The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-04-02

"A SUBSCRIPTION was quickly IdlScu 10
insure lot in the cemetery and good
funeral to B. R. Phelps. He was buried
on Wednesday, the Advent minister of
floating, Mr.. Phelps being member of
that church.
"A little piece OF paper was picked up
in the dining room of the Sank Centre
House, alter the Odd-Fellows banquet,
which read: "To J. L. Robbins with
compliments of. A. Dubois" To what
was it attached?
Monday was atypical March day.
1t rained and it showed, and it was as
disagreeable under foot as slush and mud
can make it, and yet it is just the kind of
weather best calculated to put the land
in order for seeding.
The Spring Brook Creamery Associ-
alton has been shipping sample packages
of butter to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Liv-
ingston, Spokane Falls and other mark
cts. The butter is strictly frst-class, and
fears no competition.
Bob Burdette says that "God wasted
mud when he wade man so mean as to
tell the postmaster to return his paper
marked refused when he owes two or
three years subscription" And that's
the way it looks to us.
"A Denny is contemplating moving
to Little Falls. Next week he will visit
Rochester, with his daughter, who has
been teaching the preparatory grade in
the public school. She expects oremain
there during the spring.
"A dealer in groceries from West Su-
perior, was in town on Saturday and
purchased forty pound tub OF creamery
butter, pronouncing it the very best he
had found, and he is anxious to handle
quantities oft. The stock already made
has been all shipped out.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
founding of the Grand Army of the Re
public will be universally celebrated on
Monday next B. R. Palmer post has
prepared pleasant program for the
occasion, consisting of speaking, music,
ect. Everyone cordially invited.
"A. L. Sanderson, of Westport. was in
town or Friday on his way to St. Paul.
He has been engaged in numbering at
Cloquet during the winter, and will visit
that place before he returns home. He
will have the management of Geo. M.
Benefits farm again this season.
U-The Masonic entertainment on We'd
nesday evening was very largely attend
ed, and was decided social success. The
parlors were thronged until after mid
night. the occasion being enlivened with
vocal and instrumental music and dane
ing. A dainty lunch was served.
Harry Whitefeld left this morning
for trip OF two weeks. He will visit
Chicago, Valparaiso, and other places.
Close attention to his exacting duties in
the bank for more than three years with
out respite, has fitted him for a keen en-
joyment of his well-earned vacation.
Sam. Simonton is in California. He
has visited San Jose where he saw the
Bates boys, Messrs. Fuller, Lashbrooks
and other former Sank Centre citizens.
Mr.. Lashbrooks is about to remove to
Portland, Oregon. Mr.. Simonton will
leave California for Washington in few
days.
Hon. Joseph Capser came up from
St. Paul on Saturday, returning on Mon
day morning. 1t is the first time he has
been home in several weeks. He has
been kept very busily employed in attend
to his official duties. He has served his
constituency well, meeting every demand
made upon him.
&C. Nj. Coats has booked the Boston
Comic Opera company for the 18th and
18th of April at the opera house. There
| are twenty-four members of the company
and those who have seen speak of it in
the highest terms. Mikado, Mascot.
Pinafore, and Ermine are among the
| light operas i'll its repertoire.
The HERALD has complete stock of
stationery, envelopes, fiat papers etc.,
suitable for all classes of office stationery
circulars and commercial work, All orders
will be promptly filed. Alarge quantity
OF new type has also been recently added
to the equipment of the HERALD, making
it complete. Satisfaction guaranteed.
| Geo. Hosmer came up from St. Paul
on Thursday evening, remaining until
Monday, when his wife and children re-
turned with him. They had been visit.
ing here couple of weeks before he came
up. The Westside bank, Of which Mr..
Hosmer is cashier. has just opened a saw
ings department, which is doing excellent
business.
"a letter from G. A. MorS dated San
Diego, CAL, March 23d, says: leave
this place for good old Minnesota today.
Will stop in Kansas City, Southern Da-
kota, Mankato and Henderson, arriving
home April 9Th or 9Th. This is a fine
country-"to get out off, These may
not be the exact words, but they express
the exaet idea.
1t was fine display offish fresh from
the waters of Sank lake which decorated
the show window of Grundman Bro. s
last week. There were a number ofwall-
eyed pike and black bass, ranging from
four to seven pounds each. They were
beauties; and found ready purchasers.
A few days later there were number of
very fine black bass in the same market
taken with hook through the ice.
| The Standard Medicine company of
Sank Centre is almost ready to CON-
mence business. They will place upon
the market liver and kidney remedy
which has been tried for eight years and
has wrought marvellous results syen in
chronic cases which have bafled skilled