The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-05-06

| possible advantage.
NV. Rice has improved his pro
perty by building lattice to hide thu
| kitchen door and by building neal
lattice arbor in the yard.
The Band of Hope will meet al
+, the Baptist church next Sunday af.
| noon at 3 o'clock. A very interest
ing program has been prepared.
U. NJ. Tobey is repairing and inn
proving his cottage on Fifth st. A
new porch will be added, and it will
be re-painted, both inside and out.
J. b. Locke of North Fork was in
town on Saturday last. He is teach
ing the school in district 66, and is
highly spoken of as an instructor.
Richard Woods has just returned
from Ada, whittier he went to over
| see the seeding on his large farm. FL.
G. Rollins is in charge of the work.
Geo. NJ. Bennett came up from
Minneapolis on Saturday evening
and returned on Wednesday. He
vas full of business during his stay.
Mark Madland has disposed of his
saloon, and has gone to Ashby 60 en-
gage in business. Mr.. Schneider has
! purchased his saloon business in this
place.
A village improvement society,
such as has been organized In eastern
towns with the very best results,
might do equally good work in Sank
Centre.
w. w. Woods, brother of Mr..
Richard Woods, WHO came hers this
spring, Is thinking seriously of
building handsome residence in
the village.
A train load of men and supplies
for the grading outfit on the new
Minneapolis & Atlantic road went
west on Friday over the Little Falls
& Dakota, for Glenwood.
The band gave an excellent open
air concert Monday evening On Main
and Third.sts. This village has abrass
band which would be creditable in
town of four times its size.
Lake View Academy has twenty.
five student boarders, the largest at
tendance at any summer term in tn e
history of the academy. The school
will close about July 1st.
1t is reported that the Hubbard
Hammock Chair Co. has leased the
rink, for the purpose of storing
manufactured wares. A good use to
put the unsightly old shell to, sure.
A party of ladies and gentlemen
willvisit West Union this, Thurs
,dayevening, to attend social party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shoe
max ger. There will be two carriage
loads s....
Wn. Chapman commenced work
for the Hubbard Hamm ock Chair Co.
on Monday. He will occupy his old
position in the band, and being fine
corhetist he will be great acquisi-
ton to our and.
Andrew J. Smith is putting stairs
at the rear of his building occupied
byf John b. Perkins. The inside
stsirs will be removed, which will
materially increase the size of the
CORNER store.
The HERALD office has had COM
plete overhauling from first to last,
and there is no Office in the State
which offers better facilities for
turning oat first-class work. Mail
orders solicited.
Go 20 the ladies' egg social at the
rink to-night.-Vi!iurd Monitor.
A sort of hen party, as it were.
Whatsort of nest are they laid in.
and what is setting of them worth?
Reserved seats for the Tathfinders,
next Thursday, ore on sale at r. I.
Greene's, at so cents. No one who
attends this entertainment will
regret it, for the Pathfinders are a
noted and excellent company.
That tree in front of DR.. MeMas-
ters residence which reclined at an
angle of forty-five degrees toward
Todd county has been sacrificed to
the public convenience. Its place
will know it no more forever.
Sank Centre is sure to have anoth-
er railroad. and in a few years more
she viii want another, and in anoth-
er brief period she will begin to feel
as though she was as good as st.
Paul. or any other good city.-Osakis
Obeserrer. 49,
Work ON the Minneapolis and
Pacific road was stopped OH Wednes-
day, allalong the line, for some reason
lot known. It is said to be the
result iof the labor troubles which
has made capital timid in the matter
Of investm
The last two entertainments of the
lecture course, this and tomorrow
evening, by G.. Paul Smith, the
lightning crayonist and great imper-
sonater and elocutionist, will give
two of lis inimitable entertainments.
G. E.. Newark, advance agent 'of
the Pathfipders, was in town on
Wednesday making preparations and
billing this place for that famous
troupe, which will appear Thursday,
May 18th, at the Opera house.
Harlan B. Bates has sold his house
and lot to d. r. Jackson and will
leave with his family for California
in few days. lie is a young
lDdu WIZ has o
reputation during a long residence
here, and his departure is sincerity
regretted.
Ninth-st. is being very rapidly i'm
proved, and will make one of the
finest resid. nee thoroughfares in
town. Frem the lake through to
Railroad st. there is series OF i'm
provements in progress which will
add to Its attractiyeness.
The suspense endured by some of
our townspeople, especially Mrs. Ell.
Leavitt, was som ething terrible when
the first news reached Browerville of
the cyclone at st. Cloud. Her two
daughters are there attending school
and she feared the worst might have
happened in their case. When the
news did come it was bad enough.
Her daughters were not injured, but
two little daughters Of her brother,
Samuel Carpenter, were killed at
Sank Rapids, where they resided
Todd County Argas.
AT the meeting Of the Directors of
the German American National bank
Saturday evening, Mr.. Frank e.
Seafle was elected TO the pre- Idency