The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-14

the lawn at his residence on Third-st.,
which is in every detail complete sue
cess.
II. 6. Belyea, editor of the Elbow Lake
Herald, was in town on Monday, on his
way to st. Cloud to assist in the conven-
ton.
An enormous pickerel was taken from
the lake last week, and shipped west
ward over the Little Falls and Dakota
road.
First Minnesota berries of the season
will be served by the Y. P. S. c. A. on
Tuesday evening next, in Woodbury.
block.
An ice cream and strawberry sociable
will be given by the Y. p S. c. E., on
Tuesday evening next, in the Woodbury.
block.
Peter Hoffman was in town on Satur-
day. He came over to give the drum
corps a lesson before their appearance at
Morris.
There is a crew of hundred men at
work cutting down the grade of the
Manitoba road between Melrose and
Freeport.
There was lively hailstorm at Long
Prairie on Thursday of last week. Hail
stones of enormous size fell, but no dam
age ensued.
Joe Hardebeck of Alexandria passed
through this village on Monday. He
was on his way to Morris to attend the
encampment.
| The salt works of the firm formerly
owned by Y. r. Buck, in New York, were
DESTROYED by fire recently, entailing a loss
of $4,000.
Capt. L. E. Coe is laying sidewalk in
front of the Sank Centre house. 1t is
good one, and completes the Third St.
improvement.
E. P. Barnum, U. M. Tobey, Senator
Keller, c. M. Sprague and Nels Rice
were among the many passengers for
Morris on Monday.
A party of gentlemen went over to
Birch Lake one day last week and re-
turned with 500 pounds of fish as the re-
suit of one days sport.
Mrs. Emmerson met with painful &C
cident on Friday, driving a needle full
length into the ball of her foot. 1t was
extracted by surgeon.
While in West Superior, Capt. Coe fire.
quently met T. D. Robertson, who, he
says, is doing an excellent business, and
is well spoken of by all.
| ]. J. Boobar, of st. Cloud, spent Sum
day in this village. He was called back
to St. Cloud by telegram, A. G. Whitney
having been taken suddenly i'll.
All, Petit and wife returned from In
| dianapolis last week. Mrs. Farrell of
Chicago, an aunt of Mr.. Petit accom-
panied them home for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Farnham, Man
kato, are the guests of Charles A. Morse
Mrs. Farnham's brother. They intend
spending some two months here.
Next week Rev. ]. F. Hamilton and
Chas. F. Hendryx will represent the
church of the Good Samaritan at the
diocesan council to be held in St. Paul.
Wilbur L. Davidson, representing the
Mahtomedi Chautauqua Assembly, of
White Bear Lake, was in town on Mon
day. He made this office pleasant call.
At St. Johns University on Monday,
Rev. Bishop Seidenbush ordained two
Benedictine fathers, Rev. Meinrad Ret
tenmayer and Rev. Gerhard Spielmann.
Don't forget the lawn social at the
residence of Mrs. S. S. Sim tonight
Tune 18th. Ice cream and cake screw
| from six to ten o'clock. Music bA the
| band.
lanes Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
M. Hogan went up to Breckenridge on
Monday on business. Mrs. Bennett re-
manned in the village, the guest of Mrs.
| Hogan.
A literary entertainment will be given
on Thursday evening, June 21st, at the
| residence of Rev. Briggs. Ice cream and
and cake will be served. All are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Tory Thorson and E. M Webster of
Pope, and VIM. E. Lee, ]. H. Sheets, Mr.,
| Dunkle and Mr.. Fisher of Todd, were in
town on Monday, on their way to the
| St. Cloud convention.
Charlie Wilkins who has been in the
employ of Townsend & Rowe has severed
his business connections with that firm
and is at his old quarters with the Hub
bard Hammock Chair Co.
Miss Jenkins, who has been conducting
dancing classes here for several weeks,
has gone to New York for a brief visit.
She will return and organize classes here
again.
Will Simonton, who has been visiting
his parents in this village, returned to
| St. Cloud on Monday, and is once more
engaged on that gigantic journal, the
Tribune.
A new passenger tariff went into effect
on the Manitoba railroad on June LIST.
No round trip tickets are now sold, but
three cents mile is charged for any dis
tance Travelled.
| John Van Camp of Little Falls, was on
the west bound train on the Little Falls
and Dakota road on Monday. He plays
with Aliens orchestra during the en-
campnent at Morris.
Chas. Johnson, representing the firm OF
Langley 8. Johnson, manufacturers OF
shirts, collars and cuffs, Of Minneapolis,
was in town on Monday, taking orders
for that very essential article.
The editors of the HERALD and Avail
anche are, first, in st. Cloud, then at
Morris. Readers of these papers please
take notice. and make all due allowance.