The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-06-18

The little house owned by r. u. Mill
nette, just east of the Germania house
has been demolished, and will beremoved
to his farm in Ashley to be worked into
building he is erecting there.
John Reichert and his sister Mollie,
of Long Prairie, had their pockets picked
at st. Cloud, during the encampment.
There was gang of thieves at work
during the entire week.
| M. A. Scheldrup has added very
pretty cigar case to his store equipment,
and it is not only very attractive, but he
keeps it stocked with the best the mar
ket affords.
Byron F. Carr is convalescing, al
though very thin and weak yet. He
went down very close to the shore of the
dividing river, but he is getting back
again quite rapidly.
christian Education" will be the
subject of the sermon next Sunday
morning at the Methodist church and at
night there will be children's Day Ser
vice by tie Sunday school.
-Station-Agent Wood of Little Falls
was in town oyer Sunday. He is fire.
quent visitor at present, but it is intima-
ted that he will make his final visit in
the near future.
| r.. Woods & Sons will attend to
their business in the future at the store
of John Batchelder. All persons indebted
to the late firm will please call there and
settle. R. WOODS & Sons.
The boys who attended the state
freman's convention at Jordan express
themselves very enthusiastically over
the welcome they received and the pleas
ant time experienced.
John A. Gilman has laid a new
threshold in his store. The rush of Gus
toners to the largest and finest fur nj
ture and crockery establishment in CEN
trail Minnesota made this Improvement
imperative.
%. c. Lofgren, who has been spend
ing his vacation in this city and vicinity,
leaves for Montreal shortly to continue
his studies. Mr.. Lofgren expects to
graduate from the Montreal Veterinary
college next spring.
ID. Brennan, who has the contract
for laying the iron on the extension OF
the Northern road, was in the city on
Wednesday. He has commenced laying
track and will finish it at the rate of a
mile or more per day.
-"Pearl-Gatherers" is the title of the
service that will be given by the Sunday
school at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening. The church will be ap-
propriately decorated for the occasion.
All are invited.
w. o. Wallace of the Glenwood Her
aid, was caller on Saturday last. Mr..
Wallace had just returned from visit to
the matrimonial market, leaving for
Glenwood with his wife on the noon
train.
Frank Moorhouse has been granted
pension after a long tedious fight dat
ing back for fifteen years. He is deserE-
ing the same and his many friends join
with us in extending him well deserved
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sun.
L. ]. Gale has been in the twin cities
during the past week purchasing large
stock Of goods, and his store presents an
attractive and very busy appearance.
Hehas re-arranged his goods, and makes
anelegant display ofthe enormous stock
"A. H. Petit and wife returned on
Monday from a visit of month with
friends in Ohio and Indiana. He visited
his old home for the first time in score
of years. His father will visit him later
this season.
Mr.. Ripley B. Brewer, who was
graduated last week from the depart
ment of law at the State University, was
nthe lista from Minneapolis, and Miss
Frances Montgomery was graduated
from the scientific course as from ST.
Anthony Park.-LJournal-P Press.
&C. H. Franklin, formerly of the
Louise Aigen Company, left this city for
St. Paul on Friday last. Mr.. Franklin
since leaving the company, has been in
the employ OF R. Rushold, merchant
tailor, and during the short stay in our
midst. has made many warm friends.
Allen Barto returned last week from
Minneapolis where he has been attending
the University. After week spent with
relatives at Sank Centre he will join
surveying party which will leave Crook
stod about the Goth of the present
month.--[Journal Press.
Rev. c. w. Lawson visited Faribault
last week, as delegate to the state
Epworth League Convention. Mrs.
Nels Christensen and Mrs. Marion
Cleveland were also delegates in attend
ance representing the league of Sank
Centre.
"A Fourth ofJuly picnic will be given
by the Grand Army Post at Lake Nc
Cormick for the benefit fthe Relief Corps
and the Sons of Veterans. No pains viii
be spared to make it pleasant in every
feature. A dancing pavilion will be
erected and good music will be in at
tendance.
| Prof. Woodley was in the city on
Friday last, on his return from Long
Prairie, whittier he went to make ar
rangements for summer Normal school,
which will commence July 18th. and con-
tinue about a month. Prof. Woodley
will have charge of it. He has leased the
McNeice house which he will occupy
after September LIST.
Officer Rice had his attention directed