The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-05-10

WIN. Il. LEE, Secretary.
1t rains.
Muldoon's Picnic.
Maple sugar festival. ..
This is Ascension day.
Mrs. w. P. Hilsdale is in St. Paul.
Wet weather is fatal to the chinch bug.
Drum corps festival tomorrow night.
Prof. Rocheleau was in town on Friday
last.
c. L. Merry has built barn in lower
town.
A. ]. Smith visited St. Paul during the
week.
Gov. Barto went over to Little Falls
this morning.
F. w. LEM of Spring Hill, was in town
on Wednesday.
John Carney has gone to Alexandria
to attend court.
There was little furry of snow on
thursday night.
Attorney Stewart of St. Cloud, was in
town on Friday.
Don't forget the Muldoon's Picnic next
Tuesday evening.
L. L. Matterson of Little Sank, was in
town on Monday.
Maple sugar festival by the drum crops
on Friday evening.
Jacob Myers of West Union, was in
town on Wednesday.
Senator Keller went to St. Paul on
Monday, on business.
David Pangburn made a trip to Du-
luth during the week.
Darwin Woodward has returned from
Washington territory.
Spring is coming-about ten days or
two weeks behind time.
John T. Draw, with the Verndale Jour-
nal, was in town to-day.
Miss Hattie Rockwell is teaching
school out on the Ashley.
Mrs. Wash McNi zee came down from
Little Sank this morning.
Gov. Barto went up to Alexandria on
Tuesday to attend court.
Fred Williams has returned from a trip
to Washington territory.
The Vincent dramatic company left for
Little Falls this morning.
Ascension day was observed" at St..
Paul's church, in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hubbard went
down to St. Cloud last week.
H. Jay Stedman's father will visit him
in the course of a couple of weeks.
William Caughren has been planting a
number of trees on his place in Getty.
The Vincent's played the first three
nights of the week to good audiences.
F. Stabler of Alexandria. was in town
this week visiting friends and relatives.
Maggie Fielding's Comedy Ideals with
brass band and orchestra, next Tuesday.
Bridgman & Pendergast are shipping
lumber by the car load to Dakota points.
Parker, White & Co., shipped several
car loads of steers to Iowa on Wednes-
day.
Be sure and attend the maple sugar
festival of the drum corps tomorrow ev-
ching.
Edwin Clark of Melrose has purchased
all the wheat there was in the Hoople
elevator.
DR.. Lewis received package of trail
ing arbutus from friends in Wisconsin on
Monday.
w. c. Brewer of St. Cloud, a former
resident of this village, was in town on
Monday.
Work is progressing in gardens. Every
thing is backward, but the weather pho
phet is an optimist.
Ed Richmond of Melrose, has taken a
claim in Cass county, and his family
have moved upon it.
The grounds about w. P. Lambert's
residence have been nicely graded and
put in excellent order.
Superintendent Coe has been about
town turning on the water for patrons,
during the past week.
Miss Lulu Harmon returned from St.
Cloud to-day, where she has been visit
ing for the past month.
Several cases of scarlet fever have been
reported in town during the past month,
but all are convalescent. WI.
Rev. T. c. Mcclary preached in the
Methodist church on Monday night, to
fair-sized congregation.
c. o. Clark and wife have returned
from Belmond Iowa, where they have
been spending the winter.
Nine persons were received into the
Congregational church on Sunday last,
all by profession Of faith.
The Band of Hope held very interest
ing meeting at the Congregational church
on Sunday afternoon last.
Charlie Lofgren's store has been very
greatly improved during the past week
by a complete coat of paint.
A number of our citizens are in Lit tie
Falls to-day, attending the grand cele-
bration. 1t is brilliant event.
The drum corps will give maple sug
ar festiyal-on Friday night. Be sure and
attend it and help the corps ont.
Don't fail to hear Maggie Fielding's
Comedy Ideals in Muldoon's Picnic, one
of the funniest plays on the stage.
Harry Biggerstaff was married on
Tuesday to a young lady in Clearwater.
They are keeping house in lower town.
Walter P. Lambert has failed in health