The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-22
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to the health OF his only son, then about
thirty-six hours old. Dick was happy.
The only case disposed of in the
municipal court on Friday last was Som
mers & Co. VS. Henry c. Capser. Judg-
meme for $254.46 for plaintiff, by desault.
-Stedman G. Townsend have purcl,as-
ed the feed mill rollers from Ed. Buck,
and removed them to their mill. Mr..
Buck has abandoned the feed mill bust
ness.
The Republican club will meet at
headquarters on Monday evening next,
when an address will be delivered by
Rev. Leonard Smith. Ladies are in
vited.
The family of Paul Latzke of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are the guests of Silas Noble.
Mr.. Latzke is expected in a few days.
He was for number of years on the
editorial staff of the New York Herald.
Walter Emerson is engaged in the
hardware store of John Batchelder for a
short time. having given up his position
with Jacob Bros. He will enter the
University in Minneapolis in the near
future
&C. L. Smith, editor of the Minneapo-
lis Weekly Tribune, will speak at Memoir
ial hall on Friday evening of this week.
He will discuss the issues of the day from
the Republican standpoint Come and
hear him.
Michael Quinlan of Westport, who
has large real estate interests in this
vicinity, died recently in st. Cloud. His
will gives his property to brother in
Ireland. and James Larkins of this city
is made executor.
George Schiefer. who lost his arm by
gun shot wound two weeks ago last
Sunday was down town on Tuesday.
He is gaining rapidly and will soon be
as hearty as ever The loss of his arm
is serious affection.
&C. L. Smith, speaker of force, will
address the citizens of Sank Centre on
Friday evening of this week, at Memoir
ial hall. He will review Donnelly, and
he is fully equipped for the task Every
one cordially invited:
The clerks of the city are moving in
the direction of closing the retail stores
at O'Clock. Certainly, if all employers
will observe the arrangement there will
be no loss to any one, and employees
should he considered.
The driving hoI Sc of w. S. Dean met
with serious accident the other day.
While tied to fence the animal got it's
foot over wire and cut it badly. 1t had
to be brought in on dray, but by care
full nursing it will fully recover
DIR. Niven the wellknown painless
dentist intends making regular visits to
Sank Centre. He has been practicing III
the towns around here for ten years and
bears an excellent reputation. He will
make his first visit October 9Th.
Miss Hannah Petit has accepted a
position as teacher in the Washington
State institution for the blind, anu deaf
mutes, and will leave on Saturday. She
is admirably equipped for the position,
and her troupe OF friends here wish her
all success.
Miss Edith Whitefeld, whose ex-
quisite taste is universally recognized, is
with Mrs. N. E. Peak and will fiji all
orders for trimmed hats in the very
latest style. She has been spending
several weeksin st. Paul and Minneapo
lis, and is thoroughly prepared.
Hon. c. K. Davis will speak in this
city on October 10th. He will be in
Long Prairie on the 18th and at; Little
Falls on the Goth. This announcement
will be supplemented with sufficient
future notice. Thecity is extremely for
tunate in securing Senator Davis.