The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-05-03


be here on Monday evening next.
AS we go to press the wedding cere-
mony of Window Reylick and Miss Jose
phine Capser is in progress, an account
of which will be given next week.
Charles Lofgren has sold his driving
horse to c. P. Mcclure of St. Cloud.
Mr.. Lofgren drove to North Fork on
Saturday to purchase another one.
A brook-trout was speared by Mayor
Westerman of St. Cloud in the tail-race
of the electric light company's water
power. 1t measured foot in length.
At the opera house on Monday night,
Arrah-na-Pogue, or the Wicklow wedding.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
there will be complete change of pro-
gram.
John Ada m Botz was in town on Mon
day. He says he will sell out at the ear
lest moment and remove to Dakota,
where he will engage in active business,
probably keeping hotel.
In selling to VIM. E. Lee the building
and goodwill of the Bank of Long Prai-
RE, Andrew J. Smith reserved the notes
and accounts, which will be collected at
the Citizens Bank in this village
1t showed quite fast for time on Sat-
urday last, and ice formed during the
night. It rained heavily the greater
part of the day, with a north wind, the
temperature dropping to the freezing
point.
Col. J. D. Jones Sundayed with his fam
lily here.-Long Prairie Leader.
He Monday-forenooned in this village,
and afternooned on the train. At this
writing he is Misunderstanding in his office
in St. Paul.
John B. Perkins will remove his house
to the west line of his lot, turn it about
to face the west, and make an attractive
residence of it. Furthermore, he will
build house of brick on the east of his
lot tor his own use.
Mabel Doty is teaching school in dis
trict No. rs, in Crow Lake, about three
miles west of Belgrade. The term will
continue until the first of July. She has
every qualification for successful teach
er, and cannot fail to give satisfaction
1t is reported on excellent authority
that fast train will be put in operation
about May list. 1t will make the run be-
tween this village and St. Paul in less
than four hours. 1t will probably pass
this station going west in the early even
ing.
Andrew ]. Smith has sold out the. Bank
of Long Prairie to VIM. E. Lee, and re-
tires from business altogether so far as
that bank is concerned. Fred Miller,
who has been conducting the business
for him there is in town, and will remain
with Mr.. Smith.
1t was understood that the funeral SER
mon of the late Charles Loid would be
preached at the Methodist church on
Sunday last, and members of the family
and about twenty of his old army com.
rades attended, but for some reason they
were disappointed.
Two ladies at Sank Rapids were made
seriously i'll by drinking water from a
well which, upon cleaning, was found tc
contain a half dozen dead rats. They
thought the peculiar taste was due tc
mineral impregnations, and drank the
more freely in consequence.
The stock and grading outfit of Collins
& Hill, advertised to be sold by auction
on Saturday last, was closed out at pr
vate sale at the date indicated. S. Pen
dergast purchasing an undivided hal
annex of the Collins estate. The auction
was prevented by the storm.
There is movement on foot to clos,
business hours during the summer, al
least, in the early evening, about eight
o'clock. It should succeed, as it gives
clerks and employees an opportunity fol
which is needed. No one would lose b.
| it providing all agreed upon it,
There will be preaching at the Baptis
church next Sunday, both morning ant
evening. The sacrament of the Lord.
supper will be observed after the morning
service and the right hand of fellowship
will be given to the new members who
were baptised two weeks ago. You ar
invited.
w. E. Kimmell was in town on Friday
having walked up from Melrose in con
siderable less than three hours. He JUS
missed the passenger train. He say,
the firm of S. B. Kimmell & Son, success
soas to r. Woods & Sons, at Melrose
will keep complete stock of goods, ant
will make vigorous effort for liberia
share Of Melrose business.