The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-04-21
THURSDAY. APRIL 81, 1892.

The duck season closes April 25th.
Henry Keller returned to st. Paul on
Monday morning.
M. Hogan went to Duluth on Satur-
day. -........
Charles Fish spent Wednesday at
home.
John Simonton has received q PEN
sion.
Seeding has been interfered with in
the early day by the sharp frosts.
Lucas Kells left on Friday for brief
visit in Wisconsin.
Last Friday was really the first real
spring like day of the season.
"A. H. Petit went to Long Prairie on
business on Monday.
Willis How has been shootinglducks
in Grant county.
DIR. Dubois hos been in St. Paul dur
ing the past week.
Ben H. Rice is officiating as turnkey
in the Stearns County Jail.
L. NJ Dayis of Long Prairie was in
the city on Wednesday.
Geo. N. Bressler of Chicago. was in
to wn on Wednesday,.
Ed. Harrison has gone up to Ashley
to shoot ducks.
-Tepnis shoes in all sizes at the Bos-
ton Shoe Store.
"A. G. Whitney of St. Cloud came up
on business on Monday.
Rev c. E. Blodgett preached at Lit
tie Falls on Sunday last.
Red School-house Shoes at the Bos-
ton Shoe Store.
Read the advertisement Of William
Hendry elsewhere in this paper.
"A fl ock of geese flew oyer the city on
Monday, low enough for good shots.
The greatest wonder of the age 10
tombstone, the mind reader.
Jim Connolly is wearing the police
star while officer Coats is i'll.
Lucas Kells returned from Wauke-
sha, Wis. on Wednesday morning.
Street Commissioner Warren is al
ready at work fixing up the sidewalks.
Mrs. Colyert has had the fence re-
moved in front of her place on Fifth-st.
Morning and evening services will be
held in the Baptist church next Sunday.
-Thirty-seyen towns people diued at
the Sank Centre House on Sunday last.
John Hoeschen of Freeport and J. B.
Johnson of Osakis, were in town to-day.
-Johnstone the mind reader at the
Opera House OH Tuesday evening next.
Ladies' Call at Geo. NJ. Bishops and
inspect thenew spring styles OF millinery.
"A. H. Petit and c. A. Morse went
ND to Long Prairie on Monday on bust
ness.
"A larger assortment than eyer in
ladies Oxford ties at the Boston Shoe
Store.
A. A. Whitney of Melrose was in the
city on Monday. He is suffering from a
rheumatic affection.
"A new assortment of ladies Oxford
ties in common sense heel and opera toe
lust arrived at the Boston Shoe Store.
Mel Billed is making the welkin ring
on wash dress goods. Note the change
in his advertisement.
u. E. Campbell. the genial Doctor.
Editor of Melrose, was in the city on
Tuesday.
-Messrs. Billed, Pirath and Warren
are utting in lawn tennis court across
the river.
-Reao the advertisement of Bruce &
Fish. They have fine line of buggies
and carriages.
The. old hearse which has been in use
here for ,ome time. has been sold to par
ties in Lo, e Prairie.
The first \sh;pment Of butter from the
creamery was made on Wednesday. 1t
goes to the St. Paul market.
ALBERT w. Da. tlen left on Friday for
visit of couple o, snonths with friends
inNew York City.
Mrs. Rabbit of Os axis has been Wis.
iting friends in the city curing the past
week.
lanes and George Ingr am are occu-
pying office room, and sleel ing apart
ments oyer the First National Bank,
C. M. Coats has been conin cd to his
house fer several days with Serious
cold with grippish symptoms.
John R. Howard will remove t'om
the Barto block to his home on the iuh
within a few days.
Willis How has been visiting his
brother Calvin at Fergus Falls during
the week.
Ed. Dunlap has new buggy, and
now has as pretty and neat a rig a.
graces our streets.
Alex Tully went to St. Paul last
week to meet a representative OF lead
ing New York dry goods house.
Morse & Lamb have had their Office
windows neatly letteredi in gilt. John E.
Carver did the work.
Geo. R, Whitney has sold his road
horse to DR.. Hoyt of st. Cloud for $3.50.
The doctor secures fine animal.
"A petition has been circulated and
numerously signed praying for the release
of Albert Moli1or from the reformatory
Oxford ties for ladies in hand turn
and mckay sewed in pateht leather tn
and Main toe at the Boston Shoe Store