The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-03
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1891.
Pred Jacob is home.

LANES Bennett Of Brooklyn, was til
guest of NJ. Hogan oyer Sunday.
"A. ]. Smith and family have been i
the twin cities during the past week.
Will Simonton left for the Universit
on Wednesday.
Mr.. McReynolds, representing Deer
& Co., is in the city.
IT. L. Mccormick is erecting goo,
barn on his home property.
There was lively but brief rattle O
hail early Sunday morning. No damage
There was a magnificent display O
aurora borealis on Saturday evening.
Peter Goettn of St. Cloud, is visitin,
his daughter, Mrs. Hugo Grundman.
"A heavy shower on Tuesday was fol
lowed by high and cool wind.
John Wait of Long Prairie, was il
the city on Tuesday.
Miss Sibyl Case went to Minneapoli.
on Tuesday.
Mrs. dean is visiting friends in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Petit went to Minneapolis or
Tuesday for a visit Of few days.
Miss Gertie Miner is at home on a
visit.
David Cleveland and son have re
turned from their trip east.
County commissioners meet next
week.
Miss Addie Ap6eld will enter the
university next week.
L. M. Kells has returned from a visit
OF two weeks with Wisconsin friends.
Hon. Kettel Halverson is in the city
to-days l.
". A. Whipple has added a large bay
window to his pleasant residence.
&C. A. Emerson and son Walter visit
ed the Exposition on Wednesday.
-Mesdames, Mullen and Fish have
been spending several days at Osakis
Lake.
"A. Erwin and family returned from
the southern part of the state. on Tues
day.
Parties wanting wild or improved
lands, on easy terms 60 to GEO. R.
WHITNEY & Co.
Miss Josie Ap6eld will teach at
Mortified the ensuing year. She is ex-
perienced and qualified.
Prof. Geo. r. Smith has been in Min
neapolis during the past week. He..went
down to attend the wedding of cousin.
Money to loan-on Real estate and
chattle security. GEO. r. WHITNEY &
Go.
VIM. Rain and family returned from
Melrose this week, and he will remain
here in the Office of Dean & Co.
-Nels Holm of Litchfeld, who has
large circle of friends in this vicinity, is in
the city.
Mrs. w. Rocheleau and son of Moor
bead, were the guests of Mrs. Lamb dur
ing the past week.
Geo. r. Whitney & Co. are agents
for the Aetna Accident Insurance Co. of
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Nellie Morgan of Minneapolis,
the elocutionist, formerly of this city, is
the guest of the Misses Howard.
Chickens are ripe-and the wheat
crop, pretty wellharvested. Lots of 'em
were stacked even before last Tuesday.
-Whooping cough is epidemic in the
city, some cases being distressingly Sc
we're.
j. Fl. Rouse, a former resident of this
city. who has been living at Glencoe for
years, has returned here to live.
ID. R. Jackson has put up a wood shed
annex to his residence and is at work on
a new barn.
Charles Fish left on Tuesday for an
extended trip through his territory,
making settlements with agents. He
commenced at Freeport.
Mrs. Ingrana and twe daughters, re-
turned from st. Cloud on Monday,
They have been visiting Mrs. H. S.
Doty.
ALLEN Barto spent a portion of the
past week in this city. the guest ofhis bro
Their, Judge Barto. He returns to the
University next week.
The regular bi-monthIy communion
service will be observed at the congre-
gational Church on Sunday morning
nest.
IS. NJ. Bruce assisted by c. Nd.
Sprague and Fred Jacob will institute
encampment, No. 42 on Friday
evenin z.
Below cost of manufacture. To in
troduce our line of fall dress goods will
sell doubie-fold serges at s1zc per yard.
MEL. Billed.
Gov. and Mrs. Barto spent Sunday
with the Judge. Gov Barto is attending
the annual reunion Of his old regiment at
Elgin, ILL.,. this week.
The Misses Smith will return to Lake
Forest seminary next week. Miss Geor-
gle, daughter of George Bennett will also
return to the same school.
Henry Meters and Mr.. Limbach of
Meier's Grove, were in'the city on Friday
and to them the HERALD is indebted for
respecting the Endicke fire.
The Northern Pacific railroad will
sell round trip tickets to the Saint Cloud
Fair at one and one.third rate for tickets
one way.
-R. H. Corey Of Auburn, N. Y, left for
his home last week so well pleased with