The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-03-12
A. H. Petit was in St. Paul, Tuesday

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noon train for Minneapolis.
ID. w. Allen formerly of Osakis, now
located in Minneapolis, was in towr
yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Clutches, of Long Prairie
went to North Dakota yesterday, to join
her husband.
&C commissioner Cleveland went dowr
to st. Cloud, yesterday, to attend a meet,
ing of the county board.
Hon. Kittel Halvorson, who has
been spending some time in Washington
was in the city this morning.
The town is billed for "Muldosn's
Picnic" which is to be presented at the
opera house next Monday night.
C. c. Tobey and wife are entertain.
ing as guests. Mrs, H. A. Boober and
her son John. Rev. T. c. Hudson and
family, of st. Cloud.
Walter Alice left yesterday for Rose
Hill, Virginia, where he will be in the
employ of Jud Newyille, of Long Prairie,
who has large railroad contract there
County Auditor Vossburg Monday
issued warrent for $3,797.30 the
county's share OF the payment for the
new bridge at Sank Centre.--[Journal
Press.
johnson Bros. occupy space in to-
days issue with their spring announce
ment. They propose to sell at rock bot
tom figures, and quote prices. Look
over their ad. --.
Found, in Sank Centre on Feby. rs.
a pocket book containing sum of
money, Owner will call at A. H. Pettit's
office, Sank Centre, prove property, and
pay for this notice.
Rev. Lawson, of the Methodist
church, announces as his subject for next
Sunday evening, docs the Saloon Pay"'
The question will be considered from an
economic standpoint.
The Musical Convention has changed
its time OF meeting from Tuesday even
iugs to Monday evenings. Those inter-
ested will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
-Burte Moore, formerly in the employ
OF ]. E. Rich, of this city, but now operat-
ing photograph gallery at Waukesha,
Wis.,, is renewing acquaintance in town
He returns to his work at Waukesha
next Monday.
"A telegram has been received at Vii
lard, announcing the death Of Mrs. Mary,
beloved wife of Gale c. Moore, removed
from Sank Centre in 1889. Mrs. Moore
leaves husband and tour small children
to mourn her death.
L. M. Thomson has received a group
photograph of the Sank Centre contin'
gent at Curtiss Business College. The
group consists of Will Beidleman, Edgar
Thomson, Eugene Irish and George
Larson.
Miss Jessie Strong, aged eleven years
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lem. Strong
died at Jamestown, North Dakota, ant
was brought here for burial Yesterday
Mrs. Strong accompanied the body
which was inferred by the local order o
Oddfellows.
Prof. Virgins, the Canadian weather
prophet, is quoted as having said that a
very severe storm is raging in the NORTH
Atlantic ocean, and is headed this way
The Professor adds that the coming
storm is to be much worse than any
other that will occur during either this
year or next.
Il. d. Lasswell has suffered intens'
pain from badly bruised foot caused BY
an eight column form of solid type thai
slipped while being taken from the press
last Thursday afternoon. 1t was q mar
row escape for Jesse from being made
cripple for life.
The wife of James Connolly died las
Saturday morning and was buried Sun
day afternoon. The funeral sermon wa
delivered by Rev. Lawson, and thechurcl
was filed to OVERLOOKING. A husband
four small children are left to mourn thu
loss of a kind and indulgent wife ant
mother.
August Lofgren, who has been in thu
employ Of M. A. Sheldrup, has purchas
ed a half interest in drug store at West
Duluth. Besides pocketing half the prot
its, Mr.. Lofgren will draw salary o
SIS month for managing the business
The HERALD, while regretting his depar
ture from Sank Centre, wishes him TN
bounded success in his new location.
IA error was made, last week, il
stating that Mr.. Rsower, Of Little Sank
lost his house by fire some time ago. i
was his mill that burned. Look owe
his books, when he calls, and let him sci
you what you want in that line. Hesell
Stanley and "The White Heroes OF Arr
ca" See him or write postal to Littl
Sank. Price, cloth, $3.50; library $500
About 800 pages.
I'VE understand that Rev. Staples,
st. clopd, who lectured here ashort tim
ago, is willing 70 spend week in tow
with a couple Of his brother ministers
and preach each evening. 1t is not tn
iatentisp organize a Unitarian church
but sinpiy to explain their tenets, an
correct wroas impressions that ar
abroad in the land. Several gentlemen
here have the matter in charge and if ar
rangements are made. the ministers vii
be here the latter part Of this month.