The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-20

be present at the installation of paste
of the Congregational church there.
Henry Keller, c. M. Sprague, S. M
Bruce, R. T. Greene, Harry Parker an,
]. L. Robbins are attending the annua
session of the state encampment of OBJ
Fellows.
The st. Cloud band concert and variet,
show will give Sank Centre an excellen
entertainment. Liberati, the great cor
netest, is card which of itself shoule
draw crowded house.
In the matter of the estate of Charlie
L. Merry, deceased, an order has beer
made admitting the will to probate, ant
recording the same, and all order wa
also made for executors bond.
The Sank Centre academy has conclud
ed to hold summer term for the accom-
mediation OF district school teachers wht
desire to advance themselves during tn
vacations of their respective schools.
Col. E. Brldgman and wife left Littl
Falls last week for southern trip. The.
will be absent about six weeks, spend
ing part of the time in Tennessee and Wis
iting New Orleans.
G. B. Ogsbury, the popular agent o
the Northern Pacific road at this city
has been visiting friends and relatives al
Morrison, i'll. 6. Fowler relief agent
for the N. P, filled his place during hi:
absence.
Aletter from St. Cloud says that al
the reserved seats have already been solo
for the St. Cloud band concert in that
city to be given on February 25th. The
program will be repeated here the follow
ing evening.
The religious services at the Congrega-
tional church are increasing in interest
and attendance. Regular daily services
are held at 4 P. NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ, ex-
cepting on Monday, when there is even
ing service only.
Alex Tully, of the Boston left
on Tuesday for Chicago, New York and
other eastern cities, for a spring
stock of goods. The Boston will open
up the season with the finest and largest
stocks ever offered in Sank Centre.
The city council is purchasing 1875
yards of stone for the approaches to the
1ew bridge and work will commence as
.arly as practicable. Active building OPP
.rations will not commence much before
The first of May and it will require sixty
lays to'complete the structure.
Some of our young men should pro-
vide themselves with two teams in the
future, when taking young lady out
riding. One of our young men had "a
terrible experience the other Sunday
while driving to this city, or rather
walking.
1t is intimated that the running time
On the Manitoba road may be shortened
very materially in the spring. 1t does
seem that in this advanced age and with
he splendid equipment in the way of
,oadbed and rolling stock it out not to
-equire five hours to travel from Sank
Centre to St. Paul.
Col. A. S. Morgan, of the Minnesota
division of the Sons OF Veterans, in a
letter to Division Chaplain c. W. Law
son, said: 81 am highly gratlfed at the
success of your celebration of Union De-
lenders Day, and am entirely willing to
award the palm to Camp 81 for its COM
enterprise in this matter"
The children of the Episcopal Sunday
school enjoyed sleigh ride on Saturday.
There were several sleigh loads OF the
merry youngsters I'd they had a glor.
ious time. After the ride they had fine
supper at the residence of Stuart Taylor
and after the children were through a
bountiful supper was spread for all who
desired it.
Judging from the following item in the
Pioneer Press, the Sank colony arrived
safely in Sc. Paul on Tuesday evening:
Senator Henry Keller, X. T. Greene, c.
NJ. Sprague, S. NJ. Bruce, H. Parker amp
L. Robbins, all of Sank Centre, regist-
cred at the Windsor last night. They
are here to attend the annual encarhp-
ment of the Odd Fellows, which opens
to-day. Mr.. Sprague is grand master.
County Surveyor Chute with his gang
of surveyors are making rapid progress
in surveying the outlying city property
He says he has already got sections nine
and sixteen pretty we'll Strengthened out
The object Of TIE survey is to plat the
property so that it can be the more read
lily and accurately described for the pur.
poses of taxation.
The teachers Of the public school treat
ed themselves to a jolly sleigh ride or
Saturday last and hardsomer anc
more intelligent sleigh load could not be
picked up in any city of equal size in Min
nesota or in any other state. Anyone
who saw the party out on Saturday
must cease to wonder why Sank Centre
enjoys such proud reputation for the
exeellency of her schools.
v. A. Edgely, of Osakis, has been ar
rested on complaint of Clay Moore 70,
stealing Underwriting trees, and he
came down to employ Barto & Kelsey tc
defend him. The claim is that he cut g
tree Or two few feet over the lne-tht
fact being as Mr.. Edgely says, there arr
not two men in that vicinity who car
agree upon the location of any line with
in two rods without the help OF a regnla,
surveyor.
The "Boston" shut up shop the other
day, and went over to the photograph
gallery to have a group made. John
Gilman observed that the stores were al
closed, and jumped to the conclusion
that there was a death in the family OF
one of the partners, and his sympathies
were aroused for the attic ed. But the
boys say he was only looking after job
A clear case of libel on a disintereste6
neighbor.
TOhn w Parker old CatarauouS ,x,ept