The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-01-15
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUA1A1ARE.
THURSDAY. JANUARY Is, 1891. !

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1881!
II Every night next week-Wilson The
tire Co.
Dawes How came up from Melrose Q
Tuesday.
r DIR. McMasters visited st. Paul durin
the past week.
B. w. How spent portion of las
week in st. Paul.
4 We will be Held by the Enemy" at til
opera house next week.
Tuesday night was about the sharpes
of the season. 1t was cold.
j w. o. P. Hilsdale went down to st
Paul last week on business.
Mrs. Huntress is recovering from he
illness under skillful treatment.
Jennie, wife OF Isaac E. Woodruff. died
in the hospital at st. Cloud last week.
E. P. Barnum came up from st. Paul
on Saturday and remained until Tues
day.
Fred Rowe and wife will return OF
Saturday after an absence OF a couple o
| weeks.
The Getty alliance will meet on Friday
afternoon ct the residence of J. H.
Bruce.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ingram-is going to St
Cloud next week to be with Mrs. Doty
for week.
The special car of superintendent Case
of the Great Northern, went eastward
on Tuesday.
A. H. Petit went to Minneapolis on
Saturday morning on business, for a
couple of days.
The graud army post will hold a pub
lie installation of Offices at Memorial
hall this evening.
John Schaefer Of st. Cloud has been
appointed assistant sergeant-at-arms of
the state senate.
Jack Frost's delicate work so profusely
displayed on Saturday last stamps him
an artist without rival.
1t don't matter what you want in the
hardware line, How Bros. & Co. keep
the best and largest stock.
Ed. Harrison says that his ice boat
travelled faster than sixty miles an hour
by the watch on Tuesday.
John Wait and Chas. Buss, two of
Todd County's most influential citizens.
were in town on Monday.
F. M. Morgan and wife, both formely
of this city, have removed from St.
Cloud to st. Anthony Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean went to Minneapo-
lis on Saturday for weeks visit. They
took little Willis with them.
Private letters from Stewart Taylor
bear the gratifying intelligence that he
is steadily improving in health.
New fues have been put into the boiler
at the Keller Manufacturing company,
and the engine completely over-hauled.
Robert Stanley has returned to his
farm near Hilsboro, N. D.. and will re-
main there until spring. His family are
still here.
c. M. & St. P. railway operators are
On q strike, consequent of so many stu
tents and green hands going to work at
.ut prices.
Senator Keller came home to sssHd
Sunday. 1t was worth while to listen to |
mis-, vivid descriptions of the organization
Of the Senate.
Saturday was rather quiet day in
he city. Swapping cold weather at this
'eason of the year would enliven the APP
of events.
Lucas Kells, George Fish and c. S.
Allen aye representing the Sank Centre
odge OF Masoas AZ the grand lodge,
low 10 session at St. Paul.
Miss Alice Dean tainted away during
services in the Episcopal church on Sym
lay last. She was conveyed to the rec
ory, where she very soon recovered.
Adam Zerfus who lives north of the
ity, had his two sons arrested for as
u!ting and beating him in a cruel and
nhumaa azarner. Trial tomorrow.
Henry Keller, Joseph Gspser and E. P.
sarnum returned to st. Paul on Tuesday
Horning to be present at the re-assem-
ling of the legislature az HQon of that
lay.
The annual meeting ofthe stockholders
'fthe First National bank was called at
he banking house on Friday last. and
vas adjourned for one week-until next
tuesday.
Senator Keller succeeded in getting two
appointments through the senate-the
nrolling clerk. Mr.. Barnum, and custod-
an of committee rooms. Mr.. Schaefer of
It. Cloud.
~DnSA eeuaeoiy lSiSSiduS Wcrc ScuC r.
Nesel of New York. who visited his
'rother-in-law, Albert Dahlem, last fall,
'ver the advent Of a little son. one day
asst week.
Tho First National bank declared an
light per cent divided for the. year 1890,
N Monday last. The earnings for the
Il
asst year were betwpeen seven and eight
thousand dollars.
Senator Keller decIares that he stood
nut against the combine to the very. last
moment, and only "cayed in" when it
'ecame apparent that his opposition
would he unavailing.
M. L. Webb. who is selling White sew
ng machines for Dean & Co.. is a rustler
ind no mistake. Last week he sold nine
# these excellent machines in territory