The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-02
SAOK CENTRE HERALD.
THURSDAY. July 2, 1891.

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the east side of the Sank Centre House
| Closing sale of clothing at L. ]. Gales
Jacob Fisher of Long Prairie was il
the city on Tuesday.
Black Balbrigan underwear at Jacob
Bros.
! Mrs. C. A. Emmerson is visirin,
friends at Watertown, Wis.
| Carpets at the Boston store.
j. H. Sheets was in the city on Mon
day, on hisway to St. Paul.
| Judge Tuft of Todd county, was il
the city on Tuesday.
Shoes slaughtered at L. J. Gales.
-Haying has commenced, and goot
crop is indicated in this vicinity.
New Line Dress Goods at L. ]. Gales
.AServices will be held in the Irisl
Catholic church on Sunday next.
Louis Henry of Little Sank, was i,
the city on Tuesday.
HIS Doty came up from St. Cloud OF
Monday.
Henry Keller has been in St. Pau
during the past week.
Art squares at the Boston store.
"A number ofour citizens visited Birch
Lake on Sunday last to partake Of the
hospitality of Billy Blake and family.
: Shifting calicos, best goods only &c
per yard. ALEX FULLY & Co.
j. A. Bemis of Crookston, proprietor
of the leading hotel in that city, is in
town.
Choice Groceries at L. ]. Gales.
Next Sunday morning the regular BIZ
monthly communion will be observed at
the Congregational Church.
Dan w. Bruckart of ST. Cloud, will
deliver the Fourth of July Grafton at
Paynesyille, and it will be a good one.
The circus bill boards have been
taken down, the lumber having been
sold.
p. 7. Stenmoe, of Zumbrato, has been
employed by Marcus Madland to work
IN the store.
r--Harry Parker has engaged with
Dean & Co. for the .sale.of agricultural
machinery. He is good one.
Mrs. J. A. Norris left on Wednesday
for trip to New England. She will visit
several of the seaside resorts during her
absence.
The Glenwood Herald has purchased
the Pope County Press of Willard. This
leaves but one paper in Pope county
and a mighty good one.
Col. Bridgman was in the city on
Monday He will leave for Alaska, &C
companied by his wife, some time this
month.
Kelly Island Lime-the best in the
world-for sale by How Brothers & Co.,
who have just received car load fresh
from the kilns.
Henry Keller attended the family re-
union of'rural democrats at Minneapolis
on Wednesday. He says the meeting
was harmonious smooth
Superior barbwire, is just what its
name indicates-superior to any other
wire made. How Bros. & Co. have just
received car load CT it.
The paste days have been too cool
for comfort. The wind has been north
westerly and the sky overcast, good
wheat weather after the recent warm
rains.
There will be a picnic, and celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July at Fairy Lake.
There will be tub races, sack races and
boat races and other sports during the
dav.
There will be picnic at Lake Nc
Cormick on July 4th, given by the Grand
Army Post, the proceeds to 60 to the
Women's Relief Corps and the Sons OF
Veterans.
-R. Woods g. 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 & SONS.
--On Friday last Judge Barto sent a
half dozen tramps out of the city, and
one to St. Cloud for thirty days. He re
sisted arrest and thought he could run
the police force to suit himself.
s Charlie Bronson of Grand Forks, has
been in the city during the past week
He is accompanied by his wife who has
been the guest of her father, Henry Bar.
nett.
&C. M. Sprague went down to Mont.
cello on Friday evening, and instituted
an encampment of Odd-Fellows, with
forty members. 1t. will be known as
Hebron, No. ~.
Win Tubbs was in the city on Wed.
nesday on his way from Pembina te
Iowa, where his wife Is visiting her par
ents. He Is teaching school and running
a farm ofhis own.
The Academy and Business Colleg'
has Just issued catalogue for 1892
containing large amount OF valuabl
information which can be had upon ap
plication to the proprietors, Smith ant
Casey.
MRS. L. E. Tubbs and daughter
Julia, are visiting in Minneapolis, wher
they will remain the greater part of tn
summer. Her daughter, Mrs. !. l. Be
will visit theeast this season, Mrs. Tubb
remaining until her return.
IS. A. Irish is building large add
1 ton, or upright, to his house, southeas
of the city. The new part will be twer
ty-two by thirty-four feet, two storie
I I,;,L II xx,;1i have a fine Ia r0e f1re-r1a ar