The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-08-15

invited.
Rev. Mrs. Raimes and family, rector OF
the Episcopal church at Morris, n. ",
were the guests of Frank Tollen last
week. Mrs. Raimes is niece of Mrs.
Tollen.
The mill can only run at intervals,
owing to the scarcity of water. If there
is not some relief soon the water wheel
is liable to kick up perfect dust when
running.
There were forty-one squares of roofing
| at the city hall, and sixty-six feet OF con-
ductor pipe. The total amount of Howe
Bros. & Co.'S. contract for the work
| complete is $245.O0
The remains of c. L. Merry, which ar
rived here by express on Thursday of
last week, were taken in charge and bur-
led by a number of his former neighbors,
| old residents of the city.
Sank Centre and Long Prairie thought
they had some good ball throwers when
Bride Bill (Will McNeiD, of Alexandria,
stepped upon the scene of action and
beat the best mark by twenty feet.
Vio RouIeau of Cloquet, formerly clerk
Of the Star Hotel is in the city. He is
the same breezy Frenchmen who won
scores of friends while a resident here.
He made the HERALD a pleasant call.
W. o. p. Hilsdale left for Chicago on
| Tuesday, and he will be absent two
| weeks or more, purchasing goods.
Owing to sickness i'll the family Mrs.
Hilsdale was unable to accompany him.
Prof Woodley, the new superintend-
ent of the public schools OF the city, is
arrived here this week, and will com
mencc the preliminary work of getting
ready for opening the schools early in
September.
Rev. r. S. Sargent of Long Prairie, was
an interested spectator at the base ball
game on Monday. Among the other
| former residents of Sank Centre were A.
| Z. Robinson, Geo. \. Brcssler and S. ".
| Greenwood.
Chief of Police Clarke, of St. Paul, was
the guest of his brothcr-ir- law, Thomas
". Brown of Westport, during the past
week Mr. Brown brought him to Sank
Centre Oh Monday, where he took the
! train f,r Ct pauI
There are several cases of scarlet fever
all 50 lipht that it is almost question
| whether ttcv are scarlet fever at all
under quarantine at present. They are
in the families Off. y. Norris, ". 0. ,.
! Hilsdale and {. Il. Bennett.
\, ". Sheets, editor Of that wide
awake n,ncr. the Todd County ARGUS
WIS IL Town on Monday. He is mem
ber ,t t1,o h.rd n1ared ball and shot
| clay pigeons, beside making lie HERALD
4 pleasant cal!-aIl on Haonday.
Rev. O. c. Clark, who filled Rev. |. l..
| Corr's place while the latter took his
past graduate ccnrse, will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational chvrci, next
Sunday. Mr.. Clark has many friends IN
Sank Centre who will be pleased to hear
him.
Twenty ladies an,; gentlemen are en-
ca,nrcd at the club house for few days.
Among the number are Mr.. and Mrs. ".
S. Tavlor, Mcssrs Al. Fish, Ed. Johnson,
Ed. Sinouton, Misses Orendorlf. Rich
ards, Huntress, Peters, and several 9th
| ers. 1t is called Camp TAYLOR.
Gov. Barto went over to Litchfeld on
| Wednesday. as a member. of the grand
! lodge of masons, to assist in Having the
corner stone of masonic temple. There
will be large attendance of Masons,
the KNIGHTS Te~,p!ar Of the state holding
their annual conc,aye there at this time
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fur about two wears for an assault with
dangerous weapon, threatening to
shoot a man named Bigelow. Mr.
Smith is looking well, and will begin life
anew with q determined effort to win.
On ATordav AIessrs SARGENT and Fra
~er If I,7. pra;rie nlaved 2 game O.
, tennis ,o,;nst Nessrs How anc
Aida, Of this city on the court, corner Of
Third and Nanle-sts. It is run1ored thai
The defeated gentlemen have been prac