The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-05-01

A NEW LANDLoRD.-To-day the Sank
Centre House changes proprietorship.
Fred Bunnell, of Morris, succeeding
Capt. Coe, who has been for several
months past the genial landlord, and
has elevated the hotel to higher level
than it ever occupied before. Mr.. Bun
nell brings with him the the highest en-
dorsement as competent and popular
hotel keeper, and it is safe to say the
character of the house will be fully main
tanned under his management. He has
been for four years the proprietor of the
Metropolitan hotel at Morris, and has
made that house we'll known and very
popular among the travelling men. He
has had wide experience and his genial,
cordial welcome is appreciated by his
patrons. Not every good fellow can
keep hotel-but he is one who can.
The Sank Centre House will be re-
furnished, the rooms for the transient
guests in the front of the house being
made especially attractive. new beds,
carpets, and furniture having been order
ed. Mr.. Bunnel purchased the turni-
ture OF 10. Wakefield now in the house,
but most OF it will be relegated to the
attic to he used only in emergencies.
The working force of the house will
not be changed, Arthur O. Scrivener
retaining his place as clerk, which he
has shown himselfto be peculiarly adapt
ed for He will retain the cigar stand,
which he will keep stocked with the best
the market affords. No change will be
made in the kitchen, excepting that it
will be refurnished.
Mr.. Bunnell will remove his family,
wife and child, hither next week, and
will make this city his permanent home,
he having taken an indeidite lease. He
says he desires to identify himself with
the city and all its interests, and seems
we'll pleased that ne has been permitted
to do so. He will continue to operate
the hotel at Morris, dividing his time
between them, but giving most of it to
this city.
He will be warmly welcomed by our
people, and will receive all the encour-
agement possible, and the hearty good
will and cooperation of the entire COM
munity.
VAN CAMP VS. Perrin, ct Alan action
to determine the title of a strip of land
FIVE feet in width, clai med bv both A. H.
Petite and D, c. VaaCamp, along the
common line of their residence properties,
on the north side, was tried before Judge
Baxter last January, and the following
decision and memorandum has been
handed dowr:
Dorman c. VanCamp, Plaintiff,
against
John c. Foster, Nancy J. Foster and
A. II. Petit. Defendants.
The above entitled action came on for
trial before the above named court at
an adjourned term thereof, held at the
City Hall in the City of Sank Centre, in
the above named County of Stearns on
the 22nd day of January, 1890, and was
heard by the Court with out jury.
L. T. Storey, Esq, appearing as attor-
ney for plaintiff, and Barto & Kelsey,
Esqs, as attorneys for the defendant,
A. II. Petit, no one appearing for the
other defendants.
And after having considered all of the
testimony introduced by the plaintiff in
support of his complaint herein, and the
same being deemed by me insufficient to
sustain the allegations ofsaid complaint.
ORDERED That said action be, and the
same hereby is, dismissed as against the
defendant, A. H. Petit, with costs.
Dated April %, 1890
L. L. BAXTER,
District Judge.