The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Shaffer who re.
Gently came from Harrington, Wash.
and who have been visiting at Long
Prairie and other places in the north.
part OF this county, arrived here on
sunday and are visiting relatives.
Mr.. Shaffer is a brother of o. E.
Shaffer of this place. A. B. Callahan
is brother to Mrs. Shaffer.
Mrs. Eli Woodman started on
Wednesday for Richland county, Wis.
She will be absent five or six weeks.
The village council has paintnd the
village hall and Jail red.
j. A. Pendergast has painted his
house east of the U. B. parsonage.
F. B. Robbins started on Wednesd ay
for the pinery up north to hunt deer,
visit and take claim.
A. P. Fuller got badly hurt falling
from load of corn fodder on Thurs.
day. He struck square on the top OF
his head.
Luther Armstrong; seven-year-old
son, Everett, was seriously i'll on
Tuesday with commissions caused by
worms
You should attend the poverty So
cial on Friday evening.
Henry Buckley has moved into his
new house on MINES ota-st.
Rev. N. G. Whitney has rented his
Birchdale farm to Will Hierte and
will move into the United Brethren
parsonage in this place. -
DR.. A. M. Davis and son Carl went
to Howard Lake on Monday to visit
for a few days. The doctor expects to
get home on Saturday,
ALT. David has moved into Mrs. c..
G. Smiths house.
G. W. Barry loaded his threshing
machine outfit on Thursday and
shipped it to Sank Centre. He expects
to get all the threshing he can do near
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Shinebarger
of Long Prairie, were visiting their
daughter, : Mrs.@svJohn aMcHattie, ON
Wednesday ofiast week.
Miss Diane Waldron and her
mother, Mrs. Pratt, went to Cali
fornia on Thursday to make their
home their.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Key of
Broweryille, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Crowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson of Litch-
field, are visiting his brother, Har-
rison Wilson.
A man by the name of Greta, form
erly of Birchdale, lately from St.
Paul, a cigar maker by trade, has
rented J. "A. Pendergast's house on
State-st. and it is understood he Will
manufacture cigars in the upper part
of the building.
John McHattie started up north on
Wednesday 10 be gone some time
hunting deer.
j. A. Pendergast has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his house
on State-st. by adding a coat of paint.
A. Tanner of Little Falls is building
an addition 1Sx24 to his elevator in
this place. The new part will be used
to store flour, which he will ship
here in carload lots from Little Falls.
Mrs. Helen Forber of Valparaiso,
Ind, was visiting her neice, Mrs.
ohm McHattie, on Wednesday. An
other aunt, Susan Burg of Round
Prairie. was visiting her on the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Neiman have re-
turned from the west.
Henry Bickle has moved into his
new house on MINES ota-st.
.Chas. Hanley and Chas. Burch o.
Burtrum took in car load of stock
at this place on Monday and shipped
on Tuesday.
Monday was lively day in town.
We are informed j. A. Pendergast
expects to spend the winter on the Pa
cific coast.
A great many flowers are blossom
ing a second time. 1t looks like
mild winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bass, whohave
been visiting relatives in town for sey
eral weeks, returned to their home ii
Brainerd on Saturday. Mr.. Bass ii
postal clerk on the Brainerd and Nor
ris route, and expects to return to his
work on Wednesday of this week.
Alfred Human has moved into his
house in town.
Frank Shobart and son of Birch
dale, are building Chas. Shulze's new
house, which is a square-roofed build
ing 24x24 with kitchen 12x14 on the
east side.
L. D. Allensdorf moved twice o,
Saturday. He moved from T. o. In
gall 8 pl ace in Birchdale to DR.. Davis
farm mile southeast of this place
When he got there with two loads h
made up his mind the house didno
suit so he simply turned around AM
moved back to the ingalls, place.
Geo. Harris returned from Leonard
N. D., on Friday.
Elmer Walker returned on Satur
day from Morris.
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