The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-01-29

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the well-known nursery man of Excelsior
was in the city thisweek soliciting orders
for nursery stock. Mr. Latham, it vii
be remembered, married a former residen
of this city, Miss Tina Leayett.
| Snow to the depth of two inches fellol
Monday, with an eaeterly breeze. Anew
sleighs were observed on the streets-th
| first sleighing of the season, and thattot
thin for anything but the lightest cutters
and as to them very Indifferent.
The Lutterman Concert troupe, which
will appear here on the evening of Febru
airy 14th, is a company of a very higf
order. 1t took first prize over all com
petitors at the Paris exposition. TIL,
city is fortunate in securing such talent.
| H. P. Gallup was in the city on Wed
nesday, selling hardware just as cheap as
he did before the Mckinley bill became q
law. He says that the bawl about adj
vance in hardware on account ofthenew
tariff law is wholly without foundation
A young fellow from St. Cloud was on
our streets on Wednesday soliciting aid
for surgical operation for the removal
of cataract from his eyes-both being
affected. His own city did not use him
very MISUNDERSTANDING very few
dollars.
Jonas Clark met with a painful acct
dent while at work at the lathe at the
Keller factory. A piece of iron flew, strik-
ing him just under the eye, knocking him
down, and cutting the flesh badly. He
required the Offices of sergeon to dress
the wound.
At recent meeting of the city council
committee was appointed to frame
needed amendments to the city charter,
and report to public meeting. 1t is
getting along in the legislative session,
aud it would be well to get them SUBJ
United as early as possible.
County Superintendent Rochall says:
The attendance at the schools through
out the county has teen considerable in
excess of that in former years. The mild
winter has also permitted an extension
of the fall terms of several schools, and
has also added considerable to the aver.
age attendance.
l.. T. Storey has accepted position
with the Atchison, Topeka & SantaFe
railroad land will soon moye to Carthage,
Mo. His duties are with the legal de-
partment. and very handsome salary
attaches. We is sound lawyer, and his
friends here. and he has hosts of them,
congratulate him.
]. M. 1--we, of the firm of Ingerson. 3D.
wards & Lye OF Sioux City. Iowa, live
stock commission merchants, was in the
city on Tuesday soliciting consignments
of cattle. Minnesota cattle are very
popular as feeders in his vicinity, and he
assures the cattle raisers that he can
handle them to advantage.
The new telegraph Office, With 0per-
ator Poster at the key, Is now in full
operation at the Sank Centre House.
The equipment is not only frst-class,
but the Office has been made as attrac-
tive as tits convenient. Superintendent |
was congratulated upon his |
enterprise by private message on We'd
pesday.
An entertainment will be given on Fri
day evening of this week, at the opera
house, for the benefit of the high school.
The program will consist of solos, du-
,ttes, quartets. One of the features will
De short concert by the school band.
IN the last part of the program some
7ery fine steropticon views will be
shown. General admission 25 cents.
seats withaut extra charge.
The meetings at the Methodist church
will be continued every evening for the
present. They are awakeing lively
interest. and the church is full. About
orty new chairs have been purchased,
md the seats so arranged as to give
more seating capacity to
he auditorium. Rey R. c. Crosse has
'een assisting the pastor in these revival
meetings.. Seventeen members were adj
nitted on Sunday last, making about
orty admitted during the current confer
ace year.
It was thought best to send Walter
Mcintyre to the Fergus Falls asylum
or treatment, and last Monday was
ixed upon as the time for doing so. He
earned of the intention, and feft for st.
Paul on Sunday. He had twelve dollars
With him, but on Monday a telegram
vas received from the station agent there
hat he was without money and wanted
o return home. It is thought he was
Numbered after reaching that city by
ONE miscreant who took advantage of
lis mental weakness.
Fred Smith of Getty, has returned to
he east to live, his family accompanying
hRs "a ShS 0SPaiIuiS Va NIL oHhIIu
Western stearss loses one other stalwart
armers. gentleman OF broad views and
beral ideas; well-informed on general
opies, great reader and an independent
hinker. He will be sarely missed, not |
lone by his immediate neighbors, but
y our citizens as well. He came here an ;
nvalid about ten years ago, and engag- .
d in farming for the benefit ofhis health,
shicl was fully restored to him. I,
Frank Dewey purchased tbs recsipts of
he Wilson Theatre Company for Satur
ay night, paying sevcnty-five dollars
therefore,. Fhs house waspacked, SO that
eople were turued away. Mr.. Dew ey
,ade forty dollars clear upon the face of
he returns. and discovered that the
icket taker had destroyed number of
ickets at the door, SO that they would
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