The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-08-11
Sank Centre
Business College
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Sept. 5, 1904

Lyla Fish was 81. cloud VlSltOr
on Saturday.
Miss Marie Tatro went to Westport
on Wednesday.
Hon. Henry Keller left for Omaha
on business trip, today.
Mrs. ]. Woodsman of Grey Eagle is
the guest of Mrs. Miller.
j. Buchanan will be located at
Stiles as wheat buyer this fall.
Mrs. ]. Boyle of Brainerd is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Enwright.
Mrs. Clara Walker of Alexandria, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Smith.
Miss Cothlow and Mrs. Schauble
went to Willard on Wednesday, re-
turning today.
Nellie Hansen has been the guest
of Mary Woodbury. at Birch lake, dur
ing the past week.
M. L. Beard of Sank Centre was a
Little Falls visitor on Wednesday.
Little Falls Transcript.
Mrs. Fred Mann and sons, Fred and
Alden, are in the city, visiting friends.
They expect to remain about a month.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will give an ice cream social at the
residence of T. L. Mccormick, to-
night.
Albert Butcher has 200 feet of red
cedar counter and lot of shelving,
all in first class condition, which he
desires to sell.
Miss Hattie Lockead returned from
Birch lake on Monday, after making
a weeks visit there with Miss Edna
Hogan.
Mrs. Schauble will leave on Mon
day for the twin cities, where she will
purchase her fall stock and will bring
a first class trimmer home with her.
Miss Hardy of iChicago is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Garland. Miss
Hardy expects to spend the remainder
of the summer here.
David Guthmann, of Guthmrnn
Brothers, went to Chicago on Monday
to purchase the balance of their stock
of goods. The firm proposes to carry
a full line OF everything that men
wear.
John Buchanan, who has been
experimenting the elevator at Motley
has accepted the position of manager
of the Ashley elevator and will enter
upon his duties on Monday next.
Mrs. Buchanan will arrive in about
weeks time.
w. G. Fraser, of Rochester, Mimi,
who put in the sewerage in this city,
received word this noon that his
dwelling house was struck by light
ming. No one was injured and little
damage was done.
Congressman C. B. Buchanan, of
Little Falls, continued on to Mime
apolis and st. Paul this afternoon,
following a short reconoiter of the
local political poppy patch. He
thinks St. Cloud is on the right side
of the fence-with reference to himself
and his reelection to congress.-St.
Cloud Journal Press.
E. B. Lindsay, editor of the Star
buck Times, G. o. Ofsthun, attorney,
S. J. Rasmussen, former proprietor of
the bank, and A. COpperud, present
banker, all of Starbuck, MINI, passed
through the city on Tuesday on their
way to Devils Lake to file in Uncle
Sans land lottery for 100 acres of
government land. G. P. Reeves OF
Glenwood, will accompany the party
as tar as Grand Forks. We know the
bunch and will guarantee that they
will get the worth of their money out
of the trip whether they draw a claim
or not.
On Tuesday last before Judge
Wilcox, the case of Cora Cook VS. Levi
Reed, both of the town of Raymond,
was tried. Mrs. Cook sued Mr.. Reed
for taking load of sand from the
highway in front of Mrs. Cooks land.
The value of the sand was placed at
S., but triple demages were demanded.
Miner 4 VanCamp appeared for the
plaintiff and G. P. Reeves of Glen
wood, for the defendant. Judgment
was rendered for the defendant. We
understand that the case will be ap-
pealed.