The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-11

horse for Henry Keller.
Miss Nettie Frank of St. Paul, is in the
city this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Charles Fish and daughter are
visiting friends in Westport.
E. J. Levitt of Browerville, was in
town on Friday of last week.
Tine Band of Hope will meet next Sum
day at p. m. in the Baptist church.
DR.. Warren and H. H. Velie of Grove
Lake, were in town during the week.
Tom Murphy was entertaining his
younger brother during the past week.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton went up to Long
Prairie on Tuesday last to hold services.
Henry Keller has put up a fine large
tent in his lots north of the Keller fac
tory.
Mrs. 7. A. Dubois leaves next week for
for a visit to her former home at Lake
Mills, Wis.
Do not forget the socia BILE at the resi-
dence of William Lewis on Friday even
ing Of next week.
John Law and Fred Jacob drove out
to Birch Lake on Sunday, returning on
Monday morning.
There is an enormous stock of lumber
piled up on the factory grounds, and
more arriving daily.
Sheriff Doty sold, under an execution,
quantity of property belonging to R.
A. Brett, on Monday.
Burgulars robbed the residence of Mrs.
Nick Eden of St. Cloud, of money, jewel
cry, ETC., valued at $500.
Thursday was hot day. A thunder
storm in the evening tempered the at
mosphere several degrees.
Fred Jacob sent half~dozen blackbass
by express to friends in Illinois. They
were taken from Birch Lake.
John Law spent portion of last week
in the city, and gave material aid to the
Committees on Fourth of July.
"A Whitney, Noah Freeman and E. c.
Richmond of Melrose were a part of the
Melrose delegation on July 4th.
Rev. T. M. Price of Wayzata, will
preach in the Congregational church on
next Sunday morning and evening.
One of the Northern Pacific bridge men
cut his foot nearly off on Friday while
repairing the bridge at this place.
Fred Williams and family have removed
to Tacoma, Wash, where Mr.. Williams
has considerable property interests.
The Keller factory is running night
and day at present. 1t is at work on a
large lot of oak and birch flooring
en-. Sprague and R. T. Greene made
flying trip to Duluth during the week.
MIR. Sprague installed an odd fellows
lodge there.
Geo. FANS has returned from Birds
Island, where he has been breaking sew
eral hundred acres for VIM. Petit OF
Minneapolis.
Gov. Barto met Charles B. Foster, for
merly OF this city, on the train near Chi
cago, recently. His family is living at
Helena, Mont.
The sidewalks of the city are, for the
most part, in excellent condition, but
there are great many nails that need
driving down.
The crops in this vicinity are steadily
improving, and are at present in a
promising condition. The critical period
is, however, in the future.
Wallace & Co.'S great shree ring circus
will exhibit in this city on Monday next
1t will arrive here ON Sunday morning,
spending two days in the city.
Hon. VIM E. Lee, M. Denkil, Chas. E.
Harkins and DR.. Niven were among the
scores OF Long Prairie people who were
in the city on the Fourth of July.
The sidewalk on Grove Lake Avenue
between Oak-st., and the depot is sadly
out of repair, and a crossing on Railroad
ave. beyond the depot is much needed.
Rev. RS Cross and family left for Fair
mont to-day. Mrs. Cross and the chill
dren went by rail, but Mr.. Cross will
drive the entire distance-over 200 miles.
Harry Bronson sprained his ankle bad.
ly on Tuesday evening. while wrestling
with Walter Emerson. The injury is liza
BILE Is confne him to the house for some
time.
Fred Jacob received a letter the other
day from Harry Stedman, who is now
secretary and treasurer of the Kearney
brick company, and seems happy and
contented.
See the notices to contractors, printed
elsewhere The building committees ad-
vertise for putting tin roof on the city
hall, and plastering the interior of the
guiding:
DR.. DeCourcey, who was at one time a
resident of Sank Centre for a short
period, was fined five dollars for failure
to report a case of scarlet fever to the
health officer.
"A delegation of odd fellows from Sank
Centre lodge accompanied Grand Mas
ter Sprague to Alexandria to. day, to be
present at public installation of Off
GERS of the lodge there.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis will give sociable
at her residence on Friday evening July
10th for the benefit of the Episcopal
church. All are cordially invited. A
good time may be expected.
DR.. Campbell Of Melrose, the new post
master, was in town on Saturday. He
thinks he will be able to mutilate stamps
for the government with the same grace
that characterized his every action.
Says the Reporter of Burlington, Dak.,
T. ~. 90 CO IL