The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-03-26


HERALD.
CHAs. F. HENDRIX.
Spring vacation next week.
Next Sunday will be Easter dav.
III. P. Gallup was in town on Tues
day.
Geo. R. Whitney is down with tn
grippe:
No school tomorrow, it being Coco
Friday.
-Barto Doty came up from St. CLIQUE
last week. .....
Mrs. R. L. Day has been i'll during
the past week.
-Chas. Fish went down to Minneapo
lis on Tuesday.
%. M. Brown, of St. Paul, was in tn
city on Monday.
City election on April 7th. The clan
na-gael are Gin it."
Mrs. M. A. Truman is sick with the
prevailing epidemic.
Wash McNiece of Little Sank was
i'll town on Monday.
There has been daily services at the
Episcopal church this week.
Andrew J. Smith has been i'll withth'
grippe during the past week.
Mat. Hellman went down to st
Cloud on Tuesday. on business.
w. E. Culkins of Buffalo, MINI.
spent Sunday in this city, on business.
Hank Mclaughlin of Grey Eagle
we'll known in this city, is seriously i'll.
William Petit, Jr., of Minneapolis
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Rowe.
"A. H. Petit went down to Minneap.
oils on Saturday, returning on Tuesday
Postmaster Thomason is having the
glass panel work put in above the boxes
The Todd county alliance will meet
at Long Prairie on Saturday, March
2Sth.
Palm Sunday was observed at the
Catholic church with appropriate ser
vices.
Stuart Taylor will sail for home
about May LIST, very much improved ii
health.
Rudolph Harkens of Long Prairie,
registered at the Sank Centre House or
Tuesday.
Major Edwin Clark. of Melrose
made this city brief business visit or
Tuesday.
Minnie Keller went down to st. Pau
on Saturday to spend few days with
her father.
lanes A. Caughren has so far re-
covered from his recent attack as to bs
about again.
The creamery turned out 800 pound:
of fine butter on Tuesday. 1t is getting
there, all right.
Geo. Lee of Willard, one of the old
time residents of Sank Centre, was in thu
city on Tuesday.
TO morrow will be Good Friday.
Services will be held in the Episcopal ano
Catholic churches,
Miss Bessie, daughter of Hon. c. H
Petit of Minneapolis, is the guest OF hel
uncle, A. H. Petit.
Rev. c. w. Lawson spent portion
of the past week at Long Prairie, assist
ing in revival services.
Louis Lofgren went up to Long
Prairie one day last week on business fol
the First Naional bank.
C. A. Morse and family are expected
home from their California trip about
the tenth of next mouth.
-W.D. Townsend is thinking of erect
ing brick house on the cornerjust souti
of bis present residence.
John r. Howard has been i'll TIN
prevailing epidemic for several days. ID
left for St. Paul on Tuesday.
Fred Bunnell went down to St. clouo
on Monday, to teach those fellows dow
there how to run good hotel.
-Chas. Fish spent Sunday in the city
He is kept pretty busy on the road II
the interest of the Deeripg company.
Geo. w. Jenkins of Getty, has SO ia
recovered from his recent Hines as to b
able to get out. He was in town OF
Wednesday.
John Perkins is arranging his enor
nous stock of paints on shelves in tn
rear of his store, where they Will be NOR
easily accessible.
The Sons of Veterans thoughtlessl
advertised dance to take place ol
Good Friday evening. 1t has been in
definitely postponed.
The aged father afthe Fish brothers
of this city, has been confined to his be-
the past week. He is making his hom
with his son Charles.
The fiat along the Great Norther
railroad track westerly from the depo
is submerged with water from six t
twenty inches is depth.
Theodore Jordan, Of st. Cloud,
former business man of this city, was i
town on Monday. He is in the emplo..
of the Great Northern.
The Kelly Island lime is the best b
far in market. II is quick, strong an
effective. A carload Of fresh just recei,
ed by How Bros. & Co.
William Rain, who has charge {
Dean & Co.'s business at Melrose, is sicl
and Mr.. Dean has been compelled t
send a man down there to relieve him.
The morning services at the Congr'