The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-01
Fourth Of July comes on the Fifth,

The firemen will celebrate on Mon
day next.
NJ. Hogan went out to Grey Eagle
to-day, on business.
DR.. E. J.. Lewis went dewn tic
Melrose on Monday.
Ole Rigg, ST., of Glenweod, was in
town during the week.
Grading is being dane on First.st,
near the Hoople mill.
w. A. Gates made business trip
to Crow River last week.
III Dennis stepped off the East
bound train on Wednesday.
The street crossings ON Third and
Main-sts are being repaired.
DR.. DeCourcy was in town last
week on professional business.
Ole Peterson, the railroad contract
or. was in the village on Saturday.
Mrs. S. nj. Bruce, and Miss Belle,
went to Minneapolis on Friday last.
The Band of Hope will meet next
S lnday at 3 P. NJ in the NJ. E.church.
Mrs. S. S. Titus will return to her
home at Grand Forks OH Monday
next.
The street comm issioner has been
doing some much needed work on
Third st.
Parker Mcclure scame up on Mon
day, after IA week spent on his Paynes-
vile farm. ..
DR.. Dubois returned on Monday
noon from brief professional visit
to st. Cloud. ...--- ...l .a. ..... ..
New crossings have beeu put in on
Main-st.. and Third, and on Second
st. and Ninth. W.
Chas. E. White came down on Mon.
day to renew acquaintance with his
hosts of friends.
The w. G. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday at 3 P. NJ. at the residence OF
Mrs. S. L. Dimon.
Main-st., has been opened and
fenced southwark to a point beyond
r. A. Whites residence.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Sith ct. grade. 1t will make fine
drive when completed.
Money to loan on favorable terms
by the Sank Valley Lend and Loan
Co., on improved farms.
M. Stewart, prominent dairy
farmer Of Clear Lake, in this state,
was in town on Monday.
Miss Annie Nicholau has been
visiting friends in St. Paul and Min
neapolis during the week.
Prof. Rosheleau went down to St.
Paul on Wednesday, on business. He
will be absent several days. #
w. A. Gates attended the Brain.
erd convention which renominated
Hon. Knute Nelson for congress-.
A sermon appropriate to the day
will be delivered in the Long Prairie
Baptist church, next Sunday morn
ing.
"A number of our citizens drove
over to Grove Lake, on Sunday, to
attend the campmeeting, in progress
there.
The post Office will be closed on
Monday next, excepting frum Z to 8
A. M. and from ? to 3 P. M. .
Evening driving about the will.
lage is on the increase. Our streets
are. for the most part in excellent
condition.
A. H. Hendrickson came up from
North Fork on Tuesday. Ii. will
deliver the Grafton at Big Grove on
Saturday. 4
TheI have been quite a number
of book agents in town lately. Sank
Centre ought to be well supplied
with books.
A. B. Westcott and family drove up
from Paynesvi.le on Monday, and re-
main ed a few days visiting Mrs. Wes-
colts parents.
Noble Morris Of Wyoming Co.,
New York, a relative of o. Marshall
of this place is spending a few days
in this village.
Capt. Coe has caused crossing to
be lai>len Second-st., at the intersec-
ton Of Ninth. from the Carney to
tho Kells corner.
A violent rain storm, accompanied
by hail passed over this village on
evening. 1t continued
about thirty minutes. ..
E. P. Barnum's lawn is one of the
finest In town, due largely to a plens
tifel supply OF water and the per-.
sistent use of the lawn m over. -.
Andrew J. Smith is extending his
house rear-ward to a depth of eighty
feet, two stories high, making it the
most commodious residence in town.
Rev. J. B. Drew has his house on
the lake enclosed. 1t occupies a
slightly position, and will make a,
desirable and delightful summer
house.
Miss Newell, who has been visit
ing with her uncle, J. j. Newell,
of this village, returned to her
home at Oskaloesa, Kan, on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Jesse Newell will close her
school at Grove Lake on Friday
next, after which Mr.. NEWELL will
remove into the Linn Moore house
on Third-st.
A. II. Petit spent a portion of the
past week at Grove Lake. He says
the store, in which he has half In
terest with w. G. Emerson, is doing
q fine business.
The Wooton desk, advertised in
this paper, never fills to give per.
feet satisfaction. A. Ii. Petit has
just purchased one-ask him what
he thinks of it.
Geo. Stearns, who has been visit
ing with U. NJ. and G. C. Tobey, left
for his home in New York, on FRI
day last. He was much pleased with
the glorious West.
Mr.. A. w. Foster. an uncle of Z.
Gail Of this village, who has been
spending a couple of weeks with his
nephew, returned 60 his home i'm
vermont, on Tuesday.
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