The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE NEWS.

F. c. Boynton, of Fergus Falls, was a
guest of Dawes How one day last week.
Alice Burger went to Little Falls this
week to visit old friends at that place.
Maj. and Mrs Edwin Clark went to
Minneapolis on Monday last to spend a
week. Mrs. Clark to visit relatives and
the Maj. to attend to business.
DR.. Hunt, of Sank Centre, made your
correspondent pleasant call on Tuesday
last while on his way east of our village
on professional work.
A. A. Whitney went to St. Paul on
Wednesday mornings train to be in at.
tendance at the governors reception
which took place in the SANITY City
on Wednesday evening.
There was very quiet and enjoyable
gander party at Prof. B. Wright's home
one evening last week, and all who at
tended proclaim the Prof. very gener-
GUS and highly entertaining host.
No. 1 wheat is worth 81 in this village
this week.
Frank eau feels proud and says it is a
daughter and both mother and child are
doing well.
The little building east of Clark's block
owned by Mr.. Clark is being moved this
| week to the north side of the river where
it will be permanently located as dwell
ing. 1t had to be moved to give place
for the large building to be erected by
Mr.. Dean.
w. S. Dean of Sank Centre, was in our
village on Wednesday making active ef
forts in behalf of his large ware house
which will be erected at once.
If in the course of natural events if any
of our good people should need any legal
advice they would do we'll to remember
that Attorney Wright is chuck full and
needs some chance to allow some of the
surplus legal talent to escape.
E. L. How, of Sank Centre, was in our
village on Monday last visiting his
brother Dawes and endeavoring to draw
a little Of the surplus stock of vigor and
energy from our busy and active city.
Juno Lindburgh returned to Little
Falls the latter part of the week, after
spending her vacation in a very pleasant
manner among her numerous friends at
this place.
The Pacific House of this place has
! been thor oughly renovated and put in
pretty fair shape and is being run in first
class style by ]. ]. Hit who is doing his
level best to please the travelling public.
J. E. Campbell feels cross to think that
business should be so pressing at this
time so as to make it quite impossible
for him to accept an invitation to be
present at the governors reception on
Wednesday evening at St. Paul.
Chan Harmon, of Sank Centre, was
busy on our streets one day during the
week.
"The sweetest thing that ever grew
beside human door" was little May,
until she took to having headaches for
time she lost her beauty, but one bright
day her Papa bought bottle of Saliva
ton OIL and 10! she is assweet and pretty
as ever. (Only twenty-five cents a bot
tle.)
The preliminary arrangements have all
been made for the opening of a new Isl
ness firm at this place. The plans or
the building have been drawn up al ]
the specifications signed, the ground s.
cured and work will soon commence OF,
the building. Mr.. Dean OF Sank Centre
is the protector and he will open at this
place in the spring large agricult dral
implement business. We indeed feel
proud to think that Melrose is attract.
ing so many interesting business men
and it speaks well for our village that
after these parties become interested and
look over our place and it's numerous
advantages that they at once decide to
locate and hasten to get onto the ground
and in shape for business. Let more
come. We can accommodate them all as
we not only desire but need variety oil
new institutions backed by men of means
and energetic push who are bound to
succeed.
GEO. AUGUSTUS SALA.-George Angus