The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-11-27
SAOK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUAGNGART.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1890.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1890.
Parsons barn open for boarding.
Gen. Catterson spent Sunday in town
DR.. Dubois went to St. Paul on Mon
day.
Bring in your job work-promptl,
done.
Our Indian summer has been brilliant
success.
Hon. Kittel Halvorseu was in town OF
Tuesday.
Josiah Cooper is erecting barn on his
residence lot.
A. L. Sunderland of Westport was il
the city on Monday.
NJ. Hogan went over to Glenwood or
Monday on business.
Major Edwin Close of Melrose was in
the city on Monday.
Rabbits are killed in abundance in the
timber north of the city.
Lucas Kells made business trip to
Melrose on Saturday last.
w. S. Dean visited Minneapolis on bus,
mess during the past week.
I'D. Jones was in the city on Saturday,
on his way to Long Prairie.
James Ingram is in Dakota on business
for the Osborne harvester company.
A. H. Hildebrand and his hunting party
have returned. They met with fair sue
cess.
The w c. T. U. will meet on Tue sday
next at the residence of Mrs. Harrison
Rice.
A. L. Kinnemon has secured the ser
vices of an excellent barber from New
York.
Farmers south of this city are still
blowing and report the soil in good con-
dition.
George and Dan Duncan, and Joe
Primus of Melrose were in the city on
Tuesday.
Butter and eggs are commanding a
good price as the market is not sufficient
ly stocked.
AL. Madison is taking trip over the
Northern Pacific and buying all the cat
tie he can get.
The skating on the lake has been great
ly enjoyed by the young people during
the past week.
Joseph Kraker of Melrose was in the
city on Tuesday.
The roller skating craze has again
broken outflow many will have to
learn over again?
Services were held in the Irish Catholic
church on Sunday last, Rev. Father
Lange officiating.
VIM. Sims, the druggist of Melrose, and
his brother from Wisconsin, were visitors
in the CITY on Monday.
Mrs. E. J. Lewis will leaye for New
Mexico and Southern California, where
she will spend the winter.
The chimney on Sam Simonton's house
burned out on Wednesday afternoon, but
there was no occasion for alarm.
There is great activity in railroad
freights on both roads. The Great Nor
|, thern is doing an immense business.
A pleasant sociable was held at the res
iderce of Rev. c. E. Blodgett on Friday
evening. A corn supper was served.
Remember that the HERALD job office
is under competent hands and work is
done in most satisfactory manner.
Miss Veronica Capser visited Little
Falls last week and attended the wedding
of her friend, Miss Gross, of that place.
Fred Mann, of DEVILS Lake, N. D., son
of F. w. Mann, is visiting his uncle, J. c.
Parker. He is on his way to Chicago.
Senator Keller lett us Monday for New
York city on business connected with his
Irvine machine. He will be absent ten
days.
A. ]. Vessey will open a -four and feed
store in the Andrew Smith building-the
first floor of Masonic block about Deem
Der 1st.
Rev. 7. +. Hamilton officiated at Mel
rose on Sunday last, and services in the
Episcopal church here were suspended
for the day.
N. w. Rice and A. H. Hildebrand went
out to Aiken hunting for deer. They only
secured one buck. The absence OF snow
made it uphill work.
The HERALD is now prepared to supply
the trade with legal blanks. The stock
has been completely overhauled and or
ders can be filled at once.
Sam Meagher, trasurer-eleet of Benton
county. was in the city during the week.
He has removed with his family into
the village of Sank Rapids.
A. A. Whitney of Melrose, was in the
city on Monday. He is, very naturally
highly gratifed at the vote he received in
this city for county treasurer.
Professor Dobson. editor of the Pro.
gressive Age, the state temperance organ,
published in Minneapolis, paid the HER.
ALB pleasant cali on Monday.
| Jesse Newell, essiuser at thesteam mill,