The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-01-19
Personal.

Mrs. Samuel Biedleman is i'll with
grip.
Frank Minette wesst to St.Cloud on
/ Tuesday.
DIR. Dubois went to St. Paul on
Saturday.
Henry Adams of willard, was in the
lefty today.
NJ. Hogan went to Long Prairie on
business on Tuesday.
c. H. Raiter of Alexandria was in
the city on Wednesday.
Sheriff Schilplin was in. the city for
fan hour on Wednesday.
Albert Kluge went to ST. Cloud on
"Wednesday on business.
George LaFond of Little Fa lis, was
ia the city on Saturday.
Albert Pendergast came. over from
Grey Eagle on Tuesday.
w. B. Brawley spent portion of
the past week in the city.
Col. Westerman of ST. Cloud, was
in the city on Wednesday.
Charles Fish has been home during
the past week, grip sufferer.
w. S. Dean went to Minneapolis on
Monday, for business purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. p. Hilsdale
Awent to st. Paul duringsthespast week.
Sheriff Hermus of Todd County was
in the city between trains on Wednes-
day.
Miss Minnie Keller is q ute i'll with
grip, at ST. Joseph's school in ST.
Paul.
Miss Dodge's mother arrived on
Tuesday from her hOane atsJanesville,
MINI.
Geo. C. Ingram is in ST. Paul at
tending a state convention OF retail
lumber dealers.
D. G. VanCamp spent a portion of
the past week at Grey Eagle and Ber-
trum, on business.
Mrs. w. O. p. Hilsdale will accom-.
pany Mrs. Stanton to Phoenix, Ariz.,
to remain until spring.
Ole P. Hoften and Hans o. Daily
were in town on Monday.
Fred jacob left on Friday last for
his regular midwinter visit with his
parents at Galesburg, III.
William Rain of Melrose, although |
he still seems like real resident of
Sank CeEtre, was in town on Saturday.
Miss Terry has returned to her |
" ork in school after an absence &C.
casioned By the illness Of her father.
Mrs. Geo. A. Stanton will leave
soon for Phoenix, Arizona, to remain
several months, for the benefit of her
health.
George Cleveland is drawing fine
white oak piles to the Great Northern.
One of them is forty-four feet in
length.
Geo. r Whitney of ST. Cloud, re-
,urned home on Saturday after bust
ness visit of several days in this city
aad vicinity.
Miss Maud VanCamp and Maud
White returned on Wednesday from
St: Cloud, where they had been visit
ng several days.
Senator Keller, who has been con-
ined to his home for several days, is
,ut again, and plunged into business
With his accustomed energy.
Mrs. Louise Stoel is at the Ryan
Hotel in ST. Paul, suffering terribly
rom on affection of the ear. She is
lnder the care of specialists.
- L - NIL ,,<lo |
.ompanied B. w. How home from his
'ecent visit to the Zenith City. She is
from an attack OF the grip.
Fred Schilplin, the new sheriff of
5tearns County was in town on Satur-
lay, making this Office friendly |
all. He is bound to be a popular
public official.
Fred johnson or Melrose, one of
Great Northern's tried and true men,
Who formerly resided in Sank Centre,
shere he was highly esteemed, was in
he city on Saturday.
Miss Louise Whitefeld came down
ON Browerville on Saturday to meet
Ter uncle, r. E Whitefeld, of San
who has been visiting here
or few days. He left for New York
N Saturday.
S. N. Thompson of Grey Eagle,
ras In town on Monday. He says
he wood business is very quiet. Lit
lie cutting is being done, and large
amount of dry wood is on hand, with
title demand.
Miss Maude Pangburn, who has
,een teaching term of school about
even miles from Grand Forks, is
lome for about a two months vaca-
ion. She will return to resume her
iuties in the spring.
Mrs. Joseph Capser went to Grafton
On Monday to attend the wedding of
her son, Edward, who was married
On Tuesday. Her son George accom-
panied her. The groom and bride
ire expected here in the near future.
VIM. A. Skinner of Minneapolis,
Who owns an extensive sheep ranch
tbout sixty miles from Pierre, S. d, is
n the city the guest of James A. Nor
lis During the recent blizzard Mr..
Skinner lost 300 sheep, valued then
1t 800 head.
William Boyd, now of Milwaukee,
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