The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-05-23
sAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL. SUMMARY.
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1889.

Brick laying on the city hall Will com
mence next week.
Amos Maynard ofTodd county, was in
town this morning.
c. NJ. Sprague will act as grand mar
shall on Memorial day.
Fourth of July celebration in Sank Cen
tire. Of course-why not?
P Lamb is making marked improve
ments to his home property.
Geo. w. Sprague, president of the state
farmers alliance, is in town. .
S. L. Lockwood went upto Long Prai-
RE on Wednesday on business.
C. c. Tobey and family ywill be Eat
home" in their new residence next week.
Chas. Fish returned from Pope county
on Thursday after an absence of several
days.
Levi Davis came down from Long
Prairie on Thursday, on his way to St.
Paul.
The hay market should be looked after
carefully to see that the street is kept
clean.
Will Johnson went down to Minneap-
oils on Monday and will take position
in store.
Henceforth the evening services in the
Episcopal church will commence at 7:45
instead of 100.
Dr.. Lewis has purchased the A. o.
Hubbard house. 1t is beautiful piece
ofresidence property.
S. L. Lockwood has taken the agency
of the Railway Building and Loan Asso-
citation of Minneapolis.
Mat Vanish has purchased the Wind
sor hotel property and it is his intention
to operate it as a hotel.
Mr.. Furman is having astonishing sue
cess in Sank Centre with Johnson's CYCLIC
p9edia. Buy it; terms easy.
Sank Centre never celebrates in a weak
way. Look ont for a rousing Fourth OF
July. 1t will be grand one.
All the children in the village are invit-
cd to participated decorating the graves
OF The soldiers on Memorial day.
The ladies of the Congregational socie-
tp will give thc.defc'red Deyestrc Skule"
entertainment the second or third week
in Jane.
Col. B.idg man and family Left forLittle
Falls on Tuesday. Sank Centre never
experienced Il greater personal loss than
i. this instance.
The grand army post has invited the
fire department to participate i'll the dec
GRAFTON day exercises, and TIE invitation
has been accepted.
Hrs. J. u. Schank and her sister, Miss
Bieyer, are visiting friends at Rockville,
in this county. They will be absent
about three weeks.
DR.. McMasters is putting water into
his house from the street main, more
than half block distant. He is sink
ing the pipe eight feet.
Rev. r. S. Sergeant of Long Prai RE,
preached at the Congregational church
i'll this city on Sunday last. eexchang-
ed With Rev. r. S. Cross.
On Sunday afternoon next Rev. J. F.
Hamilton will preach memorial sermon
in Melrose upon invitation of the grand
army post of that village.
\. H. Petit has gone to St. Paul to at
tend to settling certain tax matters on
Todd county railroad lands in the inter
est OF the purchasers OF such lands.
Sam Simonton has sent to the state
treasurer ten-dollar wolf bounty order
issued in 1868 and is waiting patiently
to see if it brings its face, at this late
day.
A little rain fell on Sunday here and a
great deal of it a few miles west of here
At Willard, Grove Lake and in Raymond
there was considerable hail with the
rain.
Rev. r. S. Cross will preach the men,
orial sermon at the request of B. R.
Palmer Grand Army post on Sunday
morning next at the Congregational
church.
There will be an entertainment given
at the Methodist church on Friday even
ing under the auspices of the w. c. T. U.
All are invited to attend. Admission %
and 10 cents.
William Petit. of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in town, with his daughter, Mrs
Fred L. Rowe. Mrs. Petit, who had
been visiting here for three weeks, re-
turcd with him.
Father Langc preached at the Catholic
church on Sunday last and is now the
duly installed pastor. Father Boever
has gone to St. Cloud to be an. assistant
at the Cathedral.
The heartfelt sympathy of large circle
of friends is extended to D. E. Myers Of
St Cloud, in the irreparable loss he has
sustained in the death of his little daugh,
ter, JEANNE, aged six years.
\ young man concluded it wasn't nee
cssary to pay.his poll tax when ordered
Out 10y the street commissioner. He was
arrested, paid $3.45 in costs and worked
two days OH the streets besides.
Gov. Barto went down to LIE Seuer on
Saturday last olook after the post there
which had become involved in little un.
pleasantness. He has fixed it all up sat
is factorily and placed it upon smooth
footing.
Atten. ION is directed to the First Nat
ional Bank statement pr nted elsewhere
1t is splendid exhibit and would dc
credit to bank of twice its age. Tht
bank ranks among the very first of tht
northwest.
A. H. Petit and wife went to Mime
apolis to-day. Mrs. Petit will remain
over next week to be present at the com
mencement exercises of Bennett Senin
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