The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-06
MELR0SE.

MELR0SE.
No. 1 wheat is worth II cents this
week at the mill.
Edwin Clark went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday morning on business.
Edwin Clark has shipped four car
loads of tat stock the past week to St.
Paul.
One OF the prominent bankers of this
place has gone into the egg business.
Willis How, of Sank Centre, was in
our village last Wednesday afternoon,
shaking hands with old friends and Wis
iting his brother Dawes.
Joe. Humbert went to Long Prairie
last Thursday, where he will engage in
the saw mill business, having purchased
half interest in one of the mills at that
place.
Mabelle Clark returned last Saturday
from her visit to Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. Morehous returned last week
from her visit with her parents in Penn
sylvania.
Da Yves How is looking around after
the Chautaugua society, when, we I'M
derstand, he carries it in his pocket.
John Dennis, of Sank Centre, was
among the old-timers who was in our
village last Thursday.
The people of NewMunich received two
large church bells at this place last Sat-
urday. They are now in place at their
church with the one they had, giving
them chime of bells to add to the at
Effectiveness of their Sunday services. !:
The suit of H. B. Edelbrock VS.. John
Little will be tried before Justice !. F.
Crossen on Saturday. B. F. Wright for
plaintiff. A. Barto for defendant.
]. H. Bruce, of Getty, was in town last
Monday, and went home loaded with
lumber. He evidently intends to make
some improvements this spring.
Two thousand eight hundred bushels
of wheat was taken in at the mill last
Tuesday, and yet some say the town is
not lively.
Rev. D. Wolfe, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church at this place, has been at Osakis
the greater part of the past two weeks,
assisting in protracted meetings.
The boys in the village found the fish
running on Sunday, and oyer two humid
rcd were taken from the river near tho
new bridge. This is the first time in our
experience of sixteen years at this place
that such a thing was ever heard of at
this season of the year.
Warren Morehouse went to Glendale
N. D., last Sunday, to be gone all sum
mer.
DON'T GIVE UP, there is cure for ca.
tarrh and cold in the head. Thousands
testify that Ely's Cream Balm has Ell.
tirely cured them. 1t is safe and pleas
ant remedy. 1t is applied into the nois.
trils 1t is not liquid or snuff. It
cures by cleansing and healing. Price
SOC.
Last Thursday evening lady of me
dunn height. of dark complexion, with
hazel colored eyes and dark hair, came
to town on the east bound train and
stopped over night at P. Wilhelm'$. On
Friday morning after breakfast, she took
her baby, a fine looking child, apparent
ly two weeks old, and went around towr
. do some business, as she stated; final
ly, late in the afternoon she dropped into
J. Hits and lett the baby on the pre-
text of going to the mill, after which she
to have: taken freight train east. Mr.
Hit didn't care to keep the child, SO il
was adopted by John Kramer, and moth
: ing more was thought of the matter un
til Tuesday, when two men by the name
of Jilli-t, .purporting to be father ant
brother of the mother of the child, mad,
their appearance on the scene and de
manded the child, which demand wa:
refused, and they took their departure
for St. Cloud to see what could be done
:, the matter. They represented them
selves. as residents of Farming, thi'
county. This is quite a sensational at
fair for our quiet village, and the out
come OF the whole thing is shroud"d il
the deepest mystery.
DIR. Foster, dentist, will be at the of
flee of DR.. Campbell, in Melrose, on Mon
day, February 18th to Goth. Partle!
from distance should make appoint
ment by mail.
When the blood is impure, thick, and
slugglish,o or thin impoverished, there Cal
be no health. With these condition.
all the functions of the body arr
impaired, and the result is a variet,
of dangerous complicatings. The b,st
remedy is Ayers Sarsaparilla.