The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-03

A much needed shower came or
Wednesday night. 1t was worth
millions to the growing crops.
The commissioners for the leca.
ton of the third asylum for the in.
sane promise rs VISIT this month.
The explosion of a lamp in Hynes'
shoe shop on Main-st., called out the
fire department. No water needed.
Ormus WG5aii is attending court
at Wadena. S. =. Lewis OF New
York, has just accompanied him.
A large amount Of miscellaneous
local ne rs is crowded out by school
matter and the report of Decoration
day.
Gov. Barto attended the term of
court at Wadsna during the early
part of the week. He returned on
Wednesday.
A. HI. Hendrickson of Kandota,
Todd county,is again at Lake George,
teaching the summer term Of school
in district Ne. 128.
A splendid shower of rain in this
immediate vicinity on Friday morn
ing did vast amount of good. The
ground was very dry.
D. B. Searle has formed a law
partnership with G. F. Lamb of Lit
tie Falls. formerly an assistant in
the Office of Searle & Searle.
Mrs. c. C. Tobey and J. A. Norris
were appointed delegates to attend
the Congregational convention at
Little Falls.
The Manitoba restaurant has been
leased, and Mesdames Milligan &
Walker are building small resi-
dsnce in the rear of the restaurant
building.
John Moshier. who has been en-
gineer on the Northern road since it
was built, has sold his residence at
Eagle Bend, and is nov living In this
village.
d. c. VanCamp had during the
week brief visit from a brother
who is engaged as train conductor on
an Indiana railroad.
o. HeleIe, 81. of Nerh Fork, cut his
foot very badly last week; severiag
one of the cords of the instep, and
will likely be laid up several weeks.
o. Roe of Vernsn, Dodge county,
father of X. o. Roe of the firm of
Roe & Lofgren of Bangor, is visiting
friends and relations in North Fork
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church in this village on
next Sunday, as the rector will be
in attendance at the convocation at
st. Cloud. ------------ -
Burt Moore returned from Mime.
apols on Tuesday. He has been
quite sick with typhoid fever, from
the effect of which he looks a little
thin.
Henry Keller is having his house
thoroughly renovated within. w.
j. Whiteield 10 doing an excellent
piece of work in decorating the
walls.
M. d.. Pulyer, who was major in
Col. Briigman's regimen ia in town.
He his a son with him. 1t IL prob
able both will become citizens. OF
Sank Centre. ...
There are a great many strangers
in the village visiting friends, at
tracted here by our excellent natural
advantages, both as concerns health
and pleasure. -...-.. ID.
Mrs. Harwood, a sister in.law of
Capt. L. e. Coe, arrived i'm town last
week, and will spend the summer
here. Her residence is in Oswego
comfy, New York. .--,.'g.-s e--'.f -
]. F. Downing, the roadmaster of
the Little Falls road, was in town on
Saturday. He now lives at Little
Falls having removed his family
thither.
w. E. Kimell of Raymond, was in
town on Wednesday for the first time
in eight months. He is working hard
on his farm, land his health is greatly
improved.
The Rcckaway is all ready for
launching as soon as the machinery
arrives. 1T was shipped from Chi.
cago on May 18th. The boat is a
beauty. sure, and will present neat
appearance when afoat.
- The entertainment for the benefit
of the Baptist church at the rink on
Tuesday evening was very we'll at
tended and netted handsome sum
toward extinguishing the church
debt. -, .=,..sez,-----sss'- -.
: AL. Madison has been up west
with number of horses, which he
disposed of at fair prices. He was
taken sick at Herman, and was
mighty sick, too, for a time, He at
tributes it to the water.
A sociable will be given by the
Christian church. Friday evening
June 4th at Barnum's Hall. Lunch
10 cents, ice cream 10 cents.
Lunches served from 6 o'clock to
midnight.
Mrs. Milligan, proprietor of the
Manitoba restaurant met with a SER
Iouo oSSioOho Oh r1iuoy utkht ldSbs
She made misstep, and fell down
stairs, sustaining severe bruises,
which confne her to the bed.
An organization was perfected
May %, Of The German Evangelical
Christ church. e. Fuhrman pastor,
about Is members joining. Regu.
lar service will be held every second
Sunday at the Norwegian Luthern
church, at 3 O'clock p. NJ.
Indications all point to the prob
able candidacy of Charlie Buss, in
Todd county. He was on the wit
ness stand the other day and being
asked as to his occupation he said he
is farmer. Of course he is-they
all are just now.
Rev. Mr.. Kaufman, of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi, gave very excellent prohibi-
ton lecture at the Methodist church
onMonday evening last. His address
was full of telling points showing
that the speaker was well informed
on the subject.
There are two m ovements on foot
to secure driving park. One is to
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