The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-01-15


: ing from several of them a number Q
scholars who need a little extra help 70
promotion.
i Henry Kurrell has been arrested upo,
a warrant sworn out by d. M. McIntyr
for an assault npon his brother, Walter
Mcintyre. The specific charge is dis
orderly conduct and will be tried to-mor
row.
The HERALD is indebted to Capt. E.
Oxford for late Tulare papers. The
genial captain is secretary of the board
| of directors of the Tulare Irrigating Co.,
organized for the purpose indicated in
| its title.
| Frank .Ientz, who has been in the
employ of Henry Williams of Long
Prairie, was arrested acre by officer Carr
last week, upon information that he is of
unsound mind. He was returned to
Long Prairie.
The harvester combination has been
abandoned, it having been ascertained
that such company could have no le-
cal existence under the laws of several
of the states in which its business W ould
have been located.
E. B. Harrison says that the tie makers
along the lines of the Great Northern
road are all busy making ties, but it will
require snow to get them into market.
The schedule of prices for ties is about
the same as last year.
Gov. Barto came up from St. Cloud
to install the officers of the Masonic
lodge, at the odera house on Thursday
evening of last week. He is deputy
grand master of the state. He remained
over to look after business matters.
The creamery association held a di-
rector's meeting on Saturday last, trans
acting little routine business. Fuel
was purchased, insurance obtained, and
several other little minor details Of bust
ness, and the meeting adjourned for two
weeks.
The Western Union telegraph Office will
be established at the Sank Centre House
in about two weeks. Bert Foster of |
Fergus Falls will be the operator. The |
comm .rcia1 Office at the railroad station
will be discontinued to far as receiving
messages is concerned.
James A. Caughren is rapidly improv-
ing in health, aud if nothing unforeseen
happens he will return to Montana the
last of this month, to remain until
spring. He spent last week in St. Paul,
in settling up with the grading company
for work already done.
The new moon was born on Saturday
morning last, at a very tempestuous
hour, and according to the weather
prophets it ought to have been a terribly
bad day. 1t would be difficult to imag-
inc afiner winters day than it proved to
be, and the landscape was gorgeous with
frosty pearls.
Chas. Fish will decline the position OF
deputy sheriff, owing to pressure of bus
mess, and and prolonged absence from
The city. There are several applicants
Tor the position. A petition has been
numerously signed and furnished to
the sheriff asking for the appointment
Of Thos. Murphy.
The Wilson Theatre Company at the ,
opera house every night next week, with
| matinee on Saturday afternoon Janu- ,
Try "a, at-which time will be given that {
.harming play Little Lord Fauntleroy." ,
Popular greces 10, 20 and 80 cents l
should give tae management crowded {
houses each night. i
Go away from home for the news,
The Avalanche says that Chas. F.
aendryx WILL be deputy postmaster
Under ]. M. Thomson. There is not i
'nly no authority for the statement, II
,ut there has not even a word passed
'etween the two parties relative to any
UGH arrangement.
DIR. Lewis has letter from his wife
Who y sReHdipg the winter at Ell Paso,
Texas, in which she says that heavy
now storm visited that section of the
onntry last week-a meteorological
reak almost without precedent. 1t cid
lot lsst long however, and the weather
its normal tone.
]. M. Thomson has filled his bond as
thr amount being fixed at
dollars, and his commits
On viii be forth coming at an early day.
lie has leased the frst floor of the Barto
'qilding, recently occupied by the ladies'
'azaar, and it will be filed Up suitably b
pr the purpose. It Is the intention oil j
4r, Thomson to give the patrons ofthe s
flee ths best possible seryice, and leave I
title cause for complaint. n
The frm Of chas. Fish & Brother has il
cen dissolved by the withdrawal of i
Gorge Fish. who becomes a mamber OF f
he firm of Bruce & Fish. The machine '
BUSINESS will be continued BIZ Charles I
Tjsb, who will conduct it as heretofore, 2
andHng ftll lipe Of agricultural goods, \
qgfies, etc. His position as general n
gent ofthe Deeripg viii ip no manner af t
ect his LOCAL trade. He has not made '
efnite arrangements as to location j
Or the season. but expects to do so soon,
rhen duen notice will be given. q
Prof. Woodley undertook herculean
ask last year and carried it to success
alissue, warnpon the youthful cigarette.
lie has now undertaken another similar
eradication of british abuse of
hildren by their larger fellows. There
J set of young hoodlums In the city
rho make Liz. miserable for c,;ld-a.