The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-13
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Chaliies, cents. Millar & Co.
The walls of the city hall are up one
story.
The Sank Centre house has been re
painted.
Old papers for sale at this office by the
hundred.
Henry Keller returned from ST. Paul or
Monday.
Mr.. Stedman returned from Verndalt
on Friday.
Henry Kalkman of Melrose, was il
town on Tuesday.
Est. Cloud will have free mail delivery
alter August list.
Bargains in parasols. Millar & Co.
Work is progressing rapidly on th'
walls of the city hall.
Frank Connolly is in the employ OF X
A. White at the meat market.
1t is getting dry. Moderate rains
would be of inestimable benefit.
Bargains in parasols. Millar & Co.
Mrs. Chas. E. White left on Monday to
join her husband at Oakland, Cal.
Deputy sheriff Doty came up from st.
Cloud and spent Sunday at home.
Don't miss the industrial parade at the
rink on Friday evening, June 21st.
Challies. cents. Millar & Co.
Cd Hoffman has gone to Parker in
the employ of the Hubbard company.
Preparations for the Fourth of July
celebration are progressing favorably.
Everybody should see the pigs in
clover" at the rink on Friday, June 21st.
Who can put the porkers in the pen on
Friday at the rink? He secures prize.
Miss Addie Dimond of Little Falls is
visiting relations and friends in this city.
Challies, 5 cents. Millar & Co.
Commander Barto left on Wednesday
noon to attend an encampment at Win
dom.
The regular semi-monthly term OF the
municipal court will be held on Tuesday
next.
St. Cloud will feebly initiate Sank Cen
tire in the matter of Fourth of July cele-
bration.
A. ]. Smith is building a fine walk on
the east side of Main-st. in front of his
property.
1t is gratifying to know that S. Pender-
CAST is rapidly recovering from a tedi-
Gus illness.
Henry Johnson and mother came up
from Minneapolis on the Tuesday after
noon train.
The drum corps expect to take IN the
district G. A. r.. encampment at Litch-
feld.next week.
The street commissioner has put some
good work on Oak-st. between Third
and Fourth-sts.
Henry Capser is putting up an awning
over his store front. The Hubbard Co.
is doing the work.
Henry Johnson came up on Tuesday
in response to telegram announcing the
illness of his father.
Let us have such Fourth of July cele-
brat,on as central Minnesota hiss not
witnessed for years.
With July LIST Rev. R. S. Cross sewers
his connection with the Congregational
church in this city.
Ben Tubbs left for Parker on Saturday,
to take position there with the Hub
bard chair company.
The grand army boys are making ar
rangements to attend the encampment
at Litchfeld next week.
A daughter of Prof. Paine who has
been teaching school, returned to her
home here few days since.
James A. Norris and wife spent several
days during the past week in St. Paul
They returned on Tuesday.
w. 1. Henshaw and wife are expected
home this week. Mrs. Henshaw has
been in St. Paul some weeks.
Grand Master Sprague has appointed
$50 district deputies among the various
odd-fellows lodges in the state.
The only genuine pug dog-the fashion
able pet in society circles-is owned by
the daughters of Henry Keller.
Prof. Paine's family is still here, his
daughter being too i'll to travel. He is
at present at River Falls, Wis.
There is strike among the paving
block stone cutters in St. Cloud. A dis
agreement relative to wages is the cause.
A pleasant fishing party went out to
Birch Lake for a couple of days during
the past week, and were quite successful
Jacob Brothers have put in electric
lights of twenty-five candle power, in
place of the smaller ones formerly in use.
Chan Harmon is putting the water
from the city mains upon mis- home prop
erty. How Bros. & Co. are doing the
work
Pine-st will be graded by contributions
OF money and labor, and it is the inten-
ton to have the Fourth of Tuly races
there.
DR.. Dubois is hard at work at the mill
and is running fifteen hours per day.
The output finds ready market and is in
demand.
Commander Barto will be given a re-
ception at Mankato on Friday evening
by the grand army posts of that city and
vicinity.
Rev. r. S. Cross attended the central
Minnesota conference of the Congrega-
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