The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-02-12
S-AUK CENTRE HERALD.
LoGAL SUA1A1ART-
THURSDAY. EEBRuAKY IL, 1891.

This is Lent.
Saturday will be st. Valentines day.
DIR. Dubois is in Minneapolis on bust
ness.
Frank H. Haven, formely Of Litchfield
is in the city.
Hi Henry's Minstrels at opera house
tomorrow night.
Bert Sawyer of Minneapolis was in the
city on Saturday.
A. H. Petit spent Sunday and Mon.
day in Minneapolis.
Geo. r. Whitney went down to ST.
Cloud on Saturday last.
A. w. Sheets ofthe Todd County Argus
was in town on Tuesday.
The weather is rapidly moderating
into good lively thaw.
Miss Lulu Sutton of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in this city.
The mill has been running steadily day
times during the past week.
The Citizens Alliance will hold a meet
ing on Monday evening next.
DIR. McMasters made professional
trip to Albany on Wednesday.
Richard Moods and son Frank, are
travelling in South California.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bruce is radidly recovering
from severe attack of illness.
Tickets for Masonic dance are for sale
at Bruce & Fish's grocery store.
F. E. Barnum attended the editorial
convention in st. Paul this meek.
The old favorite, Hi Henry, will be at
the opera house tomorrow night.
Rev. T. c. Hudson, of St. Cloud, is
in the city, the guest of c. c. Tobey.
E. P. Barnum came up from St. Paul
on Saturday, returning on Monday.
A A. Whitney and Dawes How, of
Melrose, were in the city on Tuesday.
Hi Henry will play some OF his famous
cornet solos at the opera house to-mor-
row night.
The children off. L. Mullin and Geo.
Fish, who have been seriously i'll, are
both improving.
Ash Wednesday services were held in
the Catholic church. They were very
largely attended.
Hi Henry's famous MINISTRIES of 80 stars
guarantee an entertainment that is free
from every Objectionable feature.
No other preparation combines the
positive economy, the peculiar merit and
the medicinal power of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla.
John X. Howard fell on Saturday in
St. Paul, injuring his back considerably.
He came up on Saturday night on the
sleeper.
Note the special prices for Hi Henry's
which are 35 and SO cents,
children 25cts. Reserved seats now on
sale at Greene's.
Henry Sprague is gradually improving
and the indications are that lie will get
out again as soon as the weather will
render it prudent. .. ST..
The special term of the district court
to be held in this city will commence
this month, but the date has
not beendchnitely fixed.
ia. Caughren will return to Montana
as soon as the weather moderates. 1t
is very gratifying to know that he is
stealing improving in health.
NJ. Hogan is making business trip to
the southwest. He will visit Kansas
City, and extend his travels into Kansas.
He will be absent several days.
c. M. Bryant and c. M. McCullom
came down from West Duluth last week
for few days visit. They will return
when business in their line opens up.
William Rain and w. L. Webb made
trips into southern Stearns county this
week, both OF them going by buggy
they were afraid to trust to the sleigh
ing.
Wood is coming in town during the
past few days in large quantities. A
great deal of it is being hauled down on
the lake, while considerable is coming in
by rail.
w, S. Dean has letter of recent date
from Stewart Taylor which brings the
that he is rapidly improving,
and hopes for complete restoration of
health.
A number OF hydrants were frozen dur
ing the severe cold snap. Chief Coe tried
every one, ard those which were frozen
were speedily thawed out aud made
seryiceable.
A bill has been Introduce by Senator
Keller appropriating a thousand dollars
for bridge over the Sank river just
southeast of the city-=what is known as
the mile bridge.
c. A. Emerson and family left on Sat-
urday for visit with friends at Willmar.
Mr.. Emerson extended his visit to Litch-
field TO investigate a business opening
offered him there,
Dean & Co. have a miniatuse wind
mill. complete aermotor, of which they
have sold large number in this vicinity.
1t has more excellent points than any
mill in the market.
DIR. Lewis has been busiiy engaged in
the country during the past week. There
is sort of a bronchial epidemic raging
in this vicinity. Early everyone is suffer-
ing from cold more or less severe.
Hon. Henry Keller came up Saturday
night, remaining until Monday. He
was feeling very well satisfied with his
success in getting the better OF RonnelIy
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