The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-10-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE.


at Freeport Thursday afternoon. He
was on the east bound train bidding his
friends good bye when the train pulled
out and he was left at the first station
to enjoy tie-pass home or wait for
west bound train, which very seldom
stops at that place. After doing the
town and visiting John Hoeschen he tel
egraphed for team to bring him home.
The Major has determined to bid his
friends good bye and shake hands with
them from the platform through the
window the next time.
w. A. Schauble come over from Hold
ings Ford last week and reported the
complete obstruction of the flour mill
property at that place two weeks ago
last Sunday. There was no insurance
on either building or contents. The loss
of 1000 bushels of wheat was sustained
by the fire of Pallansch & Schauble, both
of this place. ~r
Mrs. Edith Clark has spent the past
week in St. Paul visiting her parents.
James Walsh returned from Grandin,
Dakota, during the week and reports
the crops a failure in that locality.
w. Hanaford and wife, ofMinneapo-
lis, spent several days the past week in
this village visiting their cousin, Maj.
Clark.
Wheat is worth 70 cents this week.
The Melrose Touring mill takes in two
thousand bushels of wheat per day now
with prospect of doing a larger bust
ness the coming week.
Let all the old members of the chess,
checker & whist club, and as many more
as wish to join, meet at the office of DR..
Campbell next Wednesday evening, Oct
23d, at o'clock, to re-organize and
make all necessary arrangements for the
tall and winter meetings.
The Melrose creamery will close it's
doors Saturday for the season, and re-
open in the spring. The cause is owing
to the scarcity of cream and it's being so
uncertain to secure it during the winter.
The business has been a merited success
this season, with far better prospects
for the coming season.
Owen Boyle, of St. Cloud, spent the
greater part of the past week in our
midst on business.
Mrs. Belle Richmond went to Fergus
Falls on Tuesday to visit her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Geo. Miles.
DIR. r. B. Foster took his departure
from this place last Tuesday, billed at
Eagle Bend for three days, after which
engagement he can be found at Long
Prairie for a week. The dental work at
this place kept the doctor busy all the
time he remained.
Mrs. Dora Lindersmth and Mrs. Sam
uel Van Valkenberg having finished a
very pleasant visit among relatives and
old friends returned to their home at
Elmdale, Dakota, on Thursday.
There has been great harvest in the
village justice business this week, as from
one to three arrest has occurred every
twenty-four hours.
The Chautauqua society met at the
residence Of Prof. B. F. Wright on Tues
day evening.
w. l.. Fintor, an old ime Fergus Falls
man, was in our village on Friday and
renewed his acquaintance with Dawes
Howe.
Chas. Shepard went to Little Falls dur
ing the week, where he Will remain for
the winter.
Miss Hannah Twitter, of Eagle Bend
has been the guest of Mrs. Henry Lowry
the past week.
John Robertson, of st. Cloud, was in
town on business three days during the
week
Richard Woods and his son Fred, OF
Sank Centre, was seen in our midst Fri
day evening on business.
Sanford Shoemaker, of Fergus Falls,
was in town during the week enjoying a
visit with his old friend, Dawes HOW.
H. B. Edelbrock had his store building
resided during the week.
Messrs Giblin and Woods, ofSt. Cloud
are making this village their headquar-
tiers while they work the surrounding
country for all there is in the lightning
rod business.
Fred Grover took his departure for
Little Falls Friday and he intends to re.
main there this winter and work at his
trade.
Mrs. c. G. Odell, Of Eagle Bend, is here
this week visiting her daughter, Mrs. L.
Lowry.
J. B. Clark has joined the afflux OF
coopers from this place and will hold
forth at Little Falls from this out.
Miss Turk, of Fergus Falls, is here this
week visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Grover
VIGOR AND VITALITY
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feeling is entirely overcome. The blood
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carries health instead of disease to every
organ. The stomach is toned and
strengthened, the appetite restored. The
kidneys and liver are reused and invigor.
ated. The brain is refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work. Try it.