The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-19
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUA1A1ARY.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1891.


Gen. II. H. Sibley. died yesterda-
morning.
George Reichert was in the city OF
business, Tuesday.
John r. Howard went down to ST
Cloud on Monday.
Jack Richardson, of Raymond, wa
in town on Saturday.
John Bachelor went to the cities
this morning, on business.
Miss Anna Cooper was at Ions
Prairie on Saturday last.
Miss Matte Carter, of St. Cloud, i,
the guest of M. A. Scheldrup.
Gen. catterson spent part Of TIT
past week at home, in this city.
&C. NJ. Sprague has been under the
weather during the past few days.
The subject at the Methodist church
next Sunday mornings "W.T 7. Sherman.
M. Hogan returned on Monday from
pleasant business trip to Kansas City
Long Prairie was well represented
at the minstrel show on Friday evening
Mrs. John Bromenshenkel. who live:
four miles south OF the city. is seriously
i'll.
Mrs. d. F. Herrick of Grand Forks
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Dunlap.
w. M. Fuller, route agent on the
Little Falls & Dakota road. was in the
city on Monday.
F. D. Lewis and wife of Long Prairie
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hofer
on Saturday last.
There is an unusual amount of sick.
ness in this vicinity at present-princi-
cipally bronchial affections.
How Brothers & Co., the big Third.
street hardw are firm, have new adver.
tisement in to-days paper. Read it.
ID. F. Gibbon, of Chicago, who has
been organizing creamery at Brooten,
has been in the city for several days.
Jas. Heath, of st. Cloud, an employee
of the G. N. railway, was shaking hands
with Sank Centre friends on Wednesday.
"A train of handsome new passenger
cars designed for northern business pass
ed oyer the Great Northern on Saturday.
DIR. Dubois spent several days of the
past week. in Minneapolis on business
connected with his grain and flour bust
ness.
-Judson Smith, ot Campbell, former
resident of Sank Centre, has been visit
ing his brothers in the city during the
week.
Alexander Moore is cutting consider
able wood in thir vicinity and at Hansen.
He has cleaned out his old stock COM
plersly.
Geo. w. Stewart, one of St. Clouds
prominent attorneys. was in the city on
Monday, en- route for Loug Prairie on
business.
William Rain will have charge of
Dean & Cos. business at Melrose this
and on Friday last removed
thither with his family.
Rev. Willard Frost of Osakis. and
Rev. Archibald Speers of Brainerd. visit
ed Sank Centre on Tuesday and were
the guests of Arthur Brewer.
Mrs. Frank Parker, of DEVILS Lake,
N. D., has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Lockwood. She leaves
for her home tomorrow night.
The academy has an enrolment of
about 160 at this time. The college
Bulletin" will he issued the latter part
of this week and quarterly hereafter.
st. Valentines day was very general
ly observed In the conventional manner
by the young people, and the postofice
was crowded with business, as usual.
James A.. Caughren will return to
Montana next week, very much i'm
proved in health. He will take active
of his extensive contract.
Mr.. Harmon says he can remembers
forty winters and the present one is by
far the mildest one of them all. No one
seems disposed to doubt this statement.
1t was q pleasant and profitable
supper and sociable given by the young
people of the Congregational church at
Mrs. c. F. How's residence on Friday
evening.
Those who are canyassing the Conn
try in tie interest of the creamery report
excellent progress. The cream from
over FIVE hundred cows has been already
promised.
From now on the HERALD will be
published as near as possible to Thurs
day noon. All matter for publication
should reach this office not later than
While the sleighing on the prairies is
not first,rate, yet the recent fall of three
or four inches of snow has made it pos.
sible to haul loads on runners more easily
than on wheels.
"A citizens meeting will be held at the
court room on Saturday even
ing next at half past seven o'clock to still
further consider city charter amendments.
Let everybody attend,
Prof. George evidently believes in
footing his own horn and footing it for
all it is worth. At least that is the way
it struck stranger at the 6. A. r. hall
last Monday evening.
There will be q meeting Of the repub-
lican clubs Of Stearns county at St. Cloud
next Saturday afternoon. c. M.
Sprague, ]. A, Norris, and probably 9TH
ers from here will be present.
The HERALD is requested to an
nounce an entertainment at the G. A. r.
Hall tomorrow Friday evening, under
the auspices of the Good Templars. Mu-