The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27

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Mrs. c. c. Tobey, everyone is cordially
invited.
A. E. Irwin, a brother Of Mrs. w. S.
Dean, aid who was at one time a res
dent of this city, graduates to-day from
the department Of medic1ne university OF
Michigan.
L. P. Leach has been appointed post
master at Eagle Bend, vice E. A. Van
dyke removed. Mr.. Leach was formerly
operator in the Manitoba station at
Sank Centre.
Max Trisko, wko lost his right hand
in the Pangburn feed mill, is soliciting
aid to procure an artificial arm. 1t will
cost about 1925. Our citizens have
subscribed literally.
Read the advertisement of the Sank
Centre Furniture Co. elsewhere in this
paper. Mr.. Gilman will sell you crock
cry cheaper than you a purchase it in
st. Paul or Minneapolis.
Wallace g. Co.'S circus is advertised to
appear in Sank Centre on Monday, July
18th. Their advance car is here on the
track and the paste brigade is at work
decorating the bill boards.
There has been a liberal appropriation
made for pigeon shooting matches, for
July 4th. The committee consisting OF
Geo. NJ. Bishop, B. w. How, and B. F.
Carr has the matter in charge.
Mr.. Pease, brother .in-law of w. P.
Hillsdale, who has been out near Taco
attending to realestate business, has
been in town during the past week. He
left on Tuesday for Minneapolis.
Preparations are still in progress for
celebrating the great national holiday in
4 becoming manner The general COM
mittces are hard at work and the result
will be something we'll worth seeing.
Bargains III parasols.
MILLAR s. Co.
If YOU are building, or contemplate
putting up a building, call on Marie,
Schank & Co. They are selling builders
hardware and mechanics tools at aston
isfing low prises for cash. Give them a
call.
Attention is directed to a card III an
other column soliciting the aid of the
ch~aritabIy disposed to a very worthy OBJ
iect-tiat ofreturning to health and pre-
for usefulness in life, a crippled
Rev. 7. +. Hamilton has been holding
religious services at Long Prairie. There
are ONLY three or four families there who
have been identified with the Episcopal
church, but he has had good congrega-
tons.
The committee having the matter in
would like a few more girls to
volunteer for the Fourth OF July parade,
to represent the several states. Please
send in the names to James a. Norris,
delay.
John Simmons and wife arrived from
Tacoma on Wednesday. They have been
absent about a year. Mr.. Simmons is
with the place, but considera-
Of the health of his wife induced
MIN to return.
c. Lofgren returned on Wednesday
from Chicago, bringing with
him q fine stallion. The animal is an ex-
good one with more than a
local reputation and bears the name
''Hazzard Grant"
Complaint is made that garbage has
been dumped neal the highway east of
the city, beyond the bridge, in the town.
of Sank Centre. The authorities
will take steps to prevent any further
violation Of the law in that direction.
Bargains in parasols.
MILLAR & Co.
Miss Ada Huntress who has been
spending the past three weeks in st. Paul
visiting relatives, returnedhomc on Mon
day evening. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Florence Huntrcss of St.
Paul, who will spend several week in the
city.
Hon. F. E. Searle will talk to the peo-
pie of Sank Centre of the glories OF our
on July +. Sank Centre is MAX
extensive preparation for a big cele-
bration and all who attend may feel as
sured of a jolly good time.-Journal
Albert Moliter was arrested for an as
in Raymond, and arraigncd before
the Municipal court. He waived am
and was bound over i'll the sum
of$5OO to await the action of the grand
jury. His father, Joseph Moliter, is his
bondsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cooley, Mrs. S L.
7. ". Shepard and Miss Leila
Carr returned or Friday from Hermann,
they had been attending a meet
ing of the Northern Baptist AassociatiCn
and report q very interesting and bene-
fetal meeting.
Gus Hilander was arrested for drunk
enness on Monday and fined $13.45,
which he paid. He is, when sober, an in
dustrious man and a good citizen, and
but for whiskey would be a valuable
member of society. May this prove a
salutary lesson.
The cigar factory spoken Of last week
Will III operations soo after
July 1st., the lease OF the rooms dating
from that time. A bond has been filed
with the proper ven authorities
for six employes-$2OO for each one
signed by business men Of this city.
Henry Capser is a practical joker of
the ingenious sort. He made a perfect
counterfeit of a bad fracture in the CEN
ter OF one of the great plates of glass in
his store front-so true that every one
passing was attracted by it, and the ex-