The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17
MELROSE.

Mrs J. Butler of Little Falls arrived
here last Thursday, and is spending the
week among old frieuds and is the guest
of Mrs E. E. Clark.
Miss V. Capser of Sank Centre, and
her friend Miss Gross of Little Falls, was
in our village last Thursday on sight
seeing trip.
Maj. A. A. Whitney went below the
first of the week on business and is still
detained.
Miss Cecilia Pallausch went to Cold
Springs to visit friends this week.
Mrs. Frank Kent and friend of Alex
andria, apent last Sabbath at this place
the guest of Mrs. w. H. Clark.
Dawes How went to st. Paul last
Sunday morning, and is expected home
this evening. HIS trip consists of bust
ness and pleasure combined.
A. Preston, foreman for the Wisconsin
Bridge and Iron Company, who were
binding the bridge across the Sank Riv-
er at New Munich, reports the bridge
completed on Tuesday, and says, "she
is perfect daisy" The span is 139
feet O inches in the clear and they long
for the trial test so they can take their
departure for home.
Crissie Mcdonald went to St. Paul
last week to visit friends.
Minnie Glidden of Aberdeen, S. D. is
here visiting her old friends and school
mates.
Katie Mcdonald of Manage, S. D., is
spending her vacation at this place the
guest of her sister. She is renewing old
acquaintance.
Messrs, Mic Rice, Tommy Sullivan,
Howard Bishop, Dawes How, r. L. Snyd-
er and X. B. Foster enjoyed the pleasure
able sights and keen recreation at the
dance in the western part of town last
Friday evening.
John Hoeschen of Frccport, was in
town on business last Monday.
X. Woods of Sank Centre was a
pleasant caller last Tuesday.
A car load of wheat was run off the
spur track cast of the mill last Monday
and many fruitlcss attempts were made
to get it back. 1t was unloaded and the
way freight Oh Tuesday succeeded in get
ing it back on the rails.
Last Thursday the creamery made 500
pounds of number one butter, the largest
amount ever turned out in one day since
the CT eamery started.
DR.. X. B. Foster took his departure
to Long Prairie last Saturday, after
spending very pleasant and profitable
week here.
Last Friday at the caucus, A. A. Whit
ney and Fl. c. Maguren, were elected to
attend the county convention to be
held at st. Cloud, July 18th, as delegates.
Emil Tarbat was kicked by horse
| last Monday, while hitcling to a mower.
1t was necessary to amputate the thumb
of his right hand
Mrs Reynolds and friend spent Sunday
! i'll our village the guest of Mrs. +. B
Wheeler.
Miss Della Bishop of Sank Centre, has
! spent the greater part of the week in our
| village visiting her brother Howard
| The old and ricketv platform surround
| ing the depot was removed and a new
! one put in it's place this week, much to
the safety, and greatly to the appeara :cc
of the depot.
| Wheat no No. I so cts.
| John palansch and family took their
! departure from this village last Thurs
| day accompanied by the sincere regrets
| ct multitude of warm friends; every
! body Ill fact regrets to know that Mr.. p.
| going was a business necessity and we
all hope that he may enjoy himself as
we'll in his new home at Frcdonia Wis,
| as he appeared to while residing here the
past ten years. The very best wishes OF
the whole community so with Mr.. P.
| and his worthy family and VIC hope that
good fortune may attend them with her
choicest blessing, and while we realize
| our loss is great, and in fact, irrcpar-
able, we commend him to the kindest
consideration Of his new friends and
neig lbors, and what will prove their
gain will be our loss to this Village and
community.
The most obstinate cases of catarrll
are cured by the use of Ely's Cream
Balm, the only agreeable remedy. 1t is
not liquid Or snuff, is easily applied in
to the nostrils. For cold in the head it
is magical. 1t gives relief at once. Price