The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-04-18

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week. He made an address to the pu
pills which was full of valuable points.
The showers of the past week hav'
started vegetation right lively. Not on
is the grass springing up, but th'
trees are showing signs of carly leaing.
The first case in the municipal court O
the city of Sank Centre was brought or
Monday last by D. A. VanCamp. The
title of it is B. w. Veeder VS.. J. L. Rob
bins.
The services in the Baptist church on
Sunday morning will be appropriate to
the occasion. The subject of the sermon
will be, "Christ is Risen" Everyone is
, invited.
Miss Bird Ship, who has been the
guest of the Misses Bruce the greater
part of winter, left for Minneapolis last
week. She Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
NJ. Cory.
A. F. Warren, the newly appointed
street commissioner, is the right man in
the right place. He gave the village
good service for reasonable pay last year
| and will do the same for the city.
Rev. ]. F. Hamilton has been formally
invited by VanRenssalaer Post Of Mel
rose, to preach the memorial service in
that village on the Sunday preceding
Memorial day, and has accepted.
The firm of Barto & Barto, attorneys
at law, has been dissolved, a. Barto Sue
ceeding to the business. L. r. Barto's
appointment to the bench of the munin-
cipal court was the cause Of the change.
Extra services will he held at the Ger
man Catholic church on Easter, Sunday
next. Services will be held at and at
IOA.M. The later services will be full of
interest, and excellent music will be pro-
viled.
DR.. McMastcrs received telegram
from Geo. &chaltr of Albany saying,
woman found dead. Come at once"
There was nothing TO Indicate who she
was nor any details of the matter what
sOever.
\ special collection will be taken at the
Episcopal church on Sunday morning
next, for the benefit of the Sunday School
library. The object is worthy one and
it is hoped there WIFI be liberal re-
Spouse.
Sank Centre has number of valuable
driving horses and the number is steadily
increasing. Increased interest is being
manifested in this direction, and the i'll
evitablc result will be 4 driving park at
no distant day.
The Juvenile entertainment to be given
By the children cc the Catholic church on
Monday evening next, will be full of i'll
tercst. The program consists of music,
Rotations, tableaux, etc. No admission
fee will be charged.
While looking after a dumping ground,
Mayor Dean and Alexander Moore found
one quite unexpectedly. The horse they
were driving ran away, dumping them
both out, and wrecking the buggy.
Neither men were INJURED.
A dastardly wretch has written an in
sr!ting letter to young woman in this
town, and but for the publicity he would
be arrested and dealt with according to
law. But a repetition of the oilense will
bring its punishment with it.
There will be Easter services at the
Congregational church on next Sunday
morning. The sub Jet of the evening dis
course will be, 'Iile iniaiIible Proofs OF
the Resurrection.' 4 hearing is desired
from the readers Of Robert E!smcrc.
The Episcopal choir has provided an
attractive musical program for Easter.
The music is all new, and there will be
several additions to the regular choir.
It will be well worth listening to, ard a
cordial invitation is extended to all
The Odd Fellows have accepted an i'll
vitatior to attend the Methodist church
III body on Sunday, April 2Sth., to lis
ten to a sermonb by Rev. S. g. Briggs, the
occasion being the SEVENTEEN anniversary
of the introduction of Odd Fellowship
into America.
Preparations are already being made
for commencement OF work on the city
building. Ground viii soon be broken
and the structure will be pushed as rap
idly as is consistent with good results.
The old building will be moved to the
extreme west of the lot.
The city council started off in Il bust
| ness-like way. Mr.. Townsend makes a
| first-class presiding officer, and has made
excellent selection for committees If the
council continues in the admirable man
ner in which it has begun it will win and
hold the confidence of the people.
BY change Of time on the Manitoba
railroad, the morning train going east
| leaves Sank Centre at 4:31 A. NJ, instead
of TOT AN, arriving at $50 AN. instead
of 1910 P. NJ. This change has the adj
vantage of giving two hours and hall
more time in st. Paul.
Arthur Hubbard is in Minneapolis
The Evening Journal of Minneapolis OF
Wednesday says that ground will be
broken for the shops of the Hubbard
Speciality Company at Parker, near Min
neapolis at once, and will be speedily
completed The company will employ
fifty hands.
| Mrs. Grain has studio in the Wood
bury building, where she has some very
creditabIe specimens of painting in oil
The daughter Of A. E. Marie has shown
remarkable talent for crayon sketching
and she has also executed work in OF
which are decidedly good for first at
tempts of one of her age,
A new sidewalk has been ordered OF
the south side of Third-st, from the VII
liams corner two blocks eastward. Thi
will make a marked improvement, as tn