The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-09
THURSDAY. july 9. 1891.

-Haying has commenced.
Closing sale of clothing at L. ]. Gales
Farmers are harvesting timothy and
the crop is good
Mrs. 7. A. Du Bots went to st. Pau
on Monday for few days visit.
Black Balbrigan underwear at Jacob
Bros.
Hon. Kittle Halvorson was in the city
today.
-WD Townsend left for the East or
Monday
Another game OF base ball with the
Robbinsdale club is on the tapis
Wheat on the sand is heading out in
beautiful shape.
Shoes slaughtered at L. ]. Gales.
George Nottage is home from st
Paul for a month.
New Line Dress Goods IL. ]. Gales
IS. NJ. Bruce has purchased very
pretty and convenient family carriage.
e. P. Barnum spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family.
Choice Groceries at IL. Gales.
5 If YOU want ice-crean-and good,
honest goods for family use-send to
Harris for it.
Il. ]. Gale has spent the greater part
OF the first week out of the city.
B. F. Carr expects to resume work
in the pineries on Monday next.
Il. L. Matterson OF Little Sank, was
in town on Wednes day.
Bert Rice has been confined to his
bed for several days, and is still quite i'll
1t is Grandpa Robbins now, and he
don't care who knows it.
Henry Keller has been in st. Paul
the greater portion of the past week.
John Hoeschen, the rustling merchant
and all around business man OF Freeport
was in the city on Saturday.
M. Hogan went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday night.
HI. B. Huntress had serious attack
OF illness on Wednesday.
Chief Wilcox patrols the streets with
a regulation police cap.
Harry Howard and his sister Lille is
expected home in few days.
August Rien, ST., was thrown from
a carriage on Wednesday and bruised
about the face and head-not seriously
The library board met on Tuesday
evening and lodged an order for long
list of books.
August Rein ST., was thrown from a
buggy on Tuesday and badly bruised
about the head.
William Pangburn is erecting com
modious barn on his place in the eastern
part of the city.
"A railroad man named Shields was
in the city on Saturday last, expecting
to meet James A. Caughren.
George Fish and Fred Jacob went
out to Birch Lake on Wednesday for a
few days recreation.
WANTED-Youug man 16 or II year:
of age, to learn the printing trade. APP
ply at HERALD office.
Mrs. L. E. Shields and family o
ST. Paul are visiting her mother, Mrs. L
U. Caughren.
1t rained violently a greater portion
OF Monday, a vast amount of wate
falling.
ALBERT Dahleu, Jr spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with his parents. He ha
a very nice position In st Paul.
The officers of the chapter of Roya
Arch Masons were installed on Fourtl
ofJuly by past H. P. Barnum.
Sid Huntley came up from St. Pau
on Monday to take summer course i
the academy.
Mrs. Walter Nealey of Minneapolis
is stopping at the Sank Centre House
She was formerly teacher at Monticell
and DIR. Rich was one of her pupils.
DIR. Du Bots madea professional visi
to ST. Cloud on Wednesday. Thence h
went to St. Paul and expects to rctur
tonight.
Eugene A. Richards came down fro1
Ada last week to visit his parents an
have a pleasant vacation among hi
| numerous friends.
Miss Mary Hale of Grey Eagle, VIII
has accepted a position as teacher in til
public school, is the guest of the Mise
Whitefeld.
| John Daniel is erecting handson
| residence on Main-st. north of the raj
road track. He will have it ready fe
| occupancy in the fall.
Charles Weymouth has complete
his residence on the north side, and
furnishing it for occupation. He has
pretty and convenient home.
| -B. F. Carr and Ed Dunlap went OF
to Birch Lake on Wednesday to whi
away day or two with the rod ar
reel.
/ Kelly Island Lime--the best in II
world--for sale by How Brothers & CO
who havejust received car load FIRE:
from the kilns.
| Dean & Co. have taken the agen'
for the popular Osborne Harvester. T
keeps not only the machines, but II
and complete line of extras.
Al. Fish hopes the public will mt
look upon him as an habitual bla
phemer, owing to his error" in last So
urday's game.
4 Coy. Barto came up from St. clo'
on Friday night, and was the guest
his son, Judge Barto, over the Fourth