The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-05-08
MELROSE.

Pa!lansch Eathy o." Wisconsin, I
here this week visiting is brother ]. p
c. Borgerding Of Belgrade, was il
town last Tuesday. Chris looks as !;
the banking business agreed with him
James Riley ofMoorhead, spent several
days in our village during the week or
business and renewing old acquaint
ances.
B. F. Wright went to Freeport on
business last Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Wright and Mrs. A. c.
Campbell went to Sank Centre last
Saturday on a shopping excursion.
Mat Kraker and family took their de-
parture for Whapeton, North Dakota
last Saturday. They go to take up their
permanent residence at that place. A
large circle of personal friends regret to
see them 60.
w. d. Townsend of Sank Centre, was
in our village last Thursday on business.
John P. Hammered of St. Cloud, was
actively engaged IN our village last Tues
day.
The Melrose cemetery association met
last Monday evening and transacted
its usual amount of annual business.
Dawes How spent last Tuesday in
Sank Centre, but what he said in reference
to the amusement of his visit we omit.
w. S. Dean of Sank Centre. was in our
village last Saturday, looking after his
business interest here. During the past
week they have enlarged their agricul-
tural store building at this place by erect
ing an addition 14x4O making more
room in which to handle their bust ness
which is increasing constantly.
The current report which was circu-
lated last week relative to the tramps
being at the residence of c. d. Lamb is
denied by Mrs Lamb, and this item is
made to correct any false impressions
which may have arisen from that article.
Fred Woods is spending the greater
part of his time this week at his home in
Sank Centre.
Snow. hail, clouds and cold weather is
the every day features at this place now.
A subscription paper was circulated
during the past week for the purpose of
purchasing a Sc inch bell for the Metho-
disi church, and sufficient amount was
subscribed to ensure it's purchase.
A. A. Whitney went to st. Cloud on
Tuesday on a hurried business trip.
A sister Of Mrs. Frank Wheeler OF
Minneapolis, is here this week, on a visit.
The Melrose iremen celebra ted their
fifth anniversary last Monday by a
torchlight procession in the evening
headed by the correct band, which rem
dere / suitable music. Marching to Ri:l-
monds hall they there enjoyed a very
pleasant dance which was largely attend
ed by very enthusiastic turnout, and
enjoyed themselves hugely.
Henry Kalkman returned to his home
at Duluth the latter part of the week
Fred Grover enjoys the presence of i
LITTLE daughter who came to his house
last Tuesday evening. Both mother and
babe are doing nicely and all are happy.
No. ! wheat is worth SO cts. in this
market.
Arbor day was observed at this place
nv orr school children in a very suit y HE
manner last Friday. A good number
turned out to listen to the appropriated
singing, Rotations and to assist in the
planting of some trees on the front OF
the school grounds, After the very in
teresting exercises the children returned
to the school room and listened very
patiently to some choice remarks which
were we'll suited to the occasion. After
that refreshments were served by the
scholars and real pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
The superior merit of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral as an snodync expectorant is
due to skillfull combination of the most
powerful ingredients. Nothing like it
has ever been attempted in pharmacy,
and its SUCCESS in the cure Of pulmonary
complaints is unparalleled.
The county assessors met at the office
of the County Auditor. Mr. F. Schroed-
err was chosen chairman and Peter Hahn
was elected-as secretary. The following