The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-11-12
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
S. S. Ulmer of Melrose was in the city
On Monday.
Frank Barrows of Minneapolis spen
Sunday in the city.
Frank Carlson nf Little Falls was in
the city on tuesday.
John r. Howard went to Fergus Falls on
rallroad business on Monday.
N. H. Miner went to Moorhead on Mon
day, returning on Wednesday.
Ted Spitz was in the city last Friday,
the guest of M. F. Woodbury..
Miss Ruth Norris went to Minneapolis on
Friday, returning on Monday evening.
OF. Lyman drove in through the
storm with load of stock on Monday.
VIM. Boulton went to st. Cloud with
the election returns from the first ward.
FE. Minnette who has been to St. Paul
for the past week, returned home on Mon
day.
Miss Minnie Pangburn went to Grand
Forks, N. D., on Wednesday to spend the
winter.
Charles Sewell, conductor on the Great
Northern railroad, is taking weeks vaca-
ton. He is in the city.
Henry Coe and wife of Wildwood was
in the city on Friday last. Henry is
jubilent over the election
RevM Critchett was in the city on Tues
day, He was on his way to Blooming
Prairie, where he has call,
W. T. Taylor, formerly of Sandstone, sue
ceeds A. K. Stone as train master of this
division of the Great Northern.
c. A. Miller, who has been acting as
telegraph operator tor the past few
weeks, returned to his home in St. Paul
on Friday last.
A deaf and dumb telegraph operator from
Great Falls. Mont, was in the city. His
vocal and auditory organs were destroyed
about two months since by fever.
c. F, Garrett, state agent for the
Singer sewing machine. and formerly of
this place was in the CITY last week.
He is now making his home in St. Paul.
E. P. Fullerton with the long distance
telephone company was in the city on
Tuesday. He said the poles were set
from St. Paul to Grafton, N. D., and the
wires would be strung inside of
month.
On Saturday, last Sam Caughren re-
turned from North Dakota where he
has, during the sumner had charge of
the Caughren Bros. crews. They have
extei siye contracts for grading hut
have stopped work for the winter bring
ing their stock home.
Hon. Frank M. Eddy was in town on Fri
day, accompanied by his wife and little
daughter. Mr.. Eddy received the most
cordial congratulations over the splendid
victory he achieved, while the Republican
party has very widely honored him, yet he
has done the party magnificent service in his
empire of a district, Honors are even,
Byron Carr came down from the
woods last SATURDAY.. He said he heard
they had an election Gown this way and
thought he would come down and see.
About the first m an he met after reach
ing civilization proved to be a silver
man. Byron asked him if thev had an
election, he replied that he didn't know,
he felr an awful jar on Nov. Sd, it was
either an election or a comet struck the
United States, he wasn't sure which.
Sheriff j. McKeIyy vas 10 the city on sat
uriay.
NJ Hogan went to G1enwood on business
on Tuesday,
Carl whitcemb of Alexandria, was in the
city on Sunday.
Chas. 1of 'ren, the banker of Ada, spent
Sunday IN the city
Sunshine for the first time in nearly three
weeks on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Conwell and her daughter, Mrs, May
Fostell, are in the city visit ing friends
The junior member of the firm of McCrary
& lie Roy was in the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w Whipple. who has been visiting
friends here left for Kansas City on ednes-
day.
Mrs. Haynes of st Cloud is in the 1 y to
attend the fuHeral of her cousin, Ed l. Whit :
field.
E. ], Harrison has been temporary night
clerk at the Sank Ceutre House for few
dty;-
Miss Blanche Howard. who has been teach
ing at Grey Eagle for several mouths, is
home for vacation.
All n Barto and William A 5imonton went
to Minneapolis ON Monday to attend the
wedding OF a college mate.
Miss Blanche Hail who has been visiting
relatives at Baraboo Wis, since last June,
returned home last Saturday.
The first sieighipg of the season, little
thin, and yet smooth, was on Monday last
A few bob sleds were in evidence.
Governor Clough has appointed that hca y
head ID and sol, sLlring farmer, c. NJ Spras "a
all of the state de egateS 10 the NatlObal
Farmers Convention 20 be held in Ind:an
apolIs next month.
L. d Wilkes, the genial general agent of
the Equitable Life Insurance Company, Is In
thejcity: Lew q life long dem ocrat, put he
lent his services to jumping this district Tor
Page Morris aud the whole republican ticket.
Chas. Virgin who went TO the northern
woods the first OF last week. to look alter the
welfare of the deer, was unfortunate as to
sprain his ankle which forced his return on
Saturday last, He says deers are very
plenty aud he captured two before his mis-
nap.
Natural wool underwear, $1.OO goods,
60 cents. Blied's.
Few. j: r. hamilton is attent ing the Dis
IT Of Council OF the Episcopal church in Du