The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-01-08
SACK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUMMARY
THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1891.


Gov. Barto tried land case in this city
to-day.
Hon. Kittel Halvorsen was in the city
on Wednesday.
John Carver of St. Cloud was in the
city on Wednesday.
John Richardson OF Raymond was in
town on Wednesday.
Edwin Clark of Melrose was in thecity
on Friday, on business.
Misses Rose and Josie Apfeld returned
from Glencoe on Friday.
The bank of Sank Centre has the tax
books for western Stearns.
WANTED.-Girl to do homework. APP
ply Immediately, at this Office.
S. c. LaHatt was at home on Tuesday
and Wednesday from Alexandria.
The school board made an official visit
to the schools on Friday morning.
r. ]. Mcneil, Alexandria's popular har-
ness maker, was in this city on Tuesday
last.
Albert Dahlem went to the cities on
Monday to lay in stock for the ensuing
year.
Robert Dimond came down from Alex
andria on new years day, tor brief
visit.
]. L. Robbins has been attending court
at st. Cloud for the pas. two or three
days.
Lucas Kells went to St. Cloud as
witness ia the Chute appeal cases on
Monday.
An enjoyable affair was the dance at
John Boyle's place near Spaldir,g on Sat
night last.
The pipe organ for the Episcopal church
has been shipped, and is expe cted within
two weeks.
The public schools resume d again on
Monday last after holiday vacation OF
two weeks.
There will be communion ser vices at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sun.
day morning.
A o. Mattison has shippc two car
loads of cattle to parties iu 10 wa during
the past week.
Rev. ]. F. Hamilton will go south to
spend four weeks, leaving about the goth
| of this month.
H. Sprague is still very dangerously i'll,
symptoms showing very little change
since last week.
VIM. Moses, president of the Douglas
county bank at Alexandria. was in the
city on new ears day.
George Nottage and Charlie Dimond
returned to St. Paul on Saturday. to
work at their trads-printing.
Senator Keller left for st. Paul on Sat-
urday night, and took hand in the
preliminary whirl of organization,
The festival of the Epiphany was OBJ
served at the catholic church on Tuesday
last. There was a large attendance.
Among the poets of the number are
James Whitcomb Riley, Virginia Frazer
Boyle, Mr.. Kenyon, and Mr.. Luders.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by a
number of our young folks at the resi-
dence of VIM. Stevenson on Friday even
ing.
| The Grundman Bros. have purchased
Woods meat market on Main-st. They
are energetic business men and wish them
1 .cccss.
| peter, Kline, whose leg was broken re.
Gently Is :. ill unable to get up-the pro-
cess Of healing is not as rapid as could be
desired.
Gov Barto is in the city, having come
up from st. Cloud to assist IN the puDiis
installation of officers of the masons al
the opera house.
| Rev. c. E. Blodgett and family return
ed from Des Moines last week. His son
who was i'll during his absence, has re
covered his health.
Will Nottage, who has position in q
job printing establishment in st. Paul
spent few days in the city and vicinity
during the past week.
Our merchants are taking hold of thu
j early closing scheme commencing Mon
day stores will be closed at 8 P. N. every
: evening but Saturdays.
Tbc week of prayer is being observed
:. Methodist and Congregations
in IL. services are held every evenin;
churches, sattended.
and are we. IA Romance of Nor
Under the titN ~ contribution j
gan's Rough Riders, ,StAass on the ex
made to the group of. -st
periences Of prisoners of \. I'd a dill Z.
Senator Keller has introduc> g seyel
reduce the legal rate ofinterests seS
per cent; also one to protect the fna
in the matter of binding Irvine.
The side track to the roller mills has
been completed, and cars have been load
ed directly from the mill. This is great
convenience to the mill property.
Burke DeGroat says that he has no
thought of purchasing the Long Prairie
Leader and that as far as he knew, the
item in the Avalanche was without foun-
dation.
| The complete stories are "In Maiden
Meditation" by George A. Hubbard,
.Naunie's Career" by Viola Roseboro'
and Eat the Town Farm" by Miss
Carpenter.
/ Monday morning was decidedly foggy
but the warm sun soon dispersed it, ant
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