The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-01
! OUR FOLKS
} And Other Folks.

Monday.
Mrs. j. I. Buchanan of Little Falls,
is in the city.
T. w. Brown OF Westport, was in
city on Wednesday.
Frank Watzke Of Lake George, was
in town on Monday.
w. M. Henderson went to Crook
ston on Wednesday.
A. L. Cramb of st. Cloud, was in
the city on Monday.
| Geo. L. Stabler came up from Min
neapolis on Monday.
DR.. Dubois and family are visiting
friends at Lake Mills, Wis.
Sheriff Hermes of Long Prairie,
was in the city on Saturday.
M. F. Woodbury. and family return
ed from DEVILS Lake on Tuesday.
Mack Hall, who has been very seri-
ously i'll as noted is conyalescent.
Mrs. Blanche Stevens of st. Paul,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. o. Hall.
Hugo Grundman of st. Cloud, has
sold out his butchering business to G..
w. Koerner.
Will Nottage of ST.. Paul, is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Chas. F. Bohall
of West Union.
Fay w. Sprague went to Minneapo-
lis and ST. Paul on Monday for yis-
it of several days. -
Erick Hedin, who is building large
brick store for G.. F. Miller at Long
Prairie, was in town on Sunday.
Harold Lamb made a round trip
drive to Minneapolis during the past
week. He returned on Tuesday.
During the past week MILFORD
Parcher has been enjoying visit
from his twin brother Wilmot of Los
Angeles, Cal.
Division Superintendent Bryan of
this division of the Great Northern,
was in the city with his private car, on
Saturday.
Hon. VIM. E. Lee of the state Board
of Control, was in town on Saturday
on his way to st. Paul from his home
In Long Prairie.
Mrs. Emma Smith picked up 127
sparrows in her grove on Lyman
Prairie on Monday morning, after the
severe wind storm.
L. H. Vath returned on Saturday
from a visit in southern Minneso ta,
and Is now getting ready for the fall
opening OF his school.
-Halvor Hagen of Abercrombie, ar
rived here on Friday, and on Monday
with his wife went to Grey Eagle to
visit her brother, Dell Wood.
Burke DeGroat and Leroy Bishop
had successful days fishing at Birch
Lake on Friday. They brought in
very fine strings of bass, some of them
weighing over three pounds apiece.
James E. Herbert of Jamestown, N.
D., we'll known here where he Resided
years ago, came down to spend Sun
day with his uncle, S. M. Herbert
He spent half day renewing old &C
quaintances.
Chas. Harkens of Long Prairie, who
has been in Minneapolis with his wife
for two weeks, is in the city this MORN
ing. Mrs. Harkens, who has been in
hospital there for surgical treatment,
| accompanies him.
DIR. Dubois returned on Friday from
Huron, S. D. He is not at all fav ora-
bly, impressed with the city or the
country about it. The city was
s'boomed'' in it's earlier days. and too
many buildings we're erected for which
there is not much use at present.
F. A. Hancock went to Morris on
Monday, thence he goes to Minneapo-
lis to hurry up the delivery of some
structural iron, and otherwise hasten
work on the hotel. He is figuring on
plans and specifications fer the found
alton of a court house at Olivia, Mimi,
preparatory to submitting a bid. -
Mrs. Margaret Stebbins, mother of
M. M. Stebbins of this place, reached
here on Thursday of last week to pay
an extended visit to her son living
here and daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Mckay, at Sank Centre. Mrs. Steb-
bins's home is now in Bismark, N. D.
This lady holds the distinction of hav-
ing been resident OF Long Prairie
way back in agency times. She lived
here As years ago when this place was
only trading post. Her son NJ. M.
has lived in this section all his life,
and is pow a middle aged man.-Long
Prairie Leader.
The HERALD last week briefly men,
toned the prostration by heat of Ed.
Bennett of this city. He arrived home
on Friday, still suffering from the
prostration to the extent of a severe