The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-08-06

!. L. Stabler.
! Alderman Cooper, wife and daugh-
ter, are visiting friends in the Hudson
River Valley. tits many years since Mr..
Cooper has visited the scenes of his
childhood.
Quite expensive riding for the young
men who took the horse and buggy
from the post near the Congregational
church on Saturday evening last. Nor
al: Go to the livery stable, young man.
III. H. Wilson of Alexandria, accom-
panied by his wife, visited Sank Centre
on Saturday. He is wide-awake man
OF affairs, and broad gauge politician
who knows thing or two.
| The sociable and supper given by the
young ladies of the Episcopal church at
the residence of DIR. McMasters, on
Thursday evening, netted about thirty
dollars.
w. K. Hoagland of EIgin, III. an old
time friend of R. T. Greene, was a guest
of the latter for day at the camp at
Birch Lake, and enjoyed very success
ful hshing excursion.
VIM McCadden,s veteran of the oath
Regiment OF New York, who served with
credit during the war, has just received
pension of twelve dollars month,
with back pay for one year.
| "A. M. Crowell, formerly county at
torney of Todd county, who removed to
South Dakota some time since, was in
the city on Friday on his way to Long
Prairie. .
I -Aa institute will be held at Sank Cen
tire on Aug. Oath, and continue one week;
instructors, ]. T. McCleary and W. w.
Pendergast. These instructors are
among the best in the state.
On Thursday evening of last week
the ladies of the Methodist church gave
their pastor and his family very pleas
fant surprise. The evening was devoted
to music, literary entertainment and a
pleasant social time generally,
DIR. A. w. Cummings and wife of
Montevideo. are the guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. L. S. Bishop. The doc
tor has many warm friends in this city
and vicinity, who are ever pleased to
meet him.
IF. c. Barnes. who has been filing
the place of Ed. Whitefeld during the
vacation ofthe latter, has been trans
ferred to Ashby, where he will have
charge of the station of the Great Nor.
thern railway.
Gov .Barto came up from St. Cloud
on Friday to go to Birch Lake camping,
Mrs. Barto had been at the lake several
days, the guest of Mrs. Greene. They will
break camp and return on Saturday of
this week.
DIR. Dubois has written a half dozen
lines to Henry Fayell, announcing his
safe arrival in Seattle. The Doctor is
evidently keeping his pledge of taking a
vacation from all professional and bust
ness cares.
p. Lamb received a telegram Tues
day announcing the death of his brother,
William, at Portland, Or. after an illness
of two months. Mr.. Lamb went to Cal
ifornia in 40 and has lived on the coast
eyer since.
Everything in the line of supplies for
threshers can be had of How Bros. & Co.
They keep complete stocks of valves. fit
tugs, lubr1cators, steam gauges, oils of
all kinds and full assortment of steam
fittings.
David Cleveland and his son Mat,
left on Friday night for Detroit. to at
tend the national encampment of the
Grand Army. Mr.. Cleveland will visit
some of his old friends in Michigan, re-
turning in few days. His son will pro-
long his visit several weeks.
The train from the east on the Great
Northern on Sunday night was an hour
late. 1t had a lively race with the Nor
thern Pacific between Minneapolis and
Elk River when brake on the Great
Northern operated to the advantage of
the Northern Pacific.
Edward Bellamy made $4,000 by
looking backward which was quite
sum considering that his..contemporary,
Lots wife, only made her salt; but you
car, discount Bellamy by looking for
wa,d to some very choice bargains in
new goods at Mel B]ied's.
Arthur Brewer has sold some of his
thoroughbred Leicester sheepto Messers,
Huston, Hyland and Yeeder of this city.
Mr.. Brewer is entitled to great credit
for his enterprise in bringing into this
county high grade OF sheep and it is
hoped he will continue in the same line,
The distention OF the stomach which
many people feel after eating, may be
due to improper mastication of the food;
but, in most cases, it indicates weak
ness of the digestive organs, the best
remedy for which is one OF Ayers Pills,
| to be taken after dinner.
| ALBERT Dahlem dropped into the
HERALD Office on Monday evening and
laid down his annual subscription for
one year in advance, remarking as he
did so that it was the twenty-fourth
time he had done exactly the same thing.
There can be no question about that
mans eternal welfare?
! While in Europe Mr.. N. P. Clarke
made large purchases Of thoroughbred
Clyde horses and they have started on
their way to St. Cloud. These with Mr.,
c.'s already numerous stud viii make