The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-10

Mr.. Chas. F. Hsndryx took tire
tuesday nights train for st. Paul
and minneapolis. -He-will return on
Friday.
IL. W::Judson, travelling salesman
fdr Henry w. Price, has been inter-
viewing our merchants during the
week. = E-ta
Capt. Coe overhauied the water
works pumps ON, Tuesday. and for a
time Che supply was cut off from the
village.
The council proposes putting. lin
several electric alarms for FIRE pun
peses, which will ' locate the fire
closely. .g.sss,2-,>> =,
q Earle M.sW0odward of tie Press
Bulletin 6f Glenwood, was in town
on Monday. He made us a pleas
. ant cali. hiss :;
I A COW became, fast in a bridge
on the Huxley division on Monday,
causing the derailment of freight
train.
= Mr.. Abner Lamb contemplates
erecting a barn on his lot on the
north side of the river in the near
future. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker Of West
Union, were in town on Monday.
They were the guests Of Mrs. F. E.
Barnum.
The old barn on Tent ST. has been
removed to the back of Mrs. Tubs
lot, and adds greatly to the looks of
the street. .r..-.
A grand picnic by the firemen is
contemplatea on July 4th. The COM
panies .Yill' and grand affair
will result.
w. Pa Hilsdale will tap the water
mains this week. Capt. Coe has
supervised fourteen taps thus far
this season. -Tr..e's--. ,es-..z-t ~.,~r
james o. Wakefield was taken i'll
at the Sank Centre House on Friday
of last week, and for time he was a
very sick man.
Crops are suffering from drouth.
This immediate vicinity is more fav.
Ored tkan some others, but il is a
serious matter here.
j. Nelson of Little Sank, lost his
Youngest child. aged IS months,
with whooping cough. p. McWold
furnished the coffin.
: There was slight shower Tues
day morning, but owing to the
dryness of the ground, did very lit,
tie benefit to Vegetation.
A number Of Gypsies who were
camped near the river on the north
side, were ordered to leave town by
oficeriCarr, on Monday.
fr. Josiah Cooper has fitted up
the o'd Yarno house on the corner of
Third and Eighth-sts., and will Oceu-
Ply it as a carpenter shop.
Miss. Janet Num- started for Min
fneapotis OIL Saturday. where she will
witt friends, and afterward return
to her home.at Glencoe.
e.FW. Moore, John Law. and Jim
Wakefield atten led the dance given
byHarrison's Military Band, on Fri
day evening of last week.
Mrs. d. s. Haywood, of st. Cloud,
has been granted by Judge Collins. a
judgment of deverce on the ground
of cruel and inhuman treatment.
The village was unnecessarily
stirred up several times last week by
the fire alarm, the principle cause
being the burning out OF some Chin
Heys..
Al. Fish arrived in town on Fri
day, and was welcomed by a large
circle of friends. He aided the
band boys in their music for the
dance.
Exca yations are being made on
Thfd.st., preparatory to the laying
ofsbipe WHICH shall be connected
with khe-iWater. Mefks.-and < Sunts. as
Ear asthe Star hotel. =
The cylinder head of the engine
at TIE Bridgman & Whipple mill was
blown out last week.. caused by the
detach nm emit of the wrist pin. Nobody
was hurt by the accident.
Rev. J.F. Hamilton went down to
st. Cloud on Saturdayto attend the
Episcopal convocatiOn of Northern
Minnesota. Thence he went to the
diocesan council now in session.
Sid. Bettman of 81 ainerd, made
Sank Centre brief visit the past
week, returning on Monday. He al
| so took part with the band Boys, in
the funeral exercises I, f Sunday.
Louis Kroessin has a large stock
OF 6ne harnesses of his own make
which he is offering very cheap for
cash. Call and examine his stock t1
harnesses and sundries, on Main-st.
Hartford is the name of the post
office and Browerville of the village
in which it is located. A movement
has been started to make them agree
fby ehaHging the name Of the village
Frank Minnette desires to call the
attention of our farmers to his
stock of farm machinery. advertised
elsewhere. He repr esents the St.
PaHl Binder, which has no superior
and full lin of other machines.
4 "A dmeS .. fIukHam u6lIVGrod
very comprehensive and enthusiastic
Prohibition lecture at the Methodist
church on Tuesday evening. Mr.
Pinkham is a very able lect urer
whom it is . treat to hear.
Hon. Alexander Moore was in st
Paul on Friday, and there met Judee
3. p. Caldwell. Esq, who assured
him the Duluth, Huron and Denver
read would be built without delay
The Judge is. expected here thi!
week.:
q The report has gained currene,
that the Duluth, Huron and Denve
lroad has been sold out to the Mani
Etoba for $4,000. The rumor canno
BE traced to any source, and thos
best qualified to judge do not beliey
the rumor.
The Building Association made
2 wise choice for its Secretary last Sat
erday evening. Mr.. Hogan is ac
knowl edged authority on all ques
tions of real estate and leans, whic
form the principal business of tn