The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-07
MELROSE.

Miss Alice Moore Of Sank Centre has been
engaged to teach the next term Of school in
district No = to commence the first Monday
in September.
w. H. Clark Jr., assistant train dispatch
er at St. Cloud, is here this week visiting
his parents, and enjoying himself among old
friends.
D. Jones took his departure for Fergus
Falls Monday. leaving host Of warm friends
whom he made during his months stay at
this place who regret to see him 60.
C.. M. Parsons returned from his outing At
Spring Green Wis, last Friday, and if looks
can be taken for anything he must have en-.
joyed the trip.
Maude M. Bixby of aux Centre, spent
three days at this village during last week
visiting Maude and Lois Campbell.
Hurlbert &Leftwich exhibited their horse
and dog show at this place last Saturday. 1t
was largely attended taking into considera.
i ton that this is harvest time and people are
busy
Presiding Elder Kingsley was in our vii
liage for a few hours last Friday.
| c. VanDyke Of Barrett, was in town on
business last Friday.
| Miss Maude Campbell accompanied Miss
Maude Bixby to Sank Centre last Saturday
to spend few days sight seeing in the city.
Mrs. J. Jenkins ofSauk Centre, is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Whit.
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Foraby of Grove Lake,
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Blackmer.
Miss Maggie Nugent finished 4 very salts
factory term Of school in the Doe district las,
Friday.
c. F. Brown of Saginaw Mich, was visiting
his relatives at this place the past week, and
returned home on Monday.
Mrs. r. A. Richmond of Fergus Falls,
| accompanied Mrs. Belle Richmond home
from that city Monday. and will be her CUES,
for some time.
ter Erh OF Minot, N. D., was in our vii
liage on Tuesday lookinga fter stock.
Mat Kraker of Wahpeton, dropped in upon
his old friends last Monday, and will remain
several days the guest Of his brother Joe.
Henry Elering of Meters Grove, was taken
back to St. Peter by Dep. Sheriff Joe Seice
Of St. Cloud, last Tuesday. Ne had sbeen
quite demonstrative of late.
Somebody was telling your correspondent
that this town was run wrong. Will some
body else arise and explain1
Alex. Waters has erected neat residence
in c. Borgerdings addition to this village,
during the past week.
Antoine Edlebrock has started the foundat.
ion for residence in the east end of town
during the past week.
r. Woods & Son of this place have packed
up and shipped their dry goods from here to
Sank Centre during the past week. 1t is
evident from this that the firm has decided
to withdraw all their interests from this vii
lage. They are now taking an invoice of
the grocery department as transfer of
that part of the business will be made to
parties here, who will continue that line in
the old stand.
VIM. Bold Of Minneapolis, has been en-
gagged by Major Clark as head miller. He
commenced his duties this week.
John II. Thiel went to Chicago on Wed.
nesday to be absent from home for several
| weeks.
Postmaster U. NJ. Tobey and wife, of
Sank Centre, were enjoying the sights
in our village lest Monday. U.
NJ. thought the improvement on oul post
Office was lust about the checker.
The mail service between this place and
New Munich has been ordered increased,
from three trips week to daily mail to take
effect Aug. nth, 1890.
A large key was found near the post office
during the past week. The owner will
call and get same of John Minde.
A gentleman was heard 10 say that he
had toasted on prairie chicken for dinner, II
this be the case, and sufficient proof can be
secured the law should be applied in full
force. The law applies to all in this case
and every individual should respect the
game law the same as all others.
The depot at this place has been neatly
painted both inside and out, and adds great
ly to its general appearance.
A special train went west through here
last Tuesday with Lake Erie coach attached