The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-05-05
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Fred Bay went to ST. Paul during
the week.
M L. Webb went to Alexandria on
business on Monday
Peter Orvaar leaves for Auburn, ILL.,,
to work at his trade.
Mrs. II. S StueI returned from Min
neapolis on Monday evening.
George Herberger of West Union,
was in the city on Saturday.
Mrs. Flora Truman arrived home
| from MINNEAPOLIS on Monday.
Capt Stephens. a prominent citizen
OF Douglas county, died last week.
Chas O'Connor came up from St.
Paul on Wednesday for a few days.
Miss Laura Kinnamon visited friends
in Mehose on Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. P A Anderson, nee Tultle, is
in the city. Mr.. Anderson is in Mime
apolis.
Judge Searle, d. F. Calhoun and
VIM. Russell of ST. Cloud, are in the
city.
Aaron Doty returned from California
on Tuesday after an absence of nearly
six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pease return
cd home from their visit in Clarissa
on Friday.
Mrs. David Strang Of Coquillo, Ore,
is visiting her SISTER, Mrs. A. A.
Lincoln.
Peter Orvaar offers for sale cheap,
a fine pariOr organ. Strike quick: and
get bargain.
James Sutton, the clothes cleaner,
has removed to Alexandria and gone
into business there.
Harry Brown, who enlisted failed to
pass the physical examination return
ed home on Tuesday.
Doff Kinnamon, who was visiting
friends in Melrose. was called home by
the illness of her sister.
Adjutant General Merz of the G. A.
R.. is in town to-day to see about
mastering a new post.
Miss Rose Dueber OF St. Cloud is
the guest Of her sister in the employ
Of the Johns on gallery.
w. O. p. Hilsda}e has improved his
home property somewhat, by remOv-
ING portion OF his street fence.
Frank Dewey will leave in a few days
| for Blanchard n, D. to take charge Of
an Elevator for the Northern Grain
Company.
# J. Campbell, of Merriam Park,
aront fn,. tbn T Casa cnm-
pany, has been in the city during the
week, on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniels, of Of South
Dakota, who have been visiting their
daughter Mrs. G. Fl. Strait, left for
home on Wednesday.
Ell. Buholz. who by the way is very
busy these days with the Champion
machine business, spent a portion of
the past week at home.
| Judge d. B. Searle and Court Re
| porter Russell were in the city on
| Monday on their way to Long Prairie
to hold n term OF Court.
Chan Harmon went to Long Prairie
! On Monday to attend cOurt. He was
! plaintiff in q suit against Geo. Matti-
son to recover for services rendered.
Henry Keller takes John Gray with
! him to Minneapolis to over see the re-
modelling OF the buildings OF the Beet
sugar Company for the reception of
machinery.
Lucas Kells, NJ Kelsey and n. H.
Miner went to gong Prairie on Mon
day to attend the term of the District
Court for Todd County, in session
there this week.
The wife and child of Emil Karlew,
manager Of the creamery, arrived in
the city during the week. The family
occupies the Chisholm house on the
north side of the river.
J. G. MOTT and wife returned on Fri
day after an absence six months in
California. They had q delightful
visit with relatives and friends, and
returus in excellent health.
On his way home Aaron noty stop
ped at Portland. Ore, aud called upon
Mrs. A. HI. Petit. Mr.. Petit is in
Alaska damaging the business affairs
OF a large merchantile firm.
Sam Butler and old resident of Little
Sank who was we'll known in tinis CITY
fifteen years ago, now a resident OF
! lHudson,' Mimi, was in the city on
Tuesday, renewing old friendships.
l.. w. Gilman. an old time resident
of this city, who removed to Dead
wood, S. D., several years ago. has
returned to this city to make his home
here. His family, accompanies him.
John A. Berg and wife with three
young, bright, pretty school m arms
Misses Elma Berg, Bessie Tomlinson
and Lillian Bergman, all of Belgrade
spent Saturday with friends in this
city.
Miss Josie Apfeld, who has been
teaching in Minneapolis is home for
the summer. The premature closing
of the Minneapolis schools has
Enlightened the summer vacation about
six weeks.
G. G. Simis, father of Mrs. M. H.
Amsden will leave in few days for
Alton, Wis, where his aged father re-
sides. The old gentlemen is 81 years
old. Mrs. Amsden will break up
house keeping and board.
John A. Berg and wife Of Belgrade,
were in the city on Saturday. Mr..
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