The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-11-02

1s6s-ALBERT DAHLEM-1s93
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Miss Evangeline Ulmer of Melrose,
has been committed to the insane hospi.
tai at st. Peter. She is only nineteen
years of age.
j. B. Rosenberger has purchased the
interest of W. H. Bingham in the St.
Cloud Iron Works. The new firm is
Dyer & Rosenberger.
ID. c. vanCamp. who has been con-
fined to the house for month with
rheumatism. is out once more. He has
been great sufferer.
"A. L. Sandersou of Westport. will
leave next week for the woods, north
wsst of Little Falls. He will take four
teams and three men with him.
Last Tuesday night was the coolest
of the season up to that time. A strong
northwest wind prevailed all the after
noon and far into the night, sending the
mercury low among the twenties.
On Saturday last H. S. Doty left St.
Cloud to attend the funeral of his father,
at Elgin, Ill. The old gentleman was
eighty-fve years OF age, well rounded
life.
The European restaurant Of Bunnell
& Dobbs seems to be appreciated. Since
the opening it has not only done fine
business, but it gives unlimited satisfac-
ton. The best of meals are served at
reasonable prices.
Home knit wooden socks at Dahlem's.
"A full line of rubber footwear. Ger
man socks, wool socks, mackinaw
Jackets and pants, underwear, gloves
and mittens. Large stock and low
prices at 4. Dahlem's.
The Rebekah lodge of Odd Fellows
had delightful social entertainment on
Friday evening last. Music aud dancing
in the hall and a supper at Mr.. Oehl's,
were among the pleasant features.
LANES Love, A. Nj. Stiles and N. w.
Rice lett for deer hunt on Tuesday.
They were fully equipped with shelter,
bedding, cooking conveniences and
supplies sufficient for a couple of weeks
or more. They go to point leyond
Motley.
The young people of the Episcopa
church will give an evening sociable at
the residence of DR.. McMasters on Fri
day, November Sd. Light refreshments,
music and games will be in order
Everybody invited to come and have a
good time.
Fred johnson, car repairer for the
Great Northern road, went upto Barnes
vile on Wednesday to attend a meeting
of car repairers from all along the lines
of the Great Northern. The purpose OF
the meeting is to secure a restoration CT
wages to the old schedule.
Halloween was obsei we'd i'll the
usual way by the mischievous boys and
young men. Gates were removed,
wagons drawn away, small buildings
overturned and other petty annoyances
perpetrated. A lumber wagon was left
suspended near the top of the railroad
derrick.
Two brothers OF S. Pendergast have
been his guests during the past week
lanes A., of San Francisco and John B.
of Chicago. James A. Pendergast had
been on visit to the worlds fair, and
stopped off here for visit, parsuading
his brother from Chicago to accompany
him. The latter returned to Chicago on
Tuesday.
The Eastern Star lodge OF masons
gave a pleasant Halloween party in
the masonic parlors on Tuesday even
ing, and it was brilliant social success.
There was ghost dance, the dancers
being habilitated in the sheets and pill
low cases, with white masks. Refresh
ments were served, and the evening was
delightfully."- spent.
"A letter from Frank Woods, well
known to the citizens of Sank Centre.
dated Pasadena, October 23d, SAYS:
california is good enough for me. We
now have ripe oranges, lemons, prunes.
pears, peaches, grapes, guavas, figs.
apples, ounces, Strawberries and black
berries in plenty. People are coming
here very fast-over 800 houses now
being erected in this place. Business OF
all kinds is good. Give my regards to
all Sank Centre people"
Miss Mirabel MacKay, the Western
Union telegraph operator at the West
hotel Minneapolis, leaves Wednesday
for Sank Centre. where she takes the
position of manager for the company at
the Sank Centre hotel. Miss MacKay is
an accomplished young lady and 2
faithful worker, and she takes with he
the best wishes of host Of frlends.-lSt
Paul Globe.
Miss MacKay arrived on Wednesday
and is duly installed as manager of the
city office, succeeding Miss Emma Gil
bertson. who takes the place at the Vest
hotel vacated by Miss MacKay.
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The fifteenth anniversary of the mar.
rage of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dean was
delightfully."- celebrated on Saturday
evening by party of fifty friends, who
gave them a surprise party. Music had
been provided and dancing was feature
of the entertainment. The bride and
groom Of fifteen years ago were fitted
out in improvised wedding apparel ano
the marriage was confirmed, Rev. Mr.
Moore of Little Falls, officiating There
was number of crystal presents lett by
the guests. lie was a well-planned ant
pleasantly executed surprise to the hos
and hostess, and congratulations wer'
abundant. Let long life and prosperit,
attend them to the celebration of thei
diamond wedding.