The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-30
THURSDAY. july 80, 1891.

-Bluberries are scarce. IL. Gale gets
them from the pickers daily.
p. R. Davis of Long Prairie, is in the
city on business.
Dean Stabler has shingled his house
on Third street, preparing for tenant.
California can goods at FL. Gale
only rs cts. per can.
Wanted at L. J.. Gales 1000 men,
women and children to try on shoes.
IN. Hogan has gone to- the Black
Hills on business trip.
Miss Lillian Grover of Zumbrota, is
the guest of Mrs. M. L. Webb of thiscity.
Thomas Sullivan-everybody knows
Tommy-is with Jacob Brothers.
Il. ]. Gale has new and very neat
delivery wagon on the street.
The corn crop is not very promising
The weather has been trifle too cool.
Geo. c. Herberger of West Union,
was in the city on Tuesday.
-E. F. Chase of West Union. was in
town on Monday.
"A race track is being graded on the
hill north of the Main-st bridge.
The Fisher building on Main and
Fourth-st has been repainted.
Fred Miller of Long Prairie, is in the
city with his family.
-R. o. Hall is fitting up the little
building adjoining his livery stable for
an office.
The Episcopal church will hold a
sociable and give supper at the resi-
dence Of DR.. MsMasters, this evening.
|, Todd county has been stocking some
of its lakes and streams with carp and
Lake Superior trout.
Rev. w. B. Hamilton and family
have been visiting at the Episcopal rec
tory during the past week.
John Shepard had green corn for din
ner on Saturday last from his own gar
den-the earliest of the season.
The Episcopal Sunday school gave
large and very pleasant picnic at Fairy
Lake on Friday last.
Thomas Murphy and family and his
brother James and family from St. Paul,
are at Birch Lake in camp this week.
-R. O.Hall has sold his livery business
to Hansen & Co. The bus and dray
business will be conducted by his sons.
Joseph Petit and wife Of Mount
Pleasant, Ohio, are making their son,
A. H. Petit their annual visit.
Frank Carr is breaking the moose to
halter He is little unruly, but Frank
is getting him subdued.
Mckinley is a benefactor. IL Gale
sells twenty-one pounds graduated sug-
ar for $1.OO.
George H. Hosmer and family of St.
Paul. left for home on Monday, after a
visit with DR.. E. c. Rich.
-B. F. Terry of Ashland, is taking the
place of John. Hickman during the lat
ter's absence Of lew days.
Circulars have been received in this
city offering counterfeit money for sale.
1t is the old, old, story.
-Barto Doty has accepted position
with w. P. Hilsdale, as clerk in the cloth
ing store.
John Kerneghan has bought house
near the methodist church, and will re-
move this week.
Henry Marie has purchased the L. L..
Fisher building and leased the lot for
business purposes.
"A frost was observable on the low
places on Friday night, with not sufi-
cient to do any material damage.
This has been a remarkable week for
the development of wheat and oats
bright and cool.
Mrs. A. Barto came up from St.
Cloud on Monday evening to join R. T.
Greene and wife in camping party to
Birch Lake.
Potatoes promises bountiful crop,
| and will be reasonably cheap. There is
| an absence of the potato beetle this
season.
John Kerneghan has purchased Of
Aaron Doty, the property just south of
the methodist church, to which he will
remove soon.
Use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer and your thin gray locks will
thicken up and berestored to theiry opth.
tul color, vigor. aad beauty.
j. c. jacob is in Chicago purchasing
fall goods. and he will lay in stock
which will simply paralyze the commun.
ity, with its immensely.
-B. F. Carr is improving Ia health
rapidly. He attempted the capture Ola
couple of young wild cats to add to his
menagerie, but failed.
| KEY. 6. B. Kingsley, presiding elder
of Fergus Falls district, will preach in
| the Methodist church next Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. Fl. A. SYartwood of Faribault
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Tollen, left for home on Wednes
day evening. =
Mrs. Joseph Capser and Mrs. A. Mil
Ter went to St. Cloud on Monday to at
tend the wedding of Miss Mary Ley ant
Hubert Cans Of that city.
Hon. F. E. Searle of St. Cloud, wa,
in the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Searle il
prominently mentioned as member o
congress from this district, and no wor
thier representative could be selected.
-Tohn Enright of Birchdale, lost a val
| liable mare on Tuesday. The ANNA