The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-28
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUA1R1ARH-
THURSDAY. MAY %, 1891.

deputy Sherin Murphy is atCenulns
court at st. Cloud.
Miss Nora Seifert is seriously ill al
the residence of her parents.
Otto Zierold, of the firm of Zierold 8
Baldwin, was in the city on Saturday
Regular session OF the city council OF
Monday evening next.
Black Balbrigan underwear at Jacob
Bros.
ID. w. Ahern Of Minneapolis, was II
the city OH Monday.
Black. sateen shirts at jacob Bros.
] Go to Harris for ice cream. Fresh
every day.
Carpets at the Boston store.
"A little shower on Sunday morning
was very grateful visitation.
Harry Tobey spent Sunday in st.
Cloud.
Art squares at the Boston store.
Fred Bunnell rejoices over the birth
of daughter on Thursday morning.
Michael Kline and wife lost an infant
child onSdonday.
M. Hogan is tapping the water
mains. How Bros. & Co. are doing the
work.
Nick Rice is clearing ten acre piece
in Hoboken. He is grubbing it out and
getting it ready for the plow.
Hon. William E. Lee OF Long Prairie,
was in the city on Monday, on his way
to st. Paul.
Lace curtains, biggest stock and low
est prices at the Boston tore.
Mrs. Joseph M. Smith of River Falls,
Wis., and two children, are visiting her
husbands brother, Andrew J. Smith.
Father LANCE held services at the
Irish Catholic church in this city on Sun
day last.
-E. L. Writ, publisher of the Alliance,
of Elbow Lake, was in the city on Fri
day.
Ben. Tubbs returned from Mandan,
N. D., on Friday, and will remain here
for some time.
We can save you money and time by
buying carpets at the Boston store.
-Rev. P. L. Henshall and wife of st.
Cloud, registered at the Sank Centre
house on Monday.
&c. c. Waller, representing the New
York Life Insurance Company, is in town
in the interest of his company.
Dean Stabler LETT on Monday for
to spend two weeks with
his neice, Mrs. c. F. Sawyer.
Shifting Calicos, best goods only &c
per yard. ALEX FULLY & Co.
&C. c. Tobey and wife are visiting
Mrs. Tobey's mother in st. Cloud. Mr.:
Tobey is member of the grand jury,
now in session.
-Moquette rugs and mats at the
Boston store.
DIR. Kermott of Richland Centre,
Wis, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. E.
J. Lewis. MRS. Lewis is little better.
Richard Russell OF Spokane Falls
knows Dick-was in the city
On Wednesday, shaking hands with
Lyman Kells has laid a new oak
walk in front of his residence great
More new walk is needed
ON west Third-st.
The annual meeting of the Building
association will occur on Saturday even
ing of next week. The first series of
stock natures about this time.
Rev. T. c. Hudson has received la
call to the rectorship of the Episcopal
church at Fairmont, MINI, and will re-
move thither with his family next month.
Iu. DUN lids USSH iudhiuS SShSiuSi-
able repairs about the Carr house, re-
Gently purchased by him. The property
is occupied by Henry Diebold.
&C. NJ. Sprague and R. T. Greene
went over to the Odd-Fellews cemetary
on Monday and burned off all the dead
grass and leaves.
Allan Wesley, wife and youngest son
went down to Minneapolis on Saturday,
on a visit OF a weeks duration, with
Mr.. Vessey's brother.
George L. Treat of the law firm OF
Nelson & Treat, was in the city on Tues
day attending the regular term of the
court.
w. Joslin and wife of Fredonia, Kan.
sas, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. L,
o. Huntley. They leave to-day for Clear
Lake, Iowa.
Sid. ]. Huntley, formerly an employee
OF the HERALD, at present with the AL.
lance, printed at Henning, in this state,
is visiting his parents.
"A 800" palace car went westward
over the Great Northern the other day,
with party OF excursionists. 1t was a
piece of rolling stock.
Alex Tully & Co. sold some very
handsome lace curtains recently, which
emphasizes the fact that there is de.
mand here for fine goods, and that Tplly
& Co. is prepared to meet it.
Mrs. c: M. Sprague and son Fay,
will leave next week for Chicago on a
visit OF a month or more. From Chica-
go they llgo to Elgin, and other points
in Illinois.
Hon. Kittcl Halverson, congressman
elect from this district was in the city
on Wednesday. He is not prepared to
express himself very freely upon the plat
form ofthe peoples party.
"A handsome advertising clock, with
business cards which rotate, is the latest
piece OF ornamental furniture added TIC