The Sauk Centre herald., 1899-11-30
GREY EAGLE.

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camp for S. N. Thompson. south OF
town.
5. G. McClintick has gone to Bur-
trum to run his saw mill at that place.
His sons Joe and Frank, and his
sons-in-law T.. L. Whitford and ohm
p1x are working for him. MIR. Nc
Clintick has lot of saving to do
which will probably take him until
spring, when he will return to this
place with his crew.
Walter Harris is putting in his time
out at S. N. Thompson's camp skid
ding logs.
Mrs. Noah Aleshire and Mrs.
Archie Baine of Lake Beauty, were
visiting S. N. Thomps on's family on
Thursday and Friday.
The east-bound passenger train was
ten hours late on Friday. IL got off
the rails this side of Morris and the
ground was too soft for it to cut across
the country so it stopped.
George Avery of Birchdale, has
quit working in the Keller factory in
Sauk Centre and intends going to the
pinery to work during the winter.
Oliver Avery of Birchdale, has re-
turned from threshing near Morris.
Jake Callahan has his new barn
completed in the north part of town,
and it isSa fine one. He is now digging
we'll and expects to put up a good
large dwelling house in the early
spring.
Dan Mandingo, Joe Shortridge and
Nell McJunkins of Burtrum, were in
town on Thursday.
A few days ago S. N. Thompson got
a car of flour and feed from the Pills
bury Mills, Minneapolis and Thurs
day he got a car of flour and feed
from the Cyrus Mills.
j. M. Huffman moved on Wednes-
day from the Huffman hotel into the
new house he recently purchased of
his son-in-law, Chas. Shulze.
E. E. Shaffer has purchased the in
terest of the E. E. Buss estate in the
Buss & Howe land situated between
this place and Burtrum. 1t is a very
fine piece of timber and valuable. We
are informed that Mr.. Shaffer has
gone to Minneapolis to. remain for
the winter.
G. b. Callahan was Starbuck
visitor on Thursday.
Perry Hierte is up at Akeley work.
ing for a lumber company.
Misses Eunice and Clarrie Water
bury of Burtrum, were visiting in
this place from Tuesday to Thurs
day.
Misses Jennie and Belle Scott and
Cecil Buckingham of Browerville,
who are attending the Sauk Centre
high school, came down on the late
passenger train on Friday evening
and re named over Sunday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Scott
Everett Clark is teaching school in
the wheeler district in Birchdale.
Rev. U. A. Cook of Spring Valley,
presiding elder of the United Bl eth
erin church, conducted quarterly
meeting here on Saturday and Sun.
day.
Wallace Kibbie is taking advantage
| of this fine spell of Indian summer
and has got his fine dwelling house
16x22-10x1S-12x16 nearly inclosed.
He didn't expect to get it built until
spring, but if this weather continues
he will have it done in a few days.
Rev. T. M. Briggs is packing up his
household good to move to Westport,
where he expects to preach, the com
ming year. Grey Eagle people wish
Mr.. Briggs success in his new field oil
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John McHattie returned from his
deer hnut up north on Tuesday. He
had the good luck to down four Of
them. The writer acknowledges the
receipt of a large piece of venison as
a present from Mr.. McHattie. We
hope he can have the pleasure of liv
ing forever if he has any desire thai
way.
The Amadon brothers, Dell and AL.
vim, returned from their deer hunt on
Wednesday. They got three each
had good time and believe the trip
was beneficial to their health. They
saw some fine country.
F. B. Robbins got back on Wednes-
day from his deer hunt. He killed
two.
There was a dance in one of Jones s
new buildings on State-st. on Friday
evening.
The farmer that hasn't got his fall
work done this season is second edi.