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

-Messrs. M. E. Baum, of Litchfeld, B
Carr, of Indiana. and D. Carr, of Chica
go, have been visiting with Frank and
James Connolly. The gentlemen enjoyed
several pleasant fishing trips on the lake,
Since the creamery suit was decided
Colby Thompson of Bangor, one of the
subscribers to the Brooten creamery, has
settled in full, and other delinquents will
follow.
-R. Woods & Sons will attend to
their business in the future at the store
of John Batchelder. Allpersons indebted
to the late firm will please call there and
settle. r. WOODS & Sons.
Reduced rates for the 4th of July
1891, July Sd and 4th good to return
until July 5th. Agents of the Northern
Pacific r. X. Co. in Minnesota, will sell
round trip excursion tickets at one and
one third fare for the round trip.
The Brooten creamery case was stub
bornly fought by counsel. Hon. Knute
Nelson fought for the defense with every
weapon known to the law, and Taylor
& Calhoun presented the case with equal
vigor.
The Children Endowment society, OF
Minneapolis, MINI. is the first company
admitted to do business in Wisconsin,
under the new insurance law of that
state. F. P. FRENCH,
Secretary.
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day morning the subject of the sermon
will be "The highest New Testament
Standard of Christian Life" and at
night the subject will be "Benefactors
and Malefactors.
st. Paul's Catholic church will cele.
brate its name-sake day on Tuesday OF
next week with solemn high mass at ten
o'clock. It is expected several priests
will be present to participate in the SER
vices.
The average circus attr acts promis-
cuous crowd, and it would be well for
our citizens to exercise little more than
average caution in protecting their
homes and personal property from inya-
sion and loss.
John Schmitz and N. Buereld, two OF
Stearns county's solid farmers, are in
the city, serving as petit jurors during
the session of the district court. They
live in Rockville and Luxembourg, respec-
lively.
Mayor Tobey has issued proclama-
ton warning all who attempt any
gambling devices that they will be pun
ished to the fullest limit of the law. 1t
IS very sensible step, and it will be en-
forced to the very letter.
Geo. N. Bressler of Long Prairie, was
in the city on Monday, on his way to
Chicago. Thence he will attend the Ma
tional Teachers Association at Toronto,
for the purpose of introducing the Ma
tional Historical Chart.
The Spring Hill parish which stood
along from its beginning under the man
agement of the Benedictine Patres. will
receive change now ingetting a secular
priest and will from now be put under
the management of the Bishop.-lSun.
Col. E. Bridgman OF Little Falls, was
in the city last week. He intends max.
ing an extended tour through the west
some time next month, with party in
GLIDING the Wyerhausers. They will ex-
tend their trip to Alaska, consuming
about three months.
Key. Father Gunkcl of the German
Catholic church, has been transferred to
the Spring Hill diocese, while Rev. Faith
err Goebel will administer to the spirit
ual wants of the congregation in this
city. He will occupy the parish resi-.
dence.
Fourth of July excursion tickets, good
for distance of 800 miles from any sta
ton on the Great Northern Railway
sold on July 3rd and 18th. good to return
until the 5th. Round trip rate from
Sank Centre to points in Minnesota vii
be one and one-third regular rate.
Morris is sending umerous fishing
parties to our lakes. One party com
posed of Col. r. A. Stevens, editor of TIT
Tribune, DIR. Manghan, Gus Stenger
Judge Berkin and Chas. Wintermute, re
turned from Birch Lake on Monday, hav
ing captured over 500 pounds of the
finny tribe.
e. !. Leavitt was in town on Monda,
making arrangements for music for tn
celebration of Fourth of July at Brewer
vile. There will be grand time up a
that lively little town, and no pains ar
being spared to make it pleasant for all
Bert Hanson and AL. Kinnamon will he'll
furnish music for dancing.
Michael Frank, the old man wht
was so badly burned in the fire whic1
consumed the residence of his son, il
Getty, couple of weeks ago, died o.
Friday from the effects of his injuries
Not only was a large area of his bod
burned, but he probably inhaled no
smoke, even if not the very flames.
-Messrs. John Minnette, Frank Mir
nette, Jacob Botz, Conrad Botz, josef
Shank and Joseph Capser, who const
tute the board of directors of the Gerna
Catholic church, met last week and sci
tied up all the affairs of the church
owing to the removal of Rev. Fathe
Gunkel to Spring Hill.
Allen Barto, who has just conclude
his first year In the State University, we
the guest of his brother, Judge Barto o
Friday of last week. He has accepted
position with party engaged in surye,
ing part of the Red Lake reservation
and left for Crookston to join the So
i vevore He expects fo he a,,oo ood 4 M,