The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-13
A Royalton lad was fined SIS for snow.

w. H. Parr, the blacksmith, makes g
speciality of fine horse-shoeing. Repair
ing done promptly at reasonable rates.
The past week has presented every
known phase of winter weather except
the intense cold which is in order at this
season.
DIR. Lewis left for New Mexico to meet
his wife, on Saturday. He will be absent
about two weeks from the time OF his de.
parture.
County Surveyor Sam Chute is here
with eight men, making surveys of out
lots. They will remain about two
months.
The hotels have been doing a booming
business this week. The Sank Centre
house had nearly fifty transients on
Monday.
The deal for the purchase of the rink
has not yet been closed between the
Grand Army post and the owner OF the
building.
w. H. Giesleman, representing the w.
S. Mott Rubber company, of Minneapo-
lis, was in the city on Monday in the in
tcrest of his firm.
The meat markets of w. w. Woods
and Stuart Taylor will be closed on Sun
days for the future. Patrons should
bear this in mind.
The st. Cloud band and Liberati will
come in a special car. 1t is also expected
that large number Of citizens will &C.
company the excursion.
M. A. Scheldrup, the successor Of J. c.
Lofgren, has put the electric lights into
the drug store, and one large light in the
street, over the entrance.
While the editors are feasting at st.
Paul, the poor devils" at home are
daubing ink on the walls and showing
all the town boys type lice"
A. w. Sheets, editor of the Todd Coun-
ty Argus, and postmaster of Long Prai-
RE, was in the city on Tuesday on his
way to the editorial convention.
The Pauly House can accommodate all
classes of peope. Farmers coming to
town should bear in mind that their
teams will be taken good care of.
the children of the Episcopal Sunday.
Sch Dol have sociatle at Mrs. Stuart
Taylor's on Saturday evening next, sup
per at o'clock. All are invited.
JUDGE SEARLE has decided that the vii
lage council of Sank Rapids has no right
to purchase fire engine and burden the
taxpayers without their consent.
M. c. Kelsey will deliyer several lect-
ures before the students of the acadamy
on law topics. The first one, this eve
ming. will be on commercial paper.
The coming city election promises to
be interesting. Lay all personal preju-
dice aside and consider the best interests
of the city in the selection of our officers.
The students presented themselves for
the state examinations recently at the
public school, and Prof. Woodley is in
clined to think that they will all pass.
Col VIM. Westerman, mayor of the
city of st. Cloud, has handed in his res
gnation. His duties as receiver of the
land office will not admit of his holding
that position.
Mr.. Chas. F. Hendrix, editor OF the
HERALD. is in St. Paul this week in at
tendance upon the editorial convention,
hence the poor, (stereotyped) appear
ance of this issue.
The Keller Manufacturing Co. is just
800 hard wood volocipede
tanning mills, with fly wheels. They are
an exceptionally well made lot and can't
be beat in the world.
J. Pontius, advance agent of the St.
Cloud-Liberati show, is in the city, Mr..
Pentius is a rustler and his gentlemanly
manner alone will help draw large
house for his troupe.
Chairman Pirz and Messrs. Griebler,
Swinghammer and Whitney of the board
of county commissioners, were in the city
on Monday. 1t was Mr.. Pirz's first visit
here for more than ten years.
A. H. Hildebrand has received young
bird dog from st. Paul that he claims
will beat anything in this country. He
is st. Louis kennel-bred pointer and
was given to him by friend.
The new Turkaman curtains for the
opera house have arrived. They are
very pretty and will make a decided i'm
provement in the stage settings. They
were ordered through Henry eapser.
Joseph Syer, of Hillsboro, N. D., is in
the city looking for a location for fruit
and confectionery store. He also pro-
poses to serve meals, ice cream, ETC., dur
ing the summer and oysters in season.
City election is only about six weeks
in the future. The only officers holding
over are one alderman from each ward--
Messrs. Moore and Beidleman being the
t NO who will not have to run the gaunt-
let.
L. Nicolaus, the merchant tailor, has
received another lot of new samples d.
rect from the East and is better prepared
than ever to "suit" the custom trade.
Leave your orders for spring and sum-
mer suits.
Mayor Dean returned on Saturday
morning. He did not extend his visit be-
yond St. Paul, where he contracted for
hundred of the Kinnamon- Dean butter
molds. He will 60 to Racine next week
on business.
Everett w. Fish, of St. Paul, e. tor of
the Great West, and deputy lecturer of
the Farmers Alliance. will speak in Rich
mond's hall, Melrose, Friday, Feb. IA, at
2 p. m. Mr.. Fish expects to lecture at
Spring Hill Saturday Feb. IS.
Posters are out for the St. Cloud Uni
on Rand Minstrel coucert aSsisted nv,