The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-05-29

/ lily oh "NuhNSoey' IN al >NNS ~ 49,
in a few days for North Carolina to bring
h S brother, Michael, back with him, HI
being very ill.
The graduating class ofthe High Schoo
has issued very neat and elaborate in
vitation and programme. 1t consists o.
three heavy beveled cards, tied together
with ribbon.
The reform association will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening next
1t is hoped that there will be full at,
tendance, as business of Importance will
be transacted.
Mrs. Robert of Duluth, is visiting Mrs.
]. B. Perkins. She is the daughter OF
Hon. ]. 9. A. Wood of Sank Rapids, and
has been the guest of Mrs. Perkins upon
several occasions.
David DeShields of johannesburg, Iowa,
is in town looking after business inter
ests. He represents ono of the leading
loan companies for which Mcclure &
! Whitney are agents.
Fish Bros will handle the Buffalo Pitts
thresher again this year-best in the
world, together with full lines of wag-
ons, buggies, plows of all kinds and corn
tools. Call and see them.
Rev. J. F. Hamilton will attend dioces-
an council of the Episcopal church at Min
neapolis on Tuesday next. He will meet
his wife upon her return from the South,
arriving home the last of the week.
Street Commissioner Thomason has
done some excellent work on the streets
thus far. Grove Lake-ave. has received
some work which it has needed for years,
and the work there will be appreciated.
Our old friend, ]. Newton Mind of the
Northwestern Lumberman News, and
the Farm Implement Journal, was in the
city on Saturday. He is great rustler,
and has perfect genius for expeditions
newspaper work.
The Jubilee Singers will give one of
their enjoyable and inminitable entertain
ments for the benefit of the w. c. T. u,
at the opera house in this city on June
10th. 1t is the best company of its char
acter on the road.
Look out fsr the extraordinary all
nouncment of T. Carl, next week-re-
ceived too late for this issue. He has
line of teas and eoffees which are not only
the finest but the cheapest, quality con-
sidered, in the market.
A. F. Storey and Robert Morrison,
from the office of collector Edwards of
st. Paul, has been in the city and vicinity
for several days. They spcht the greater
part of the time up the lake camping,
accompanied by l.. T. Storey of this city.
Ed Harrison has been appointed enum-
orator by the cencus bureau for the city
of Sank Centre The work will be eff
GENTLY and intelligently done. Be pre-
pared to give him all the assistance pos
sible in securing the information he de-
mands, when called upon.
A number of our citizens have taken |
down their front feEces, making marked |
in the appearance of their /
places. Among them are Toshiah Coop
err and =. M. Sprague. Elm st. now has |
fewer street fences, than any residence
thoroughfare in the city.
The Memorial day services at tn: rink |
on Sunday last were full of interest and
appropriate to the occasion. In his ad
dress r ev. c. w. Lawson dwelt upon
spisitual, as well as temporal victory.
He was impressive and eloquent, and
his excellent sermon will long be remem-
bered by all that listened to it.
The Grand Army Temperance reform
club will hold an interesting public meet
ing at Memorial hall on Tuesday even
ing next. The programme will consist
of music bv the orchestra, vocal selec-
tons by Mrs. Simonton and othets reel.
tatlon by Will Huntiey, and speeches by
Rev. c. W. Lawson, A. G. Jaques and
others. All are invi ted.
S. D. Lewis, of Warsaw N. Y, county
treasurer of Wyoming county, and his
brother Frank Lewis, and wife, of Nor
witch N " were the guests otC. D. East
man, during the past wteS' D. ~ LEWIS
has been visitor to Sank Centre nu...
Der of times, he having property interests
in this vicinity, and is always welcomed
by many friends. His brother was max
ing his initial visit to this vicinity, and
was highly delighted. We shall see him
here again.