The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-07

their immense line OF agricultural ma
chinery.
W. A. Gates has been appointed village
attorney for the lively village of North
st. Paul. He will make a good man for
the place.
Sam Beidleman has use for a crutch.
A horse stepped upon his foot a day or
two ago INJECTING a painful, but notseri-
Gus injury.
B. r. Palmer Post is making active
preparations to go to Morris next week.
The guns and accountrements are being
put in order.
The dandelion crop is most bountiful.
The roadside, dooryards and even we'll
kept lawns are fairly yellow with the
golden blossoms.
Shird street presents the neatest APP
pesrance of any of the streets. A new
twelve-foot sidewalk has just been laid
on the north side.
VIM. Simonton, who has been tor the
past six months, an employee Of the st.
Cloud Tribune is visiting his parents and
friends this week.
If anyone should happen to fish up a
pair of pocket scissors from the bottom
of the lake they will please return them
to Henry Capser.
49,. Dada x-a,,& Ioxr,, RI Sf Cloud on
business on Monday, and on Wednesday
he went up to Fergus Falls to attend the
| district encampment.
DR.. and Mrs. Dubois will leave for Lake
Mills, Wis.,, in a few days, for a visit
with friends. The doctor will be absent
for two or three weeks.
Capt. L. E. Coe will arrive home on
Saturday next, accompanied by his
| daughter, Mrs. Washburne, who will
make a short visit here.
DIR. E. w. Ruth, special agent for the
| Travellers insurance company of Hart
ford, Conn.,, made the HERALD. Office a
| pleasant call this morning.
FoUND-A carpet bag containing some
veterinary surgery etc. which the OWL
er may secure by calling at this office,
and paying for this notice.
Mrs. T. G. Hudson of Mankato, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. H A. Boobar.
She is accompanied by her two children
and will remain some time.
Mrs. Fish received the sad intelligence
a few days since, that her sister, Mrs.
Archie Stewart, of Marshall, Lyons coun-
ty, had died very suddenly.
The Manitoba company is relaying its
main track with steel rods, heavier than
those now in use. The work is progress
ing at the rate of a mile a day.
Our enterprising neighbors, Long
Prairie and Melrose, will both celebrate
the Fourth. One of the chief features at
Melrose will be the sham battle.
Lightning struck Chan Harmon's
barn this morning. The only damage
was the knocking off a few shingles and
loosening several corner boards.
Alan Vessey recently returned from
Iowa with a carload of fine horses for
this market. Such as he does not dis
pose Of here he will ship to Dakota.
Webb Harmon has received from Harry
Howard an invitation to attend the
annual hop of the Military Academy
which will be held on Friday evening.
Miss Wolcott, who has been teaching
in the public school during the past year,
has accepted a position in the Lowell
school in Minneapolis for the ensuing
year.
R. T. Greene says he learned on excellent
| authority in St. Paul, that the Duluth,
Huron and Denver road will soon pay
up all of it's indebtedness and sumo
work.
B. R. Palmer post will 60 to the state
encampment at Morris next week in uni
form, and few members will be out OF the
ranks. The drum corps will accompany
the post.
James Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y, who
has considerable property interests in
this vicinity, arrived in town to-day &C
complained by his wife. They will remain
several days.
The supervisors of the town of Sank
Centre have been laying a road between
| the Smith and Truax farms in the north
part of the town. Sam E. Crocker did
the surveying.
The Youthful Helpers will have a lawn
| festival at Mrs. S. Simonton's on Tues
day of next week. Ice cream and cake
served from six until ten o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
Andrew ]. Smith drove from Sank Cen
tire to Belgrade, thence to Glenwood and
back home in N day recently, covering
a distance of over eighty m~iles-pretty
good for one day.
Children's day will be observed in the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning and evening. Children's SER
mon in the morning, Sunday School con-
cert in the evening.
The Rockaway on Wednesday made a
trip from the head of the lake to the
landing-a strong nine miles-in one
hour and one minute, the quickest trip
ever made on the lake.
H. P. Gallup came up from st. Cloud
on Monday nights train to inspect the
new Third-st. sidewalk. He approved
it without reserve and is rejoiced to see
his old-time ambition realized.
Fred Rowe went down to St. Paul on
Monday, accompanying his father thus
far on his way bnck to New York. The
senior Rowe is very favorably impressed
! with Sank Centre and vicinity.
N. P. Clarke has imported a number OF
very fine short-horn cattle of the bluest
blood of old England. There were TWEEN
ty-four Of them, and the English papers
speak of them in the highest terms.
NJ