The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-27
GREY EAGLE.

AnE1 EHALEs
The writer would be pleased to have
some Christian step up and tell us
why all Christians should not vote the
Prohibition ticket.
The smallpox scare at Swanville is
Csubsiding.
Snow in windrows don't seem to
make good sleighing.
1t looks as If there would be two
weddings in town soon.
| A three room school run seven
months in the year, and three five
hundred dollar licensed saloons run
twelve months in the year-wouldn' t
that freeze your whiskers-Heh!
There was q Christmas tree at the
Congregational church and Christ
mas cabin at the United Brethren
church. The services at both churches
were very good.
VIM. Hirte of this place, and Lille
Nicholson OF Sank Centre were to have
been married at high noon on Christ.
mas day. The HERALD will probably
mention the wedding in another col
umn.
Some people we know of manage to
have big drunk on Christmas day.
The Anti-Canteen bill is getting a
great shaking up at Washington, D..
G. Watch that bill meet it's death.
Ed Scogan, the Fountain Show
Company's wire walker, visited in
this place on Christmas.
Did you see the two yonng ladies
from Burtrum, who tried to beat their
ride on the train to this place aud
return on Monday.
! Aug. Monson, photographer from
Motley, has been doing considerable
work here lately.
A little girl arrived at Geo. Searle's
on Sunday.
DR.. C. N. Sitter came up from
Mitchell, Iowa, on Monday. He will
stay and go into the banking business
with his brother, r. 81. Sitter.
Two hundred and eight cars of wood
We're shipped from here between No
vember 22nd and December 22nd.
How's that?
John Bicle is putting up a new
dwsaling house on his farm near Co
gel siding.
Saturday was great day for trade
In this mans town.
Mrs. j. M. Greta is home from Sank
Centre.
G. NJ. Hill went to Morris on Sat-
lurday to spend Christmas. I. is ex-
pected that Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will re-
turn home on Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Fl. Sitter visited Mr.. Ben
nett's people in Sank Centre on Satur-
day.
Attorney Van Ca mp of Sank Centre,
was in town on Friday on legal BUSH
ness.
Mr.. La Rue won his suit against ).
M. 6retta on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amzi McClintick wish
to thank the people Of Grey Eagle for
favors shown during the sickness of
their seven children. The many kind
acts will never be forgotten.
/ Hoyt Clark's mother from Musada,
Wisconsin arrived on Friday for q
few days visit.
On Saturday Marshal Walburn re-
ceived a telephone message fromSisr-
shall Stith ot!Swanville, telling him
to look out for two young men with a
team and buggy, for such rig mad
been stolen from VIM. Miller on FRI
day night. The message was re-
ceived about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and about IL O'Clock the outfit
went through town but managed to
dodge the marshal. He then secured
horse and gave chase, overtaking
them ut Prairie Creek east of Birch
Lake Word had been sent to w. L.
Ray and with the aid of Winchester
he managed to stop them at this place.
He turned them over to Walburn who
brought them back here where they
were taken 10 charge by the Swanville
marshal who took them home. The
boys were Theo and Otto Miller, aged
II and 10 years, sons of the owner of
the team, and according to their story
had started for Appleton. The boys
were sowing few wild oats, and the
father has concluded to help them
harvest them. What will the Harvest
be?
UNCLE NED