The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-11-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE.

MELROSE.
Gus. Parrish of St. Cloud was in our
midst on business last Saturday.
A. A. Whitney went to Sank Centre on
business last Saturday.
Mrs. E. S. Freeman returned from
her visit below last Friday. and reports
Rev. Wyatt and family in very health
full and prosperous condition, and that
Mrs. Bloomfield of Hamline is doing
nicely. All of which is very pleasant to
their numerous friends at this place.
Mrs. Lena Mattson of Mapleton, N.
D., has spent the past two weeks at this
place visiting her sisters, Mrs. Pennison,
Mrs. Ostendort and Mrs. McKusick.
She returned to her home on Monday.
The street commissioner has been the
rounds this week, and the sidewalks and
crossings show the effect of his handle
work. He was assisted in the good
work by village Marshal Doherty.
Frank Minnett of Alexandria, was
seen on our streets one day this week.
Col. Catterson of Sank Centre, was a
busy caller in our village one day dur
ing the week,
Perry Lindberg and family returned
from their North Dakota farm last Fri
day and will spend the winter at this
place.
Prof. Geo. r. Smith of the Sank Gen.
tire Academy was shaking hands with
old friends in our midst last Saturday.
Chan. Harmon, a far famed Sank Gen.
treite, was in our village on Monday
making things jingle as usual.
Henry Lowry went down to St. Peter
last Tuesday to make visit among old
friends.
Fred Woods of Sank Centre was with
us last Monday looking as pleasant and
as happy as ever.
Dawes How went to Sank Centre
on Thursday evening to make the &C
quaintance of Ole Olson.
Mrs. Al. VanValkenberg went from this
place to Hudson, Wis. to visit her par
ents, and from there she goes to Spokane
Falls, Wash, to join her husband where
they will remain permanently.
DR.. r. B. Foster will be at this place
Nov. "a, to remain for six days. All
those who desire any work in the dental
line should call early as he will be ex-
tremely busy. Office as usual with DR..
Campbell.
DR.. J. E. Campbell made resection of
the ulna in gun shot wound last Sat-
urday, removing about four inches of
the shaft of the bone after disarticulat-.
ing at the wrist. He hopes through this
operation, which is both novel and deli
cate, to save the hand. The bone was so
completely shattered and torn away as
we'll as the muscular part of the arm
that it looks like great undertake
ing to save any part Of the arm below
the wound, but at this time every thing
is progressing finely and it looks as if a
successful issue was almost certainty.
w. S. Dean and wife of Sank Centre
were among the noted callers which ar
rived in our city last Tuesday.
Perry Lindbergh has commenced to
build him residence on his farm west of
town this week.
c. D. Lamb has returned from his
farm near Ransom city N. D and will
rcn'a here during the winter
The iron bridge at this place is being
pushed rapidly at this time and we are
in hopes that within a short time we
will be able to use the Same and if the
weather is favorable nothing can pre-
vent us having a substantial bridge in
two weeks.
Again we are on foot and after the
wheat, paving the highest prices for that
commodity of any place i'll this part of
TIE country. The price paid this week is
for No. hard, u cts.
Skating is magnificent on the mill pond
at this place this week and the young
people arc enjoying the healthful exer-
else i'll a manner becoming with the
times.
B. o. Woods and wife of Sank Centre
were callers at our place last Tuesday,.
Maj. Clark spends the greater part of
his time in Minneapolis.
Hoo DIS Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by
expelling impurity from the blood, which
is the cause of the complaint. Give it a
trial.