The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE.

MELROSE.
Mrs. Creatine and her three children re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis on
last Saturday, after making E. S. Chase's
family visit of some length
Erick Norquest and Mrs. Node Grinell
were married at Sank Centre on last Fri
day. Both parties are from this place
and their many friends extend earnest
congratulations and wish them a long
and prosperous journey through life.
Dawes How spent last Sunday at his
home in Sank Centre.
Quite number went from this place to
Sank Centre to attend the circus on last
Monday but they were not missed very
much as the town was literally alive
with farmers who had rather get money
than to pay it out any day in the week
The merchants say that last Monday
was the liveliest day in trade they have
experienced for months. This is indeed
encouraging and should be thoroughly
appreciated by our business men and in
fact by every body.
Fred Chase went to Minneapolis to re-
main permantly on last Tuesday.
+ The creamery shipped 5000 pounds of
butter on last Monday to Chicago. They
are now in the market for good as their
butter is quoted as worth one and one
half cent per pound more in open market
than butter made at Elain, Ills.
The farmers of this locality came to
town in swarms on last Monday ,as.sit
was pay day at the creamery. The
umount of money paid out reached near
ly $4,000 for June settlements.
County Commissioner Whitney went
to ST. Cloud on official business on last
Monday. e s.
Mike.Ranch and John Vogle will open
general store in the old stand formerly
occupied by Ehr Bros. & Trisko. Mr..
Vogle went to st. Paul during the week
and purchased a full and complete line
of goods. -
K. g. Brown OF Minneapolis, accom-
panied by Pone Lamb of Sank Centre,
was in our village on last Tuesday and
succeeded beyond expectation in the life
insnrace business, having secured six
risks in half a day.
A. A. Whitney went to St. Paul on
Saturday on business connected with the
new bridge
S. S. Chute, the county surveyor is in
town this week running lines which will
keep him busy for ten days at least.
Mr.. Shoals of St. Cloud is here this
week assisting S. S. Chute in his survey
lug.
The Grey Eagle ball club beat the Mel
rose ball tossers on last Saturday by
score of "a to 16. Another game will be
played at Grey Eagle between the same
mines on next Saturday.
Attorney Van Camp of Sank Centre,
was in attendance on damage suit in
this place on last Monday. Trossen VS.
Elics 1t was decided in favor of Trossen
and VanCamp carried if up to the dis
trict court.
Aug. Lindburg of Little Falls, spent
Sunday i'll our village on business, return
ing home on Mon lay.
Rev. T.. c. Hudson of Mankato, deiv-
cred 4 sermon ct the Episcopal church in
this village on last Sunday and a goodlv
number OF Ills friends were out to hear
him.
n. M. Freeman went to St. Paul last
wee; and from there to Mortified where
he is negotiating for the purchase of
dray business.
Frank lehman of St. Cloud, was in
town on on last Wednesday OH business
Mrs. Turk and son went to their home
IN Fergus Falls on last Saturday after
making Mrs. +. Grover a two weeks Wis
it.
Jos. kraker and Henry Kalkman re-
turned from their western tour on last
Friday and report a first class time, be
ing highly pleased with the country.
Dr. X. B. Foster Is with us this week
and the dental business is in a vigorous
condition.
Get rid Of that tired feeling as quick as
possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives strength, a good appetite,
and health.