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

The laying of the corner stone In the south
abut ement being built at this place for the
new bridge, took place last Thursday, A
copper box was deposited with the foilowinp
collection of articles to memorize the event:
History of the Incorporation of the village
of MelIose by II. g. Magureu.
Directory of the village of Melrose by Hen.
ry Them. .
History of the contract of the bridge across
Sank River at Melrose by A. A, Whitney.
Copies of the following papers: Pioneer
Press and Globe of st. Paul. Tribune and
Evening journal of Minneapolis.
Copies of weekly papers: Journal-Pre
and Nordst,rn OF st. Cloud, HERALD and Ay.
alanch Of Sauk Centre; photogl aph of Mel
rose flou:ing mill.
Business cards OF Edwin Clark bank of
Meirose. 5. &. kimmell 4 Son, VIM. Stems,
\. W. Borget. J. J. Hit, John Z, Pallansch
and l.. G. RichMOn insurance policy and
ex-postmasters commission. by III. 3. Edel-
brock. insurance policy of II. J. Hask amp Jr
assessment in the Northwestern Masonic in
surance company by W. b. Whitney and II.
Magurcn.
Indian arrow head by Michael Harmon,
found on his farm % years ago.
Poster of the Fourth of July celebration of
the Melrose tiremen; autographs of Misses
Ada Hood and MaDelle Clark ana Mesdam ss
Alpha V. Freeman, Lily a. Kimmell and
Lura Wright. A large collection of Old and
suriOuS coins gotten together b. j. f. Camp.
be IL was deposited with the other material
The list is as follows:
S. 3. kimmeD, an old German coin, Elm
KreuZer, 1916. a. A. Whitney, p cent paper
currency L S.. 1852. Dawes How a so cent
silver coin U. s, 1888. William Stems, % cent
paper currency Daminion of Canada, 1870.
Frank Waltlrof, 10 cent U, S. fractional cur
reucy; A. w. Borget, q store check, Yalue one
dollar Matthias Kraker English piece six
pence, 1854 Charles McPen!son, Il Swedish
piece, half eat, 1>75. John Dohorty, one
Danish 2.Ole of 1881, one cent piece, 1888. U.
g. Eiain Morehouse, l cent piece $780, U. s..
Henry Dodd, one cent, 1864. John II. Shull'
German piece, 10 Pfennig, 1876. p. C. AndeI
son, Danish piece, 2 Ore, 1875 E. Camp
bell filled the list of relics by adding key
and ingenious key ring with his name and
place Of ad dress stamped into the sides Of
the key ho,der.
Peter Dederick came over from Morris las
visit his father.
DR.. r. y. Foster will be with us on next
Monday. His specially is dentistry and he
can be found at DR.. Campbell's office.
William II. Clark Jr., of the train dispatch
office at st. Cloud, has spent the past week
vi>iiin his parents and shaking hands with
his host of warm friends at this place
c. Lamb returned from his farm IN forth
Dakota on last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Lowery ana two children
spent the past week at Grey Eagle visiting
her patents and returned home ON last
Tuesday.
A jointed lance-wOof fishing rod was lost
by Bert Morrison on the morning OF July ith
between Clark S block and the depot. ANY
one tiuuing the same Will please return to
Frank Wheeler and received suitab lie reward
for their trouble and the kindcst thanks OF
the loser.
The MeIrose creamery shipped 10000
pounds of butter on ,.loIday OF This week TO
New YORK.
The well al the creamery Is a success. II
was finished on Monday. 1t is 100 feet Keep
a4,d the last seventy feet was through Il Solo
granite ledge. 1t furnishes fine wat-r and
plenty oft
Bert Morrison ana George Bammon re
turned to their home III ST. Paul on last Fri
day
Cla,E Evans remained over Sunday and
returned ty s.. Paul last Monday morning.
The gar:c of bail On the Fourth between
the MclToSa and Sank Valley clubs resulted
in Il victory for Sank Valley by a score OF 81
to H. The battery Tor Sank Valley was the
Ben brothers O: f:wanviila and y. Kroener
and j. Doherty for Mtlrose. Umpire John
Lyman.
John Moritz went to Minot, Dakota, last
Monday night where he will take up his
perLiai. ent abode and turn his attention to
farming in the future.
There will be game Of base ball at this
place iI"xt Saturday afternoon between the
Grey Eagle and MelroSe clubs
The celebration OF the Fourth at this place
by the french was well attended and a gen.
eral coed time enjoyed by all who partici-
pated. The days entertainment was wei! ar
ranged and the programme was carried out
In every particular, making the many irt ter
eSIing features eXceedin ;ly pleasant as well
as enjoyable. The Grafton Was delivered by
W. b, Whitney. who really out-done himself
and surprised the natives. The tire-worI .
in The evening was also a pleasant part o.
the celebration and reflected great credit up
on the managers of this part of the program.
Frank Kent, his wi te aud youngest son OF
Alexandria, spent the Fourth at this place
and enjoyed the renewal of old acauaintan
ceS,
The majority Of the masonic lodge OF this
place went to Sank Centre the morning OF
the Fourth and took part in the exercises of
aying his corner stone to the city hall build
ing and returned home to celebrate In the
early afternoon.
A. n. Whitney went to st. Cloud last Mon
day Gu official business for the county.
Christie Zerbes of Morris, spent the past
week at this place enjoying herself among
her many young friends and returned home
Oh Tuesday.
This week there has been one arrest, a
lodGer was the result and d fine of Sl245 all
for drunk and diserderly conduct.
Last Tuesday was Sank Centre day at this
village. Lou. Kells, Chan Harmon, Lyman
Kelis and AL. Erwin were counted among .he
nota bie Sightseers at this place.
Mrs. Nellie Finimus and her cousin
Clara McCanery of St. Paul are visiting
her sister, ST.. NJ. Boniface ofSt. Boniface
convent Melrose.
Miss GiHin of Sank Centre is visiting
at st. Boniface convent, Melrose
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