The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-28
MELROSE,

We had no time for our usual budget
of news last.
J. P. Hammered of St. Cloud was
pounding the spikes into his political
fence on Monday in our village. His
fence ought to hold up well, the way he
hammers them in
y. A, Whitney went to Albany OH inn
portant business on Monday.
Oscar Taylor of st Cloud, was making
Rome howl i'll his political interest i'll our
village on Monday week.
The sportsmen say that prairie chick
ems are pretty scarce in this vicinity.
Henry Then moved to Broweryille last
week, where he will settle his home and
get things in ship-shape for permanent
habtation, rs he will have charge of the
Bank of Browervillc which will open its
doors for business on September list.
Mrs. Then went to st. Cloud to visit
her parents, but will join her husband as
soon as everything is in readiness for
her comfort aud convenience. A warm
circle of friends regret to see them go from
our village. Mr.. Then has been for the
past six years cashier of the Bank of
Melruse and has proved himself an able
business man and an efficient and affable
gentleman in that capacity.
VIM Stems spent three days last week
il Minneapolis on business.
Lu kels and Chan Harmon of Sank
Centre, were i'll our village looking over
the numerous Improvement recently.
Sam Chute and DR.. Rosencranse. of
St. Cloud, was in our village during the
past week.
Vim. A. Schanble Of Hastings Ford
was in our village one day last week and
reports everything prosperous at the
Ford.
John Mindc went to Sank Centre on
Thursday on private business.
John Brcnhing has moved his family
from st. Cloud during the week and will
occupy the residence made vacant by B
F. Wright's removal to the building tor
merly occupied by Henry THEM.
Henry kalkman O, Duluth has spent
| the past week in this vicinity and reports
the bagging OF more prairie chickens than
| has been seen by all the other sportsmen
| Hank is an old time Chi .ken hunter and
has learned to talk big whether he
shoots or not.
| Cecilia Palanch returned from her Wis
it at Rockville last week.
| Mrs. X, B. Campbell returned last
l week from her visit with relatives il
Minneapolis and is now stopping will
her son, Dr.. Campbell.
| Misses Mabel Grover and Maudc Bake
spent several days the past week at Saul
Centre visiting friends.
Miss Sadie Evans of st. Paul, is visit
ing i'll our village this week.
VIM. Stems went to Sank Centre on (
flying business trip this week.
Mrs. J. l.. Dewitt OF Galesburgl, III.
arr we'd at this place on Friday and il
making her brother, DR.. J. f. Campbell
q VISIT
Our school will open next Monday
with the same teachers that filed ths
places last year.
Don. &. Mcdonald Of Cando RECORD
lame is visiting his old friends at thi
place this week. His brother y. b
having sold his interest III tn c Cnndc
Record of North Dakota, d. 3. is out o
the paper bu9incss again and anticipates
going to Calaiorllil this fail to spend The
winter for his health
Every tissue of the body, every bone
muscle and organ, is made stronger anC
more healthtul by the use of Hoods Sar
saparilla.
Miss Chrissie Mcdonald arrived her,
from her home at Marengo on Monday
in company with her father. She ha:
been engaged to teach school the coming
year at this place.
| Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baffled the medical profession NOR
| than nasal catarrh. While not immedi
ately fatal it is among the most distress
ing and disgusting ills the flesh is heir to
and the records show very few or nc
cases of radical cure of chronic catarrl
by any of the multitude of modes o
treatment until the introduction of Ely:
Cream Balm few years ago. The sue
cess of this preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising.