The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
ST. r. NJ. & NJ. TIME TABLE.
Plenty o~frain.

S. J. Kirk of Monticello, is IN the
city.
Miss May Conwell is visiting friends in
Iowa.
The water is rising in the streams and
the lake.
The first story walls of the city hall are
completed.
7. A. Caughren went down to st. Paul
on Tuesday.
Get all ready for Fourth of July and
then celebrate.
Arther Weimer returned from Tacoma
on Wednesday.
Levi Davis of Long Prairie, was in
town on Tuesday.
Fred Williams OF Long Prairie was in
town or Tuesday.
Lawn sociable tomorrow evening at
Mrs. c. c. Tobey's.
Z. c. Richmond of Melrose, was in
town on Wednesday.
S. Pendcrgast is still confined to the
house, but is improving.
II. X. White, clerk Of the court Of Doug
las county, is in the city.
The recent rains here improved the
stage of water in the dam.
The water mill will be in the market at
all times with its products.
Henry Johnson has accepted a position
on the Minneapolis Tribune.
Remember the lawn sociable at Mrs. c..
c. Tobey's next Friday evening.
Will Johnson has gone to Barrel to &C
cept a position III a general store.
Lawns and challies DC.
MLLLAR & Co.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton will spend the ell
suing week in Minneapolis with his son.
Henry Keller went up to Devils Lake
on Saturday, returning Monday even
ing.
The grand army post will join in the
parade of the Fourth OF July, in full uni
form.
DAVIS How came up from Melrose to
attend the Royce & Lansing entertain
1nent.
Miss James of Eagle Bend, came down
to attend the Royce s. Lansing enter
tainmcrt.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton went up to Long
Prairie on Tuesday to hold religious SER
vices there.
Thomas Penrosc of Grinnell, Iowa,
uncle of Mrs. Fred Rowe, spent Sunday
with his neice.
Jacob Bros are painting Il large and
prominent sigh on the north side of their
store building.
Mrs. l.. Z. Shields of St. Paul is visit
ing with her mother Mrs. D. w. Caugh-
rem at the farm
Rev. P. S.. Smith of Sank Rapids,
preached at the Congregational church
Il this city on Sunday last.
Mrs. IIelgerson, nee Miss Sylvester, of
Hancock, a former resident of Sank Cen
tire, is visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Sprague.
II. c. Capser has sent i'll an order for
the fireworks to be used in the celebra-
ton here. There will be a fine display.
Lawns and challies &c.
MILLAR & Co.
DR.. Dubois has purchased $500 bush
els of wheat from S. Pendergast, which
has been delivered during the past week.
Barbed wire at Marie, Schank & Co. OF
the very best quality at bottom prices
for cash. They are selling large quanti-
ties of it.
The national colors are flying from
the summit of the new spire of the Cath
Ole Churcl-ncarly a hundred feet from
the ground,
Remember, that all railroad rates on
July fourth have been reduced to one
rate for the round trip-good until the
following day.
The opera house was well filled on
1uc>UdN evening WILL d uSllSnlSu dlui
ence to witness the Royce and Lansing
entertainment.
Mrs. DR.. Mitchell of Seattle, who has
been visiting her brother, DR.. ]. a. Du-
Bots, left to-day for her early home, at
Lake Mills, Wis.
There will be no services at the Episco-
pal church on Sunday next, as Mr.. Ham
ilton will preach at Melrose. Sunday
school as usual.
The mill is receiving wheat enough for
current uses. The mill is not running on
full time on flour, but is principally en-
gagged in grinding feed.
An extra exit will be placed on the
west side of the new opera house, afford
ing ample facilities for speedily emptying
the halli in case OF emergency.
The council will meet on Saturday
evening next to act upon the several ap-
plications for licenses which have been
filed. There are six of them.
The regular Gospel temperance meet
ing will be held in the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. Every one
is cordially invited to attend.
If you need having tools don't buy un-
til you have examined the stock and
prices of Marie, Schank& Co. Spotc ash
takes them at the lowest prices.
Rev. r. S. Cross preached at F%airmont,
the county seat of Martin county, in
southern Minnesota, IN Sunday last.
Henry Capser received an order for
merchandise from northern Minnesota,
from a patron of the HERALD, who had
read his advertisement in this paper.
In the case of B.. w. Veeder VS. ]. L.
Robbins, tried before the Municipal
court, a judgement was rendered for the
Z -, A. $1,000