The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

r. A. White and c. M. Boss returned
on Monday from a visit to the Paclh
coast whittier they went to dispose o
several carloads of cows. They realized
well upon their ventu e, and they had
good time, saw host of old-time Stearn:
county boys, most of whom are doing
fairly well, and altogether have every
reason to be pleased with their trip.
Next Sabbath morning Pastor Blod
gett will deliver the second of his series
on the Lords Prayer-"Its Structure
and Use" being the subject Of this partic
ular sermon. No preaching service in
the evening. The Young Peoples meet,
ing at p. NJ. to which you are invited il
not a regular attendant elsewhere.
Among the lost on Lake Peppin were
some personal friends of Webster Benner,
Mrs. Bonner has sister living at Dia-
! mond's Bluff, and number of the lost
were residents of that village. A man
named Nero, from there, was drowned
with his two sonS and the same night
his barn was struck by lightning and
eleven head of horses killed.
A fittcen-year-old son OF Joe McDer-
mond of Raymond was arrested and ar
RAGGED i'll the municipal court for
shooting a neighbours dog and was
bound over to the district court in the
sum of 500. The boy says the neigh
| Dor asked him to shoot the animal, and
he thought he was doing him a favor.
He was doubtless doing the community
at large favor, and the boy and his gun
could he cut loose III this city to
advantage.
The meeting of the Veterans Temper
ance Reform association at Memorial
hall OH Tuesday evening was very well
attended. Rev. J. F. Hamilton was the
first speaker, and he discussed the tenn
perance question from the economic, pat
riotic and Christian standpoints. He
made fine argument against the liquor
traffic in its various forms, dwelling up
on the fearful consequences not only to
the individual but to society at large.
Prof. Smith and ]. L. Robbins made adj
dresses which were well received. The
music was furnished by a quartet. The
meeting was full Of interest and a COM
plctc success.
PETTY THIEvERy-Two tramps, one of
them Enthusiastically a half breed, dropped
into 1lilsdale's store on Friday and pro-
fessed to want some clothing, and the re-
suits show that they did want it, They
had suspicious appearance, and Ed.
Thomas0n, while waiting on them kept
keen lookout to see that they didn' t get
away with any goods. Mr. Hilsdale al
so kept a supervising outlook. They
couldn't find just what they wanted,
and left. Mr. Tully observed certain sus-
picious actions after they got out of the
store and nOtafcd Mr.. Hilsdale, who
couldn't believe they had succeeded in
getting away with anything, however,
he told officer Carr OF his suspicion, and
they were arrested, and pair of pants
were found hidden under the coat of one
of them. On Saturday morning they
were assigned, and waving examination
they were held to the grand jury in the
sum of $500 each, and are now in st
Cloud IN Jail. But the joke is on Mr.
not only on the ground that
he didn't detect then, but that he is
to make two trips to 81. Cloud |
He wishes now he hadn't said 4 word |
about it.
He has sent two men to Saltwater, at !
q cost to him of about a hundred dollars |
apiece, and he doesn't care to fill up the |
penltentiary at any such expense per
capita.
REPUBLICAN, CACCrs--The republican
caucus for the city and town Of Sank |
Centre, to select several delegates to at
tend the county convention at ST. Cloud |
to be held on Friday July 18th, 1890,
convened pursuant to call, at the city |
hall in Sank Centre on Saturday, July !
10Th; at 4 PM J. D. Carr was chosen
chairman and Chas. F. Hendryx: secre-
tarv.
The following delegates were nomi-
mated: S. NJ. Bruce, c. NJ. Spraeuc,
Chas. f. Hendryx, NJ. Hogan, S. A. Irish,
and Hugh Moore. The several delegates
were given the power to substitution
Adjourned.
Billy Marble as Solomon Isaacs.
Billy Marble and his company PLAYED
Solomon Isaacs' at the Peoples last
night to one of the best houses of the
season. The audience was a representa-
tive Omaha audienc composed of our
first and best people, with all of whom
the Marbles have long been favorites !
The play is a comedy drama and from
first to last abounds i'll situations intense
" interesting and broadly comical |
Marble and wife are to be sure, more
than capable in all their characters, but |
the other members of the company are so
good as to merit the ind, idual mention
they should receive here, did time allow
In Solomon Isaacs," Billy Marble is at
his best-his very best-and almost | is |
every appearance was signal for:
hearty greeting from the audience. All
i'll all the entertainment furnished by the
Marbles and their excellent company
was the most enjoyable of the season
When Marble comes again he can expect
his usual crowded house. Omaha Re-
publican.
This famous company will be at TIE
Opera House six nights, commencing
Monday night July Dist, change of play
every night. Prices 90 and 80 cents.
Reserved seats now on sale at Gree mes,
opening play Solomon Isaacs."
w. c. T. U.-The annualelection Of the
Woman sChristianTe:npcranceUuio n was
held last week, and the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year, Pres
srdent-Mrs. T. Davis, Vice Presidents -
Mcsdames, y. Moore, John SHEPPARD,