towards defraying
current expenses.
Pat German, who has been engaged in
the poultry bushes in this city during
the past two months, left on Tuesday
for Sergeant, n. D.
Sank Centre has quite number OF in
ventors. A party has applied for pat
ent for very useful article, of which NEIL
ton will be made later.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly and Geo. w.
Sprague, arrived on the train from the
east on Wednesday noon, and were DOM
iciled at the Star hotel.
Theo. L. Root court reporter, was in
town attending to Business on Wednes-
day. He is a pleasant gentleman and
an accomplished stenogropher.
ii. S. Doty returned last. Saturday
from St. Paul where he had been attend
ing meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Masons. He represented the Sank Cen
TIE lodge.
John Mohs, formerly of Sank Centre,
but now at Minot, Ward county, Oak,
has been elected chairman of the demo-
cratic county committee of that county.
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