The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-07-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE.

Fergus Falls Oh last Saturday having re-
ceived the sad intelligence that Charles
Turk, a brother of Mrs. G. had died.
There were received at this station FIVE
carloads of merchandise on last Tues
day. Is this fact of itself not sufficient
to establish the genuineness of our first
class trade7
J. E. Campbell went to Sank Centre on
last Tuesday.
Charley Rose went from this place to
Long Prairie on last Monday.
Dawes Howe spent last Sunday at
Sank Centre and was driven home OH
Sunday evening by his brother Willis.
a large and enthusiastic organization
of White Caps paraded our streets on
last Monday evening. We should Judge
from their actions that the object of this
organization was more for sport than
any depredations.
H. G. Wire of St. Cloud, was in our vii
lage on last Monday.
Char Harmon of Sank Centre, was OBJ
served on our streets on last Monday.
E. c. Richmond is shipping work from
his planning mill in all directions these
times, and it would appear that he had
even more than he could do, as the mill
is running early and late with a large
crew of men.
Ire stone-work for the new bridge is
finished and ready for the iron. The
masons are busy on the wing wall now
that runs north one hundred feet to hold
the approach in place.
The creamery has changed its day for
shipping from Monday to Wednesday,
when they shipped 5000 pounds, part
to St. Paul and the balance to Chicago.
No. l wheat is worth 81 cents this
week.
N. M. Freeman feels indignant in re-
gard to the error in last weeks HERALD.
1t should have read drug business in stead
of dray business as it appeared. A typo
graphical blunder of the HERALp's comp.
E. c. Turner of of st. Paul. superinten-
dent of agencies for the Pioneer Press,
was in town last Saturday afternoon.
Charley Rose of Sank Centre, was in
our village several days the past week.
Elisha How and Miss Pendergast of
SAuX Centre, called on Dawes How one
day during the week.
Johnny E. {. Robertson of St. Cloud is
spending his summer vacation with his
Melrose friends at Birch Lake.
DR.. r. B. Foster went from here on last
Tuesday to fill his appointment at Long
Prairie during this week. The DR.. was
kept very busy during his ten days stay
at this place, having had more than he
could attend t. himself, which necessi-
tated his calling in DR.. Rose to ASST
him. His work come from ali directions,
even Saul Centre was represented.
Mrs. Lura Wright and Miss MabclIe
Clark went to Sank Centre on last Fri
day, shopping.
Mrs. Nellie Bragg of Ant ka, is visiting
with II. A. Norcrosse's family this week.
The annual school meeting was held
at The school house last Saturday even
ing and the usual business tran sactcd
y. y. Whitney was elected treasurer TOR
the district and H. c. Maguren was eec.
ted clerk to ELL the vacancy made by the
resignation CT Jos. Kraker. A term of
nine months was voted and a thousand
dollars was raised for school purposes
IN the board was instructed to put in
third teacher if they considered it advis-
able.
Tie St. Cloud Times of last week set
up L fearful howl on account Of a base
ball item tnat originated in Melrose and
appeared in the JournaEPrcss of that
place. Sorry to learn that it hurt Nc S
feelings SO badly as there was more truth
in the article than he had any idea Of
Perhaps it was the truth in the article
that the Times couldn't appreciate.
The crew of bridge builders arrived
from! St. Paul on last Tuesday and the
work on the bridg~ will Big pushed from
this until completion.
Hon. John Howard came I'D on the
fornooE train, yesterday, to investigate
the killing of some cattle by the Mime
sDta Eastern trains. The editor present
ell claim of $50 for the killing of his
dos Rover. but John referred the matter
to president Minot We will compro-
mi g for a season pass,--PInceton Union
4 GOOD ArPETITE-Is essential to good
health; but at this season it is often lost
owing to the impurity of the blood, De
rargcment of the digestive organs, and
tn" weakening effect Of the changing
sea.on. Hood Sarsaparilla is a won
dc,tul medicine for creating an appetite,
tori::g the digestion, and giving strength
to tie whole system. Now is the time
to take it. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa-
pi.lilIa,
Fari'ington's mill finished saving last
Friday morning. They were running
just is days and in that time cut out
1,40 ZOO feet of lumber, 100000 shin
gl:s and $4,000 lath. Mr.. Harrington
says lie has about $4,000 feet of logs
left for extra long cimentions which he
can cut out as any time an order is re-
ceived.-Todd County argus