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

Monday His family Will remain IN the
city for the present.
/ Tom Hogan of the general Office oil
the freight department of the Northern
| Pacific railroad in St. Paul, was the
guest of his brother, Michael Hogan, on
the Fourth of July.
/ The Creamery paid out 81, 800 to the
farmers for cream for the past month.
George Salmond leading the list with a
check for more than eighty dollars, while
a half dozen range from thirty to sixty
dollars. the creamery grows in favor
month by month.
/ Corn is not as far advanced as usual
at this season, owing to the cool weather,
but is far from being unpromising. Po-
tatoes meyer looked better, and while the
bug is active in a few localities, yet has
done little harm in the aggregate.
The creamery shipped 5000 pounds
of butter to Boston on Monday. That
is an exacting market, but is willing to
pay top price for strictly gilt-edge goods,
and our creamery is giving perfect salts
| faction.
| &C. F. Bohall of West Union. is attend
ing the ST. Paul meeting called by Dom
nelly for the purpose of organizing new
political party in the state of Minnesota
along the lines laid down at the Cinci-
natl convention.
Charles L. Dimond was in town on
Monday. He is now living in Todd
county, he having returned from the
south He went to Mississippi, but the
climate was not agreeable to his health
and he returned.
| James A. Caughren is expected home
in few days, when he will make ar
rangements for building a handsome resi-
deuce on the corner of Main and Sixth
SITS. He has beautiful location and will
put up home which will do credit to
the location.
| ID. R. Jackson has made notable i'm
provements in and about his home prop
erty. handsome picket fence, a fresh
coat of paint artistically blended in col
ors and general oyerhauling, has made
his property second to none in the city
in attractiveness.
| Alex Tully, M. F. Woodbury. and
Ransom Buck left on Wednesday morn
ing for Mound Lake, twenty miles east
of the city, to be absent several days.
They take a boat and complete camp
ing outfit. Be prepared for anything in
| the line OF hsh stories when thew return.
Mrs. E. B. Carney having sold her
residence, and portion of her household
effects, will remove to Litchfeld, where
her brother resides. Mr.. Murphy has
taken possession of the house and has a
pleasant and desirable home.
Fred Bunnell has not yet definitely
| decided as to whether he will take a
lease of the West Hotelin St. Cloud. He
has promised to give the proprietor, H.
H. Budget, his decision on Saturday
next.
Jos. Noyes and wife, of Hancock,
were visiting with their brother-in-law,
Paul Bracken, this week. Mr.. Noyes
has returned home, while Mrs. Noyes
will remain for few days yet.
AT the Methodist church next Sun.
dav morning the sermon will be address
ed to the children of the Sunday school
on the subject of "Bible promises. y
Adults as well as children are invited.
r. Woods & Sons will attend to
their business in the future at the store
of John Batchelder. All persons indebted
to the late firm will please call there and
settle. r. WOODS q Sons.
IN. W. Rice has improved the appear
ance of his hotel property by taking
down the line of posts which supported
the balcony, and substituting brackets
therefor. He has also laid a wide oal
walk along the entire front.
The Ch1ldrens Endowment Society
of Minneapolis, Mimi, has just paid it
10Th and 18th matured Certificates t,
Mrs. w. B. Page, of Minneapolis, ant
Mrs. John Lunn, of Mankato.
F. p. FRENCH, Sec.
The following are the elective officer
of the Odd Fellows Encampment to b
installed at the next regular meeting: c
P, William Pangburn, S. W., Nels Chris
tainsen; ]. W., John w. Oehl; H. P. !. L
Robins; Secretary;J. c. Parker; Treas
{. Nd. Sprague.
The Great Northern Ry. will SCI
round trip tickets to Minneapolis at on
and one-third of regular one-way rat
euly 18th and 7th to all those wishin,
to attend the United Scandinavian Sing
ers Musical Festival. Return portio
good till July 22nd.
Will Stabler came down from Crane
Forks on Monday, and is engaged in til
uninteresting pastime of nursing ca,
buncle on the neck. He will go down t
Minneapolis to-day tor brief visit, r,
e turning here and remaining the create
: part of next week.
1T was pleasant crowd of youn
ladies which filled the Day excursion ca
! riage to the overflow the other evening
in drive about the city. There we,
about dozen of them, and they wei
wholly independent of masculine assis
t ance, handling the ribbons as expertly a
e professional drivers on race course.
"A prominent attorney ofthis city ha
occasion to be absent from his Office Il
e other day, and tackled to his locked doc
), this rather equivocal notice: "Will
h back in twenty minutes" A would-t
client called and after standing aroun
= an hour wrote under it: Twenty mi
e utes from whens'