The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-20

w. j.. Gardner, VINO lives S0utn
east of the village. is happy in the
advent OF an infant son into his
household.
Charlie Fish has a car load of bug
gies on the way from the factory.
He has sold out his entire stock,
which was large one.
Some of our neighbors are already
commencing to consider the matter
OF celebrating the anniversary OF
national ind ependence.
A Union temperance meeting will
be held next Sunday evening in the
Baptist church. A cordial invita-.
tion is extended to all.
More bluegrass and sweet clover
seed has been sown for lawns this
season in Sank Centre than during
all previous years combined.
John Carney has the neatest gar
den imaginable. A weed, if per-
chance one should get ITS head above
ground, would die of lonesomeness.
For SALE.-A good second hand
Irvine binder (McCormick) in good
repair; for sale cheap. Enquire of
F. Il. Evans. at the Bakery. 5w
Elisha How returned from LARS
more on Monday, he failing to make
business terms, after arriving there.
He will probably return to Bird Is
land.
Darwin E. Woodward returned on
Saturday after an absence of several
weeks. He visited Brainard and
Minneapolis. He will remain here
for the present at least.
Tom Brown, who has been under
medical treatment, is rapidly i'm
proving. He is still at the Sank
Get tire house, but expects to return
home in few days.
~ E..'P. Cafdw ell came in last even-
ing, having secured nearly all the
right Of way from Chippewa Falls to
this village, at reasonable Rates. The
road Is now assumed.
There will be no morning services
at the Episcopal chuch IN this viii
lage on Sunday next. Rev. j. T.
Hamilton will hold services in Mel
rose.
The sidewalk recently ordered on
Ninth.st. has been laid from Third
st. to, the railroad right>of.way. It
will be continued south to Railroads
ave. &c.,
The village library will be open on
Saturday next from two to six P. NJ,
closing at the latter hour. Persons
wishing books will please bear this
in mind.
The Duluth, Huron and Denver
railroad, com pany has laid out
townsite On the An lerson property,
in Glenwood, about q half mile this
side Of the store.
The fire companies were all out on
Tuesday evening for practice. The
boys are growing in efficiency month
by month. In other words, they get
there, Eli
- W. o. p. Hillsdale will remove into
the house recently purchased by him,
on Ninth>st., the last of this week.
He has enlarged and renovated it
throughout.
Heaps of work remains to be
crowded into the remaining school
year by both scholars and teachers.
School closes for the long vacation
on the 18th inst.
Tenth-st., north of Third is being
rapidly improved in appearance.
The live lot of residents along the
street are doing some effective work
in tree planting.
The HERALD Office is doing large
amount of fine printing. Those who
wish good work at reasonable prices
can be accommodated by placing
their orders at this office. - s,~~s.
The Minnesota Farmer of Mime
apolis devoted two or three pages of
its latest number to description of
Sank Centre and vicinity. A plat of
the village covered one page.
Rev. j. f. Hamilton will, upon
invitation of Prot. Rocheleau, preach
a sermon next Sunday evening at the
Episcopal church, addressed to the
graduating class of the high school.
The Strengthening of Seventh-st..
which has been talked of for several
years past is to be an accomp-
lished fact at no distant day. The
council and the property owners are
negotiating.
The old ware house in the rear Of
Capser's store on Main-st., has been
removed to the rear of the lot,
and Dean & Co. will erect All extern
sive machinery platform where it
formerly stood.
One must see r. T. Greepe's new
store to appreciate its attractiveness.
No description can do it justice. Re-
member the opening on Saturday
next. It will be the handsomest dis
play ever made il this village.
LosT-Som ewhere on the road
from Northfork through Raymond
and Getty's Grove to Sank Centre, a
brown SUNNI er overcoat. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving
the same at the Sank CeHtre House.
Il. +. Greene has received
his new safe. It is a Hall,
weighs $500, pounds, and IS as beau
tiful assit is useful. 1t is fitted up
to accom- N odate twenty-four trays
of G pods, besides having abundant
room for other uses.
Extensive Improvements are berg
made by the Manitoba road in this
village. which will add to the appear
ance and convenience of its property
in this village. The stockyard is be-
ing rebuilt, and the depot platform
has been relaid and extended.
Eviaen ee has been taken during
the week in the case of j. v. Brewer
VS.. Walter G. Brewer, involving
considerable property. NJ. G. Kelsey
Esq. has been appointed master in
chaacery to take the evidence which
will besubmitted to the fedral court
in duo fioo