The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-06-19


provements, south of Fourth-st. TIL
roadway has been graded and fin
broad, dressed oak side walk has bee
laid. 1t is a dandy
An adjourned term of the district cour
will be held in this city, commencing OF
Monday next. There are a number o
important cases on the calendar. Iudg'
Searle and jury will try the cases.
The complaint now is that we AR
having too much weather. The frequent
showers, followed by bright SUNSHINE
stimulates g1 owth too rapidly, and IL
some localities the grain is said to be lodg
ing.
]. o. Warriner, government land IN
spector for the St. Cloud district, came
up on Saturday, with Gov. Barto and E
p. Barnum to assist the boys in some
lively work in the chapter of Royal Arcl
MasOnS.
Nj. Billed has two very handsome show
windows-one decorated with handker
chiefs, which cannot fail to arrest atten
ton. The other is fitted up with the
National colors-red, white and blue
Fine taste is shown in the decorations.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
Rev. E. G. Sanderson, of Long Prairie,
will preach both morning and evening
The Epworth League meeting preceding
the regular evening service will tor the
summer, begin quarter past seven
o'clock.
Hon. Jared Benson, of Anoka arrived
in the city on Wednesday, and is the
guest of Joseph Capser fellow men,
Der of the last house. He does not
vet know whether he will be a candl
date for reelection. Ii he drops out
familiar figure and a valuable member
will be missed.
The concert, given by the Jubilee Sing
ers on Monday evening, was excellent
in all it's features. The chorus singing
was very fine, and the solo singing very
fair. There was an appre :iative audi
ence present, and the entertainment was
eniovable, most OF the numbers receiving
hearty applause.
Memorial Hall has been raised about
Two feet and rolled back from the street
eight feet making room for spacious
veranda. The hall will be securely uri-
1crDinncd with stone, The unslghtly
I'D rink will become Il thing of beauty
IS Memorial Hall.
\ MEETING of the alliance of Stearns
ountv will be held at Spring Hill on
Tuesday, July list, for the purpose OF
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of political
|, ton by the alliance. The question as
o the nomination OF county and leg1s-
atiye officers will be discussed and de-
termination reached.
There was change of time in the
Great Northern passenger tram service
IN Sunday last. The day trains run as
before. but the night trains leave here,
IS follows; going west, 1910, instead OF
1907; going east 2:O3, instead ct 4:3l.
rhe new time card is not nearly SO favor
,b!e for our people as the old.
Work on the iron bridge is being
pushed with vigor. The piles for the
outh apDroach, as also for the south
,;erS, have been driven without encoun-
ering any difficulty. The piers Will
probably all be III place this week, when
he work will commence on the iron
and pushed very rapidly.
Sheriff Dotv has been confined to his
house nearly two weeks with painful
strain of the muscles OF his right side.
he lifted too vigorously in St. Cloud,
while attending court, and was con-
)elled to return home. There was sack
'ull of Old brass-stolcn property, which
he handled, and it was too much tor
MIN.
B.R. Palmer post is well represented
Al the G. A. X. cncampmcnt at Little
Falls. More than 4 score OF the boys
went over on Tuesday, and several more
N Wednesday, several of them being &C
by their wives and families
It will do the boys good to get out
3monr their old comrades and live over
again the exciting and pcrilous days OF
army service.
On the 3Oth., Bp. Zardetti will visit Sank
Centre, and administer the sacrament OF
at st. Paul's church. 1t
will be the anniversary of the patren saint
IF the church, and preparations tor max
ng it notable occasion are now III
progress. The orchestra will assist the
.hoir in rendering solemn high mass.
lumber Of priests from out of town will
De in attendance.
A. L. Kinramon has received his pat
ent for the butter mold which he invent
ed. and which is now owned by himself
and w. S. Dean. A contract has been
let for making a number of them, and
the first hundred will be ready fer deliv-
cry very soon. They are simple and
vet effective little contrivance for cut
ting III ply rolls of butter from packed
ars and will be found a great Conven-
ence, if not really indispensable to ev-
erv retail dealer of butter.
Next Sunday will be observed as chill
dren's day at the Congregational church.
The whole day will be given to the chill
dren. In the morning past or Blodget
will preach 4 childrcns' sermon on the
subject, "Flowcrs," and a bouquet will
be given to each child present. Parents
are urged to bring their little ones. In
the evening their will be a coro, service
arranged BY NJ. {. Hazard entitled, "The
good fight of faith" The church will
be decorated for the occasion.
The rumor was set ahoat that there
would be great changes in the running
time of trains on the Great Northern
the NIGHT train to be 4 regular "hyer'