The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-23
/, THURSDAY. JuLr %, 1891.

j Il. M. coats Is on business TIP
through Pope and Douglas counties.
1T rained right sharply for half
hour obout midnight, on Monday.
Il. ]. Gale is in Motley this week on
business.
Insure your crops against hail in the
| HekIa, with Geo. r. Whitney & Co.
French Stabler was in the city on
Saturday.
Will Simonton is at home with his
parents for the present.
Geo. Hosmer and family are visiting
friends in this city this week.
John Dimond has his hosse on lower
Main-st. enclosed.
Harry Howard Is expected home
next week. with his sister Lilly.
Waiter S. Dryden of Cashel, N. D., 10
in the city, renewing old acquaintance.
w. G. Woodruff of St. Cloud, was in
the city on Saturday.
u. L.Crump, editor Of the Gienwood
Times, was in the city on Wednesday.
-Travel onsthe Great Northern is nm
usually heavy even for this season ofthe
year.
The mud hole in the street near the
elevator has bsen filed and the street
graded.
Clark Case has been added to the list
of Uncle Sans pensioners. Mr.. Case
seryed with credit during the war.
Mrs. S. Titus and daughter, returned
to their home at Grand Forks on Satur-
day. 1
S M. Hogan has been confined to his
home the past week with an infection of
mumps.
General Manager Mohler of the Great
Northern road went up the Northern
branch on Saturday.
&C. 3. Porter Of Ladoga, Ind. and old
friends Of Captain Bruce, has been In the
city during the past week.
Eugene Richards returned to Ada on
Friday, after pleasant visit oftvo or
three weeks with friends here.
-Helmer Hilsdale went down to Min
neapolis last week to attend the saenger-
fest. He returned on Monday.
"A little daughter of Mr.. Janecke fell
while at play and fractured her arm on
Friday last.
Harry Tobey has erected lawn ten
mis- court in the rear of the home proper
ty. It is a busy place every evening.
Charles Barrie of Winona, famous
merchant tailor, brother of Vim. Barrie
of Ashley, has been in the city during the
past week.
Add. Dunlap of Whapeton, N. D.,
is guest Of his father. Ed. Dunlap Of
this city. The young man is in the en-
ploy of the Great Northern railroad.
Mrs. William Woods gave pleasant
juvenile party on Tuesday evening in
honor OF her guest, the daughter of Rev.
r. S. Cross of Fairmont.
"A carload of Georgia watermelons
arrived in the city on Tuesday which
were distributed among the retaildea1ers
of this city
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day night the service will be entitled,
AN evening with John, the beloved dis
ciple..',.
s The peculiar enervine effect of sum-
lner weather is. driven off by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which "makes the weak.
strong"
Byron F. Carr has been placed in
charge of a working crew in the land de-
partment of the Northern Pacific rail
road.
Alex. M. Smith of Appleton, Wis.,,
brother of Robert. has been the guest of
mis- uncle. A. ]. Smith, during the past
week.
"A. A. Whitney, E. c. Richmond and
Editor Dorsey of Melrose, were in the
city on Tuesday to witness the ball
game.
MRS. r. Edgar IL not remarkably
pleased with southern Louisiana as
residence. There are too many pestifer-
Gus insects there to make it pleasant.
III. Fl. Budget of Long Prairie, had
b. -dsome gray stallion on the track
here On l.ednesday morning in transit
for Long Prair..'
1t is Lieut-col. s.nrague now. The
genial cashier has been COL UNASSIGNED as
an officer with that rank in the mintant
branch of the Odd Fellows.
"A teachers institute will be held IN
this city commencing on August oath.
Extra effort will be made to render 1t
specially instructive and valuable.
Bald heads are too many when they
may be covered with aluxuriant growth
of hair by using the best of all restorers,
!. Halls Hair Remover.
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-Messrs. Rich, Hosmer, Boobaf and
TAFT are camping at Cedar Lake this
week. Their respective families joined
them on Thursday.
HI. Hart has received large consign-
ment OF watermelons. which he keeps in
a cold cellar for delivery. They are Sc
lected and ready for immediate use-cold
and refreshing.
The sale of Irvine by our machinery
men has been active during the past
week. The prices were never as low as
this season-ninc to twelve cents, and
yet there is abundant kicking.
IF. w. Mann's wife returned from
Wisconsin, where she she has been visit
ing for several weeks, on Friday. She
was accompanied home by her mother,
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