The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

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Threshers are making good progress.
Claud Doyle OF West Union is back
in the High school.
Chas. Homm of West Union, is at
tending the state fair.
st. Paul's school opened on Tuesday
with the largest attendance ever.
Henry Robbers went down to the
state fair on Monday.
Mrs.Locke is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. I. Watson. Her daughter Gladys
is attending school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hendryx will eel
citrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage on Friday evening.
For SALE-A large sized Stuart
surface burner coal stove in good re-
pair. Inquire at this Office.
UP to Tuesday noon the Great North
ern had sold over hundred tickets
to the state fair from this station.
Miss Blanche Kells returned to New
Haven, Conn. on Monday for the ensu-
ing school year.
Miss Lydia Howard has returned to
St. Paul to resume her place in the
public schools.
Tillie Chisholm, salesman at Mel.
Blied's. is a visitor at the fair this
week.
Miss E. Helen Brosemer of Milwau-
kee is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel.
Billed.
Mrs. Mel. Billed has returned from a
months visit at Chicago and other
parts.
James Jerrard, the efficient business
manager of the Journal Press was in
the city on Wednesday.
D. r. Wolf and wife and J. Il. Wolf
| of Mccormick Lake, are attending the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Shaw of West
| port are visiting in St. Paul and Mimi
eapolis this week.
Mrs. O. G. Bryant has returned 20
Sank Centre after a visit with friends
! in southern Minnesota
Rev. G. E. Smith came IN from
Birch Lake where he is spending hi ,
vacation, on Wednesday to attend the
funeral of D. M. Herbert.
| Miss Mabel Kells will return to
Belleview, Neb., next week to resume
her position as teacher of English lit
erature in a young ladies' seminary.
| c. F. Bohall was in the city on FIR
| day His beautiful farm in West I'm
ion is in market, he say, as he is well
advanced in years for active farming.
A farm house belonging to w. T.
Callahan near Grey Eagle, was dss-
troyed by fire on Tuesday. It is in,
sured for $500 with A. j. Smith.
On Sunday the fire bell hustled Ont
the department to find little blaze
occasiOned by hot ashes in the wood
shed on the premises occupied by Wal.
ter Emerson, corner of sixth and Main.
st. Nothing. serious. .ra..'
W.. o, P. Hilsdale has put up fire
proof ash house and gasoline closet in
the rear of his store-precautionary
measures which it would be we'll fol
others to adopt.
| One of our popular and enterprisine
young business men will be married
before the month of September gets
extremely old. The HERALD extend:
congratulations in advance, and in due
time will be glad to record the event
The Lady Maccabees will give al
ice cream social at thier hall on Sat
uraay evening, September 7, from 7:3C
to 10 O'Clock. All are cordially in
| vited.
| Among the Sank Centre students t,
enter the University, who are alread,
on the ground, are Bert Van Camp
| IAOiS, lsoy bOdut
mond Davidson, Gordon Morse, an,
Misses Anna Norris, Bertha Rich, an
Della Johnson.
The dray team of Irish Bros. in
duleed in little runaway on W cd
nesday morning. They dashed east
ward on Third-st. till they brought u
against the old band stand. The
smashed side out of that and were s
completely penned in they could nc
move. and yet were not injured.
Messers and Mesdames M. L. Webb
David Cleveland, and Charles S. ALE
leave to-day, all but Mrs. Webb, to a,
tend the National encampment of tn
Grand Armv at Cleveland. Mr.. Web
is a representative for this congress
sional district to the encampment an
Mrs. Cleveland to the Women's Re
lief Corps. Mrs. Webb will visit he
daughter at Cottage Grove until tn
return of her husband, two week hence
Little Miss Winiferd Cooper distip
ouichod harso1f hu a n oot ~ hxo ,;or