The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-12-28
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the United Brethren and Congrega-
tional churches and the exercises were
fine.
Miss Tessle Amadon of Melrose, is
visiting friends in this place.
| Luther Davis who is attending a
medical college in Minneapolis, and
Will Davis who is attending high
school at Sank Centre, came home on
Saturday to spend the holidays with
their parents, Doctor and Mrs. A. M.
Davis.
Chas. Hartman of Browerville spent
Christmas with friends here. He re-
turned on Tuesday.
J. ]. Hennesy and family of Fort
Ripley, spent Christmas with his par
ents in Birchdale.
Dan Sullivan and children of Nor
ris spent Christmas with his brother
In Birchdale.
Archie Bass of Brainerd, came up
on Friday to spend the holidays with
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Crowell and Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Bass.
Ara Amadon is up from Darlington,
N. D. visiting relatives at this place
and at Melrose.
Section Foreman Mike Lynch, spent
Christmas with Sank Centre friends.
o. B. Whitford formerly of this
place, later of Little Falls, moved back
here on Thursday and moved into
o. B. Fuller's house on Minnesota-st.
He has also rented a room in VOL
ford's restaurant building and opened
barber shop.
| Chas. Sanders near Burtrum, cut
one of his feet on Wednesday of last
week. DR.. Davis was called to dress
the wound.
Albert Devereant has purchased the
house and lot occupied by Jake Cal
lahan and opened by w. T. Callahan,
on Minnesota-st.
A certain gentleman residing near
town who has commenced to slide
down the shady side of life, but who
thinks water isn't fit to drink when
there is any beer around, got on his
skates Friday, and you just better
reckon he made matters interesting for
the marshall for about thirty minutes.
A saloon does really seem to make q
town lively once in a while. Some
temperance people claim it don't.
1yo1'know. There Is good many IT.
tie fights in town now that would not
come off here if it wasn't for the
saloon.
Chas. Ford and Miss Eunice Water
bury visited Burtrum on Sunday.
S.N. Thompson sold three and quar-
ter acres of land just north of the de-
pot to J. A. Pendergast, who will use
the ground for wood yard.
r. G. Bass went to Sank Centre on
Saturday to meet his daughter Bertha
who is teaching school at Browerville
and came home to spend the holidays.
W. T. Callahan came out from Long
Prairie on Saturday and spent Sun
day with relatives. The judge is get
ting fat since he moved to Long Prai-
rie.
Geo. Searles. Walt Harris and John
Walburn transacted business in Sank
Centre on Saturday.
Walt Harris has quit driving S. N.
Thompson's team and is succeeded by
VIM. Garfield.
| Johu Pankart. one of the Westport
wheat buyers, was visiting in this
place on Monday and Tuesday. The
writer was acquainted with MIR. Pank-
art down in Waseca county about
fifteen years ago, when the world was
yet young to usboth.
Miss Josie Nicholson came down
from Sank Centre on Tuesday to visit
for few days. 81
Carney Thompson arrived from
South Dakota on Monday and expects
to remain with his mother Mrs. W. O..
Thompson, this winter.
Miss Emma Leyde, who has been
attending the normal school at st.
Cloud, came home on Saturday to
spend the holidays. Miss Leyde is
suffering considerable at present from
an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Jessie Neil who came down
\ from Green Prairie and spent Christ
| mas with her sister Mrs. D. S. Baine
returned home on Tuesday.
| Chris. Herman Sr. returned from
his visit at Veblin, s. D., on Satur-
day. While gone he filed on a piece
of land in the Sisseton reservation.
UNCLE NED.
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