The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-06-25

the Great Northern was six hours late
| on Wednesday morning.
The attendance at court was very
large indeed. Thecourt roomis crowded
with interested spectators.
| Ed. O'Brien, publisher of the Irish
Standard, was in town on Saturday,
and made the HERALD pleasant eau.
| David Cleveland has secured desk
room in the HERALD building down
stairs.
| Mrs. P. H. Ley and daughter Veron-
lea, of st. Cloud. were visiting friends
and relatives in the city last week.
/ Joe Primus, of Melrose, was in the
city on Monday. in attendance upon
court.
| Walter Nealey and son were regis
tered at the Sank Centre House on Mon
day.
-Hiel E. West was in the city on
Tuesday: He expects to go to st. Paul
soon to work at the printers trade.
II. H. Beste, the largest man in the
village of Melrose, is attending court
this week.
Deputy Sheriff Doty is attending
court, Sheriff Hammered having returned
to st. Cloud.
Byron F. Carr has so far recovered
as to be out of doors, although still
weak and thin.
H. Hart has received supply OF
fresh vegetables, including in the list a
quantity of green peas.
| Frank B. Simmons, editor of the
Long Prairie Leader, was in the city on
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his
wife.
| Rev. Goebel received his household
goods from Long Prairie this week and
has moved into the parish residence of
the Catholic church.
| The baby moose sent down from
Northern Minnesota by Byron F. Carr
is thriving, and is so tame that he sports
about the house like calf.
Geo. R. Smith, of Casey & Smith, lett
to-day for an extended trip through
Northern Minnesota and North Dakota,
in the interest of the business college.
will Johnson mourns the loss Of six
dollars, all in Canadian silver quarters,
x,,l:ol, ,.-a k,l,as, Scr, k,e co,,rfer 1ie
he was waiting upon customer.
| "A great many of those who attended
the late Michael Franks funeral on Sun
day, received thorough drenching dur
ing the heavy rain.
Last Sunday MOI ming at the Metho-
dist church four persons were received
into the church by letter, and three chill
dren were baptized.
| VIM. Scherfius has sold the ten acre
tract in Hoboken, with comfortable
| house, just west of the Pendergast field
to Willis B. Reed, for $500.
Court Reporter Russell, who was i'll
when the term of the court opened here
on Mondad, has so far recovered as to
be able to attend to his duties.
Judge Searle was accompanied by
| his wife, and they were the guests of W.
| w. Woods. Mrs. Woods is sister of
the Judge.
"A large number of posters have been
distributed around the city advertising
the Fourth of July celebration at Little
Sank.
Judge c. L. Brown, G. H. Munro, S.
A. Flahrety and o. c. Hanson of Morris,
compose fishing party who have gone
to Birch Lake for weeks recuperation.
"A cap supper under the auspices of the
Ladies Social union of the M. E. church
will be given at the 6. A. R., Post hall
] tonight.
Martin Heisler of Lake Henry, for
merly representative of this district in
the legislature, was one of the jurors in
attendance upon the term of court.
r. T. Greene has purchased beauti-
full young sorrel mare of Alan Vessey. 1t
is valuable animal and makes very
striking appearance on the street.
| Billy Blake and family have been
spending portion OF the past week in
the city. They went over to Birch Lake
on fishing excursion.
l oko n,
groceries which he is selling at the low
est prices. Read his announcement of a
few prices elsewhere in this paper.
| Judge Searle says the petit jury il
attendance upon the present term of the
district court, is one of the best evel
empaneled in this county since he ha.
been on the bench.
Hon. Knute Nelson returned home or
Wednesday. He declared emphatically
that he was away out Of politics, bu
could talk law, crops, and weather a:
well as the average citizen.
Three daughters of E. ]. Leavitt ar,
at present visiting their parents al
; owerville-Mrs. l. L. Cory, accompa
MED by her two sons, and Misses Div
and Tina.
j. Ringsmuth, son-in-law of Mathia
Vanish, will open machine shop il
this city. He will erect a building 70
that purpose on Oak-st., near the depot
Mr.. Ringsmuth is practical machinist
Jacob and Philip Lemm were engages
this week to do battery work for tw,
games to be played in the country
e Jacob is the catcher for the st. CLOUD
S nine.
-Itis reported that trains will be ru
: through to Wadena on the Sank Centr
# Northern branch by the first of Septem
ber One and one-half miles of trac
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