The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-20
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town on Monday.
: Tuesday was the hottest day of the
season-9O in the shade.
Miss Knott has been succeeded i'll the
postoffice by Harry Tobey.
Superintendent McCabe of the North
ern Pacific, was in town on Wednesday.
Rev. S. Rowell of Brainard will preach
next Sunday in the Congregational
church.
CT. Lofgren will soon leave for Chi
eago for the purpose of purchasing fine
trottinS stallion.
J. r. Howard met with an accident in
falling from a chair on Tuesday, which
confined him to the home.
Miss Farley, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Childs, for some time, has re-
turned to her New England home.
SO not forget to remember that Sank
Centre will celebrate Fourth ofJuly and
that Won are invited to come and help do
it.
Alexander Moore has sold two lots on
Pine-st between Sixth and Seventh-sts.,
to c. d. Eastman, who will build there
on.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
will give lawn social at tie residence Of
Mrs c. c. Tobey, on Friday evening, June
%. Please remember the date.
On the Fourth Of July the passenger
trains from both directions Will arrive
at \. NJ. This will give our neighbors
a sure chance to spend the day with us.
Peter Guspard Will rebuild his hotel,
proDahly this season. and with brick.
1t will be about forty by fifty feet and
three stories high. 1t will be a grand
Improvement.
y large number of mich COWS, heilers
and calves have been purchased in this
vicinity and si.irpel to Montana from
here, during the past few days, together
with number of pigs.
c. NJ. Sprague went over to Litchfeld
returning on Wednesday. He speaks in
the highest terms o.! the encanpalent
there and says that Sank Centre made
itself felt there.
Senator Keller has consented 10 take
charge of the miscellaneous sports on
July Fourth. No better assurance is
rexuirvI that this feature for the days
attractions will be enjoyable.
Father Gr.nkle Of Long Prairie, has
taken charge of the German Catholic
church in this village. He is not & stran-
ger IN Sank Centre, having been fire.
quent visitor and has many friends here
a small wagon load of wool was
Drough, 10 he city during the past week
for sale 1t would be good thing for
this vicinitg if there were scores of such
loads brought i'll every day ct this
season.
The library will be opcncd to the pub
lie on Saturday of next week. Although
the new catalogues have not yet been
prepared yet the board thought 1t advis-
able to open it at the earliest possible
moment
Marie, Schank & Co. will double their
stock of hardware, and pursue the
policy of the old firm to give the most
goods for cash possible consistent with
sonnd business policy. They are wide
awake and mean business.
1t was glorious rain that watered
the thirsty earth in this vicinity COM
mencing on Monday evening. While no
damage of any account had been sus-
tanned by the long continued absence of
1ain yet it was Il very timely shower.
Billy Blake and bud Finch of St. Paul,
arrived in town on Thursday morning,
and are preparing to go into camp at
Birch Lake at once, to remain there two
weeks. There will be quite a party.
10. Wakefield will accompany them.
The German Catholic church is under
going marked improvement. Its spire
be carried up to height of nearly one
hundred feet. to be sur;nounted by a
heavy gilt cross, seven feet in height.
The yard will be enclosed with neat
picket fence.
Jas. Morrison. of Sank Centre, regis
tered at the Central House Monday.
He has been tie inspector on the Mani
toba road the past two years, but that
company recently discharged all of its
inspectors but one, and Mr.. NJ. was on
his way to Staples in search OF job
Motley Register.
RT. Greene & Co. have received full
line of Fourth OF July goods, including
fire-crackers of all sizes-pop, bang and
boom rackets, wheels, and the thousand
and one other devices for expressing
patriotism with sulphurous fire and
deafening noise. Patriotic demonstra-
tons come cheap this year-at Greene 6,
Cos.
The following members of our fire de
partment attended the annual meeting
of the state association at Alexandra
wv
Chief Frank Perry and Tom Murphy
of the Acmy; John w. Oehl and A. H
Heldebrand of the Clipper: M. F. Wood
bury and William Scherfius of thu
Aetna.
Present indications are that there will
be large delegation of Knights Templa
to participate in the ceremony of laying
the corner stone of the city hall. TIL
Grand Master of masons of the state ha
sent special invitations to every promir
ent mason in Minnesota to be present
The Knights Templar parade is one
the most brilliant imaginable.
The case of the state VS.. Jno. A. Peter
son for shooting at the two boys Gille
and Nanorman, was tried and az
Quilted. The defense was that Peterso
Z walked out from his house and sho
three times at crows Shouldered his pr,1