The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-04-09
sAUK CENTRE HERALD.
THURSDAY. APRIL Q, 1891.
-Ex-Mayor Dean.

Will Tubbs was in the city on Tues
day.
| -Measels are getting quite prevalen,
in the city.
Coy. Barto was in town on Tuesday
long enough to vote.
DIR. Dubois made business trip tc
st. Paul during the week.
John D. Jones was in town on Mon
day, on his way to St. Paul.
"A. H. Petit went to Minneapoli.
this morning on flying visit.
Andrew ]. Smith and wife went dowr
to Minneapolis on Wednesday.
The flag on the school building was
flying on Monday and Tuesday.
School commenced again on Mon
day, after vacation of a week.
"A large number of children are absent
from school on account OF the grippe.
Mrs. Geo. M. Bishop is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F: E. Searle, at st. Cloud
| John Kirch went down to st. Paul
on Wednesday, to be absent several days.
This is the city council: Aldermen
Robbins, Coats, Cooper, Moore. Scriv-
ener and Parker.
Paul, infant son of Geo. Fish, has
heen very i'll during the past week, but is
now convalescent.
Capt. S. M. Bruce has been confined
to his house with rheumatism, but is
able to be about again.
It. r. Huddleston, who purchased the
Esquire Carr property on Third-st, has
sold it to Edmund Buck.
George R. Whitney, who has been
confined to the house for some time with
the grippe, is out again.
Webster Benner returned on Saturday
from Henderson, where he has been en-
gagged in the drug trade for some time.
Arthur Scrivener's election was earn
ed by right down hard work and clear
grit, and he will make good alderman.
The school board organized on Thurs
day evening of last week, rejecting ]. A.
Norris as president and P. Lamb for sec
rotary.
The First National Bank has made
quite an improvement in the counters at
l. IL &c o-s1,sax5e o,,I fo11orSc
windows.
Josiah Cooper will improve his home
property this spring, removing the fence
and seeding down the corner lot to make
a fine lawn.
Now that we have a new council,
what's the matter with having a new
sidewalk on Thirdst. west from the cor
ner of Oak. 1t is needed.
The Examiner says: Manager Ford
of the Park Theatre has done we'll by
himself and the public of Portland by
bringing this company to Portland.
Mrs. A. II. Petit and daughter Han
nah left on Monday for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Petit will return on Friday, but
Miss Hannah will remain several weeks.
Bishop Gilbert will make an Episcopal
visitation of the church of the Good
Samaritan on May 18th, and the follow
ing day will visit the mission churches at
Ashley AMI Melrose.
Billy Blake was in town on Monday.
He made DR.. Lewis happy by a present
of a fine derby hat and pair of castor
gloves, as trifing expression of appre-
citation of professional services.
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day morning the subject of the sermon
will be Working and Praying of Jesus"
The usual Epworth League meeting at
$50 p. M, but no evening service.
Mrs. Robert Edgar sold her house
hold goods at auction on Saturday last,
and expects to leaye for Lake Charles.
La. at an early day. Mr.. Edgar is there,
and is doing very well working at his
trade.
"A letter from Stewart Taylor now
in London, says that he has the offer of
position in linen house, which he will
probably accept. for the present. In that
case his return home will be delayed sey-
eral months.
The Telegram, Portland, says: The
Boston Comic Opera Company opened
three weeks engagement at the new
Park theater last night to a jammed
house and gave very pleasing and sue
cessful rendition of the Mascot"
Judge D. B, Searle and D. T. Calhoun
of St. Cloud, were in the city on Monday
on their way to Glenwood, where the
Judge held regular term of the district
court for Pope county. Gov. Barto &C.
companied them, he having business be-
fore the court.
James Parks has put down a we'll 7S
feet deep on place owned by Larson,
just west of the city. Sixty feet of the
distance is through solid clay, and the
balance in the sand, and there is no cyl
dences of water yet. He has struck
another vein of clay, but thinks water is
not far away.
Portland Daily Oregonian, Jan. ~:
The Boston Comic Opera Company at
the Park Theatre is meeting with contin-
ued success and full house nightly. 1t
is good company, bright and full OF
pretty girls and capable singers and is
one of the best comic opera companies
ever seen in Portland.
Prof. and Mrs. Woodley went to
Minneapolis last week, and Mrs. Wood
ley did not return. She may remain
there until the summer vacation. Her
foot has given her great deal ottrouble
on account of needle which she stepped
on several weeks ago. Not until the past
few days has she been able to wear a
shoe.