The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-07-28
PERSONAL.
The crops are all right.
Harvey Webb is in town.

Harvey Webb is in town.
Charles Fish was in town or
Wednesday.
Harry Briggs of the Great Northern
is in the city.
Herbert Gibson went to Minneapolis
last Tuesday.
Mat Vanish is identifying his HON e
by painting it artistically.
Mrs. J. A. Caughren and children
went to st. Paul on Wednesday,.
Buy the best-the Majestic Range
of How Bros. & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw have been
spending the past week at Birch Lake
Mrs. T. M. Pettingill, of Minneapo-
is, is the guest of Mrs. Stuart Taylor.
Frank Dewey and Lucas Kells are
attending the Capitol corner stone
ceremonies.
w. A. Simonton spent portion of
the past week in Minneapolis and ST.
Paul.
Miss Minnie Pike left on Tuesday
for q trip to Boston and other eastern
cities.
/ Mrs. l.. E. Tubbs of Ontario, Cal,
formerly of Sank Centre, is in the city
| visiting friends.
/ Marian and Leonard Gates came up
from St. Paul on Friday to visit
with them mother.
T Mrs. Flora P. Gates came down
from Fargo on Friday and will spend
a few weeks in Sank Centre.
i &C. A. Morse went to ST. Cloud on
! Tuesday being called there as witness
in An important land case.
Miss Annie Vanish went to ST.
Paul on Wednesday,. She will go to
work again in a few days.
You need fly nets for your horses
go to j. G.. Schenk's and make your
selection at the right price.
Our Yankee Admiral SC cigar
| leads, others follow. Made by Ell
| Globo factory.
Misses Myra Barnard and Jessie
Pangburn are visiting relatives in
Minneapolis.
The entire family of T. J Murphy,
excepting his wife, are visiting ST..
] Paul friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Richmond came down
from Fergus Falls yesterday to attend
the Buchanan-Sumner wedding.
Mrs. Ed. Stone of Melrose was in
the city visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William McCadden last week.
| Miss Clara Thacker of Glenwood,
visited with Miss Katherine McNeice
from Saturday until yesterday noon.
/ N. W. Rice will erect two neat tene-
ment houses on his Elm St. property :.
John Dimond will do the work.
/ Mrs Koterta is erecting laundry
building in her yard near the house.
Increase Of business has made this
necessary.
L. D. Newcomb of Sibley, Mont,
has been in the city during the past
week, visiting with b. F. Carr, and
old time friend.
Rev. j. G. Sailer, professor in the
Roman Catholic college at College
vile, Ind, was in the city on Tues
day, the guest of FIR. Stomach.
Edwin Capser of Grafton, N. D, was
in the city on Tuesday on his way to
st Paul. He will return for brief
visit the last Of the week.
PIGS FOR SALE-By T. W. Gal
lagher, Fairy Lake. CIV
DR.. McMasters and daughter, Floy,
went to ST. Paul on Wednesday. They
attended the cerem onies of laying
the corner stone of the state capital.
Miss Flora Terry of Little Falls is
visiting with Mrs. A. Ayers. She
leaves in few days for the Teachers
| Training school at Minneapolis
! DR.. Du Bots has been appointed a
member at large of the Congressional
committee for the Sixth District. VIM.
T. Remer of St. Cloud is the Stearns
County man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bronson of
Grand Forks, are visiting the parents
LOT Mrs. Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
nett. They are at Birch Lake for a
few days.
Mrs 0. Wheeler has returned from
Akeley, where she went some time ago
VI A1Oi iAOululs LIZ udS O0Su excessively
|dry and hot, and therefore not alto
gether pleasant during her stay there.
& @. L. Baker, bookkeeper of the Mer-s
chants National Bank of st. Paul. was
in the city on Saturday, and called on
the first National Bank here. He came
the entire distance on the wheel. He,
is enjoying an outing.
I August Riesner, formerlo of Slay-
ton, Mimi, has been in the city dur
ing the past week, the guest of Henry
Dimond, and also of T.. Murphy.
Mr.. Reisner is the father of Mrs.
Charles Dimond, now of Greater New
Y ork.
DR.. O. F. Trace and wife of Little
Falls, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Ward. DR.. Trace has been ap-
pointed surgeon in the Minnesota vol
unteer service, and will probably ac-
scept.
Albert F. Warren ii sold his farm
OF 200 acres in Ashleyfo his neighbor,
G. G. Caulkins for $4,000, just doubling
the size of the Caulkins farm.
w. j. Whitefeld returned on Sat
urday after an absence of more than
three months, spent in Washington,