The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-30

single season, This year it is preparing
to handle 43 ,OOO. 900 bushels.
The track on the. Sank Centre Nor
thern extension is completed to Park
Rapids. A work train with pile driver
attached, passed up the line this morn
ing.
Work on the water works well has
been suspended awaiting fixtures and
pipe to make connections with the sys-
tenn at the pump house.
Robert Firth has purchased the John
Kerneghan house on Grove Lake-ave. for
his m other This one act speaks volumes
for the boy, both as dutiful son and a
frugal young man. 1t cost him $500.
The game of base ball between Sank
Centre and Grey Eagle, which was to
come off Saturday last was defaulted by
the Grey Eagle nine.
-Thesprinkler started up onW Wednesday
with L. M. Bunnell as proprietor. It will
be regularly operated until the close of
Alex. Tully and w. P. Hilsdaie left
today for the eastern markets, where
they will spend couple Of weeks in
stocking up the "Bostons" with goods
for the fall trade.
Andrew Wickiand and his nearest
neighbor, D. 5. sutton have harvested
their rye and done apart of their thresh-
ing, getting from twenty-three to twen-
ty FIVE bushels to the acre.
The Mccormick school, taught by
Miss Quinn, had delightful picnic at
Lake Mccormick on Thursday last.
Miss Quinn is superior teacher, and
has given universal satisfaction.
"A dandelion leaf was found in this
village few days ago which measured
eighteen inches in length and over i've in
width. The soil in which it grew was
rich wood pile loan.
Gen. Catterson has just returned
from Otter Tail county. He says the
little green louise which was SO numer-
Gus on the wheat plant short time
since, has taken wings and flown.
Mel. Billed and wife returned to this
city yesterday after an absence of six
weeks. Mr.. Billed visited some of the
eastern cities in the interest of his store,
returning with very large stock OF
goods. -
Dean & Co. have received from the
]. 1. Case company very pretty adver-
Using device-a large statuette of "Old
Abe" the Wisconsin eagle perched upon
hollow stump, which serves as a recep-
table for cigars.
The Ashley district school taught by
Mrs. ]. J. Newell in the Love district,
held picnic at Fairy Lake on Satur-
day There was an entertaining liter
airy program in connection with the
usual features.
John Cooper of st. Cloud, was in the
city on Saturday, on his way home
from Pope county, whittier he went on
business. Hesays the crops never looked
as we'll through central Minnesota as at
present.
j. D. Van Dyke and wife of Long
Prairie, were in the city on Friday, upon
thereturn from their bridal tour through
Wisconsin. Mrs. Van Dyke is at present
visiting her parents, William Lewis and
wife
The Lewis evener is meeting with a
greater demandsthan its patentee antici-
pated or provided for: He, is receiving
orders from all over the country, and
the demand has exhausted the supply.
He is at work on new lot.
The street sprinkling venture by Mr..
Janecke has been abandoned on account
of insufficient subscriptions. L. M. Bun
nell has made an active canvas Of the
city, and has succeeded in awakening
sufficient interest to warrant the service.
ALBERT capser is visiting his parents
in the city. Alberti is located in St. Paul
but has been visitingin Grafton. He was
accompanied by his sister Veronica, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Win
Reylick, of Grafton, for the past four
weeks.
The partnership heretofore existing
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between Charles Fish and r. A. White
has been dissolved, r. A. White retiring
from the firm. Mr.. Fish will continue
the business at the old place, and is
hustling trade, with his brothers George
| and Al. &C. A. Emerson and Ben Rice.
ANY nonresident pupil attending any
school in the city will be accorded tn.
| same privileges Of the library enjoyed by
resident, upon filing the librarian g
certificate of membership signed by the
principal of the school to which such
student may be attached.
IT. D. Davidson, of Bangor, has ppr
chased the McNeice house. now occupied
by Prof Woodley, and will occupy i
| with his family as soon as the lease ex
pires, sometime next spring. Mean
while Mr.. Davidson will move into tb,
city and rent house. The considera
ton is about $4,000.
Norman BREWER of Willard, has pur
chased complete steam threshing out
fit, manufactured by ]. !. Case & Co., o
Dean &. Co., and 1t will be operated By
M. L. Webb, who has had years of ex
perience. The farmers of that yicinity
have occasion to be satisfied not onl,
with the superior machine. but the eff
Gent management. oft. i
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Hugh Malloy, the popular conduc
tor on the Great Northern, has just re