The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-05
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUA1A1ARE-
THURSDAY, EEBRuARY S, 1891.

There is big demand for good servant
girls.
Frank Minette was in St. Cloud on
Tuesday.
Eighteen degrees below zero on Tues
day morning.
VA. Whipple is receiving large guam.
titles of lumber.
Mrs. R. T. Greene visited st. Paul
During the week.
The physicians report large amount
of bronchial trouble.
PR. Davis, of Long Prairie, was in
the city on Saturday.
1t needs few more inches of snow to
make good sleighing.
John Howard was in the city on Mon
day, on his way to St. Paul.
Fred jacob is on his regular trip to
the East for the purchase of goods.
Mr.. Lieses, general agent of the Plano
Harvester Company, is in the city.
Mrs. J. A. Gilman is visiting friends in
St. Paul and Minneapolis this week.
A o. Madison goes to St. Paul next
week with another car load of stock.
Will Sank Centre ever have a new
Great Northern depot? One is needed
Miss Flora Truman came up from St.
Cloud to spend Sunday with her mother.
Mat. Leuschen and his neighbors are
praying for a change in the county road.
J. P. Anderson and wife, of Willard,
were registered at the Star Hotel on
Monday.
Twenty degrees below zero and de-
cided gale from the Northwest on Tues
day morning.
The Y. P. S. c. E. Social will be he'd
on Monday exening of next week at tie
residence of Mrs. How.
The question of spring elections is be
ginning to thrust itself to the front. Who
shall be our next mayor?
Young Henry Keller, who is attending
SCHOOL at Minneapolis came up to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Twenty-six years ago to-day By. Carr
seceived his honorable discharge from
the services of Uncle Sam.
Housewives are complaining of clothes
line thieves, several lines having been
relieved of winter garments.
Gustav Reinke, of Alexandria, has
opened a shoemaker shop in the building
just north Of the Star Hotel.
A large number of our people are sui
fering with severe colds, contracted by
the sudden change of weather.
DIR. Hunt, our veterinary surgeon, has
returned Fl ON St. Paul and will resume
the practice of medicine at once.
The chimney of the old Linden Hotel,
near the German Catholic church, burn
ed furiously on Tuesday morning.
The cold weather of the past few days
has kept farmers pretty well at home,
and business in town has been dull.
Twenty-eight degrees below zers was
what the thermometer registered on the
hill at Keller's factory on Monday night.
Last Saturday night was something
like winter. Alexander Moore predicts
| six weeks of sleighing in February this
year.
Mrs. G. r. Whitney is in St. Cloud,
quite seriously ILL She is in the hospital
| and may have to submit to surgical
operation.
The pipe organ for the Episcopal
church has arrived and will be set up
| next week by Arthur w ales, an expert
organ builder.
| A little snow has fallen from time to
time during the past week-not more
l than three or four inches. but the sleigh.
ing is passable,
| The legislative contingent of Sank
Centre citizens spent Sunday in the city,
Senator Keller, Representative Capser
and Clerk Barnum.
Ed. White6eld has been re-assigned to
the telegraph ofFce at the Great North
ern depot, IN place of NJ. Jones, who
has gone to Anoka.
Harry Howard will graduate from the
West Point Military academy next June
He stands well up in bis class, and viii
make good record.
| The grand children of S. M. Bruce
baby Fish and baby Mullen have boil
. been quite i'll during the past week. bu
| are improving rapidly.
/ At Fergus Falls last week, Lucas KelI
was admitted to the bar. He is lawye
Kells, now. After the admission he CAV
the bar banquet at the hotel.
The West Union alliance 10 debatin
tie great economic questions of the da,
A discussion of the question as t
whether the national banks must go wa
under consideration.
Last Tuesday was eaHdlemas day.
is the day recognized as mid-wiateY b
stock raisers. The old couplet ran; Ha
the grain and half the hay must be
store on candlemas day.
Fire was discovered in Johnson
boarding house on Tuesday mornin,
1t started at the roof where the Gimme
passes out, it was extinguished befol
much damage was done.
The Masons will give festival ar
ball on the evening of February Goth.
will be pleasant OCCASION. Prof, J9l
VanCamp will be musical director whit
lisa guarantee of its excellence.
The wind veered to the south on We
nesday, and the weather moderated ver
materially during the day. Tuesday WI
the coolest day of the winter, the the
0 mometer registering % degrees belo
a zero.
This neck of the woods didn't expel