The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-24

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will remove her stock of goods
G. Howe of Clarisa: was in town
on Saturday. He says that realestate
business is dull in Todd County.
Michael Allen. one of the star Ill
farmers of the town of Getty. W.,
seen on our streets on Tuesday. !.
Fourth of July will be celssri. al
by tue firemen of this village in
reasonable and pleasant manner.
Win Reylick is busily engaged at
the Kellar factory. looking after the
private business of Henry Keller.
Mat. Peters, accom- panied by his
wife and little son came down from.
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday. on a visit.
Win. Brown. with Cumbey. Spauld-
ing g. Co.. formerly Of Stduffer 8 Co.,
Of this village. was in town on Nom
day.
Rev. W. Hargrave Of st. Cloud,
occupied the pulpit i'm the Congrega-
tional church on Sun say morning
last. a'f -
Emil A. Peterson has closed his
tie I'm of school in North Fork and re-
tnr ned to this village for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. VIM. B. Hamilton of Minneap-
oils, son of j. F. Hamilton, made his
father a brief visit, returning on
Tuesday. -..@" d. a. - :. ...s..s' =
Rev. J. T. Hamilton, wife and
daughter, have gone to Faribault,
to attend the wedding of Rev. w. B.
Hamilton.
It. rained on Saturday evening.
a sharp thunder storm enlivening the
occasion. The electric element was
ram pant. $50. -s.-.. II -
j. Hardebeck an d wife of Osakis,
came down on Monday to see "Pina--
FORE" Mr.. Hardedeck playing with
the band. $780,.
The "Rockaway" went up the lake
on Wednesday morning to locate a
suitable site for the new proposed
club house.
The Union temperance meeting
| at the Methodist church Sunday
evening will be addressed by Mrs. A.
I. Anderson.
A case of dipEtheria Is reported in
family named johnson, living on
the hill, southwest of the residence
of G. o. Hoffman.
Mr.. Calvin F. How's handsome res
| idence on Ninth-st. is rapidly assum-
ing shape. Work on the exterior is
nearly completed.
A wood train is now running on the
! L. F, & D. They have a large pilo
of wood in their yards and it is
rapidly increasing
Judge Collins and Mr.. D. b. Searle
of st. Cloud have had the degree Of
LII. d. conferred on tlrem by st.
Johns University.
Miss Maggie Donnahue returned
on Wednesday from Minneapolis,
where she has been visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. M. D. Hoff.
A sidewalk has been put down in
front of the Sank Centre House,
which adds to the attractiveness of
that commodious hotel.
Rev. William B. Hamilton was
married yesterday to Miss Strong, Of
Faribault. His many friends here
extend warm congratulations.
o L. Dudley. Of Chicago secre-
tary of the Humane Society, whose
scope is the prevention of cralty 10
animals and children is in town.
NJ. F. Nugent of this village and
Of
were married Oh Monday, by Rev. J.
B. Bower. Cordial congratulations.
The streets of ST.. Cloud hav been
renamed according to a sensib ie and
coherent PLAN How about the COM
mittee to do the same work for Sank
Centre.
Mr.. and Mis-. Henry Fish, who
have been visiting their son Charles,
for the past two months, returned to
their home at Redwood Falls, on Sat-
urday.
S. S. Titus, of Grand Forks, spent
Sunday in town with his father-in-
law, Mr.. Dean Stabler. lie took the
train for Duluth on Monday, going
via st. Paul.
The band boys will support a new
uniform before many weeks. 1t is
to be Of cadet gr y and they will
make a much better appearance
when marching.
Al Fish returned to Redwood Falls
on Tuesday, after having spent
pleasant visit Of two weeks with his
friends in this village. And so moth
er rumor is left again.
The regular monthly union tenn
perance meeting will be held at the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
next. An address, viii be delivered
by Mrs. A. T. Anderson.
DR.. Dubois returned from the
meeting of the state medical society
at Minneapolis on Friday, called
home early by professional duty.
Mrs. DHBois is in St. Paul.
Melrcse is going to celebrate in
style on the 9Th of July. The fire.
men are to have picnic, and fire.
works in the evening, and wind up
with dance at Richmond's hall.
Fred Cooper and Frank Woods are
| justly proud. Both are putting on
| parental airs for the first time. JOHN
McGibbon is equally proud. but this
| is the third time he has assumed the
fatherJy air. -:
Herman A. Bretzke visited friends
in the southern part of the county
last week, and upon his return
brought back his wife and child. who
have been absent from home month
| Or IN ore. .>.
LosT!--A valuable liver-colored
dog belonging to Herb Virgin. He is
years old, and goes by the name of
John Kelly. Five dollars reward
will be given to any one leaving the
same at the confectionery store of
Ben Lord.
On Sunday last several members
of the order of Ancient Hibernians
of st. Cloud came up and made the
trip to the head of the lake on the
Rockaway. They express them
selvessas being we'll pleased with. the
boat, lake etc.
Poor fellow he was all snthusi-
asn, waving to the fair creatures in
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