The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-27
CORRESPONDENCE
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Joseph Kraker and Henry Kalkman
went to Portland, Ore. last week. They
will be absent on a sightseeing tour for
a month or two.
Gen. r. F. Catterson of Sank Centre,
was busily engaged in our village one
day during the week.
CT. How of Fergus Falls, spent last
Saturday at this place visiting his
brother Dawes How.
Mabelle Clark returned from her visit
to Sorth Dakota on Thursday last.
Mr.. Bell. the superintendent of the
stone work on the piers at this place,
spent last Sunday at his home in Mime
apolis.
James Caughren of Sank Centre, was
in town on Saturday figuring on the job
of putting in the approaches to the new
bridge.
Prof. George Smith of the Sank Centre
academy was in town on Saturday on
his way home for his vacation.
Dannie Evans and a party of four of
his young friends from st. Paul, arrived
at this place on Friday and went to Birch
Lake Oh Saturday for a week of camp
life, and for a fishing excursion.
Mr.. Baugh of Osakis, is spending the
present week in town visiting his son
Henry Baugh.
Dawes How went to Sank Centre on
Tuesday to attend the show at that
place in the evening, returning home on
Wednesday morning.
Attorney Wright went to St. Cloud on
Tuesday.
w. E. Kimmel went to Sank Centre on
Wednesday on a flying business trip.
Maj. Clark went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday on business and will be absent
for several days.
J.E. Campbell will take possession OF
the post office at that place on July list,
as our postmaster.
Aigame of baseball was witnessed at
this place on Saturday by a large part
o fthe villagers. 1t was amatch between
the home club and the south Munich
nine. Score SO to "a in favor of the
home team.
The ei~ght-year-old son of JOSEPH
kraker was reported missing on Friday
evening and search was at once instituted
which resulted in finding the lad at Al
bany on Saturday enjoying himself in az
unconcerned manner, just as if nobod,
had been anxious in regard to his where
abouts.
Dawes How is one of the finest anglers
in the village, yet he generally manages
to get wet every time he INDUCES in that
innocent past-time. E
Rain! Rain. Nothing but rain during
the past week.
Joseph Bohmer died at this place carly
on Monday morning and was inferred
in st. Boniface cemetery on Tuesday
Father William officiating.
c. NJ. Parson is enjoying his annua
vacation at this time at Green Isle, Wis
w. w. Owen is conducting the bushes:
at the station during his absence.
The Melrose creamery shipped severa
thousand pounds of butter on Monday
i'll order to secure room for the large out
put that is accommodating ZACH day.
The Mclrose frcnen will celebrate tn,
Fourth of July ut this place in grano
style and everybody is invited to com
and participate.
B. F. Wright will deliver the Fourth 0
July Grafton for the celebrating frcme1
at this place.
The masonic lodge of the village viii
go to Sank Centre on the Fourth o
July to be present at and assist in th'
laying of the corner stone of the city
hall.
Vet Doty of Sank Centre was on oul
streets on Wednesday on business.
John IIoeschen of Freeport, was mum
bercd among the busy callers in our vii
lage this week.