The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-11-23
GREY EAGLE.


S. F. Anger of Round Brairie, moved
to town on Monday and for the present
occupies part of S. N. Waldron's
house.
Elmer Elliot of Litchield, was in
town on Saturday and called on his
old friend DR.. A. M. Davis. Mr.
Elliot is a wheat buyer Of many years
experience and is looking for a loca-
ton. From this place he went to
Clarissa. He was we'll pleased with
Grey Eagle and may conclude to To-
cate here yet.
Ira Lyon and Miss Emma Robert
son, both of Round Prairie, were mar
ried on Sunday.
Geo. E. Bower and Mrs. Annie Ia
tro of Round Prairie township, were
married on Tuesday, November IA, in
Long Prairie by w. T. Callahan,
Judge of probate.
There was a female fight a short
distance west of town one day last
week. In the evening they undertook
to have a law suit but a change of
venue was taken and Justice Barney
let her go, not galliger, but
The entertainment which we men,
toned in our last letter, that was to
have come off on Saturday evening
failed on account of a misunderstand-
ing in regard to date. 1t should have
been December Is instead of Novem-
Der Is, out we we're not to blame. The
copy was handed to us just as it was
printed. The Drummer Boy of the
Rapahannock, if nothing happens, will
be here on December Is.
D. S. Barrett has newly sided his
house and made other improvements.
Jake Callahan has moved in town
and occupies his brothers., w. T.
Callahan's s, house on Tatro.st.
Mr.. Christianson of Burtrum, is
painting the United Brethren church.
There is a possibility that the
Northern Pacific railroad company
will soon build a side track to the
Davidson elevator, now operated by
R. H. Sitter.
A certain individual, let us draw
the mantle of charity over his name
who a take a drink when he wants
to and let it alone when he likes and
its nobody's business, got on too big
a jag of bug juice. indian fire water,
paddy's eye water, or some other old
stuff that requires a 500 1888 license
to sell, and straightway commenced
to act like some people do before they
are semitic Fergus Falls by the judge
of probate. Well, to make a short
story long, or a long story short he
simply got on atwo.and-a-half story
foot on Wednesday night and went
home and smashed up chaii beds
and other articles of furniture. He
finally put on the finishing touch by
tipping over a jar of bread batter and
took of his shoes and walked around
b~arefooted in the batter until he got
sleepy. He then prepared to go to
bed, when he became aware of the
fact that his wife had left the house to
look for safer quarters. So he start
ed out to look for her, clad only in his
dreaming clothes. This took place
about midnight. Some one happened
to be passing through the east part of
town and saw noises-and heard
sights which they thought the marshall
ought to see and hear. Marshal
Losey was called and appeared On the
scene just as the very-much-drunk
manwas returning from a little walk
from the direction of the cemetery.
The marshal put him in the cooler
to cool off, and the mex morning he
was fined So. 90, and every one thinks
the very-much-full man got off dead
easy. His wife was badly scared, but
she says he didn't strike her. The
writer believes in giving the devil his
due, and no more, SO will let the mat