The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-03-27
MELROsE.

S MELROS6.
Mrs. Lois Evans returned to her
home at St. Paul last Friday after a
very pleasant visit at this place among
her relatives. Ia,
VIM. Stems has put iron shutters on
his drug store this week as protection
from fire.
10 Ned. E. Collins of St. Cloud was in
town last Friday and returned on Sat
urday.
B. F. Wright went to Sank Centre last
Saturday on professional business. .
DR.. Hunt of Sank GENRE was IN town
last Saturday, and again on Monday at
tending to professional work.
Howard Bishop and Fred Woods went
to Sank Centre last Saturday to spend
the Sabbath.
An electric plant is one of the certain
ties for this village in the near future, we
are bound to let our lights.
Cleanse the scalp from scurf and dand-
ruff; keep the hair soft and of natural
color by the use OF Halls Vegetable Sic
ilian Hair Reviewer.
Joseph Kraker went to Washington
this week. and will spend several months
visiting different cities on the coast.
A. A. Whitney and A. N. Whittlesey
returned from Minneapolis last Friday
evening highly pleased with their en-
campment outing.
Sovelan Morehouse has removed his
family this week to Malace where he in
tends to trke up his permanent residence.
VIM. Sims will take his departure for
Spokane Falls. Washington, the first OF
the week. He goes on sight seeing trip
for recreation. ....
Henry Elcring of the town of Grove
was taken to St. Cloud last Thursday
by ]. H. Beste, where he was Judged in
sane and sent to st. Peter for treat
ment.
Wilton Freeman of Flushing Mich,
the youngest brother of Mrs. S. B.
Kimmell stopt over from Wednesday to
Thursday evening last week on short
but sweet visit, while on his way to
Great Falls, Montana, where he goes to
invest largely in real estate.
John Haas was appointed village
marshall at the last meeting of the coun-
Gil. He will also act as street commits
sioner and pound master for the village.
For the cure of colds, coughs, and all
arrangements OF tho respiratory organs,
no other medicine is so reliable as Ayers
Cherry Pictorial. 1t relieves the asthma
tic and consumptive, even in advanced
stages of disease, and has saved innumer-
able lives.
Nose Mitchell moved his family on
Tuesday into 10 Humbert's place in the
south part of the village. Mr.. Hum
berts' family having moved to Long
Prairie.
The village council meet in special
session last Thursday evening and after
appointing village marshall they trans
acted an unusual amount ofwork. Econ-
omy seemed to be their chief aim, and II
is very laudable to see new officers cut
ting down expense while administering
faithfully to the immediate needs OF the
village. The marslaIl's duties arc some
what extended under the present. admin
istration as that officer must keep the
streets in proper shape as we'll as look
after the duties of village pound master.
Mr. klatt of the firm ofPrager& klatt
of West Union, was i'll town last Satur
day on business.
Dawes How spent Tuesday at SAuk
Centre.
Wheat No. 1 is worth 7lcts at this
place this week.
LAKE GEoRGE.-Cattle buyers are
numerous.
The first crow of the season was seen
on the 10th of March.
Debates are held III the school house
every Friday evening.
Mrs. o. Daily is slowly recovering
from her recent illness.
Our blacksmith, L. II. Benson is kept
very busy these times.
Oh; rles !. TIL ,mpson, has returned to
Ills home in S. D.. after visit Of two
months with relatives here.
K. o. Roe, merchant from Brooter
spent Sunday with OK. Quill.
Toilet Olson, of North Fork. was here
on Saturday.
Madam rurnor has it that we arc
about to have wedding soon.
Prof Gere has been hired to teach the
summer term of school.
Peter Overland of Belgrade. who
bought lots of J. A. Anderson, will
build residence there tl,is-summer.
MT. O. P. Heltorn, will begin work on
his house as soon as the weather per:
mits. The lumber comes from Little
Fails. Mr.. Thoen, will do the work.
fhe Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Quill on Tuesday.
Mr.. Zetterberg has lea 2ed his farm to
\. Peterson. Mr.. Zetterberg will er.
a e in other business soon.
|. Knute Thoen who was taken to the
asylum at St. Peter last fall, is improve.
ing very fast, which, is good news for his
many friends here.
A merchant from Paynesyillc, was
here Thursday on important business.
SALLY AvLEToN.
When Macbeth ironically asked,
.Cnnst thou nj lister 70 y mind disens