The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-21

Louise Aigen company, writes: Weare
playing to well filed houses every evening
mot Sank Centres empty seats-and
the company has been received with
round after round of applause" Guy
has plenty of go ahead in him, and if the
company works as hard as their ac-
vance agent for its success, we predict a
very profitable season.
-Sauk Centre has fruit, confection-
airy and cigar store of which it may well
be proud. H. Hart is doing an extreme
business. He has juct received carload
of oranges direct from California, which
he is selling at wholesale. This is the
third car lot invoice which he has dis
posed of. He keeps the freshest of fruits
in stock, and is making prices which puts
excellent fresh fruits and connections
within reach of all.
William Lewis will soon start for
North Dakota for the purpose of intro
ducing his four-horse evener foa attach
ment to harvesters. The evener is the
only practical appliance of its kind,
and Mr.. Lewis has learned that his pat
emit has been infrineed very extensively.
He proposes to follow the matter up and
secure his rights even if he be compelled
to resort to the courts.
If we quote our city as to it's moral
sentiment being excellent, we wish also
to bring our readers to bearin mind that
there is a germ of rapidly growing evil
sprouting in our midst the germ of high
revelry on the Sabbath day. Taking
last Sunday as criterion the visitor to
Sank Centre would not be very favora-
bly, impressed as to its ''moral senti-
ment," Judging from the hilarions in
augural of Sunday dancing.
Getty Grove witnessed on Tuesday
last, very rare catch in Cupid's net. 1t
was the marriage of two twin brothers
to two twin sisters, the contracting par
ties being Henry Weiner and Miss Mary
Spade: and Herman Weiner and Miss
Margaret Spade. The young people have
the best wishes of the HERALD in their
journey through life, hoping to see Getty
Grove continue in her good work.
Black Balbrigan underwear at Jacob
Bros.
Estimates will be prepared and SUBJ
nlitted to the city council as to the cost
of furnishing the city filtered water. The
committee of the council and superinten-
dent Coe will consider the most feasible
plans for fltering the water supply of
the city. Capt. Coe has siven the mat
ter very careful consideration, and he is
impressed with the idea that the service
would be increased so largely as to pay
a very handsome dividend to the city.
"A. H. Petit and wife left this morn
ing for visit of several weeks duration
among Mr.. Pettit's relatives and friends
in Ohio. His father and several uncles
reside in eastern Ohio, and he has not
visited them for seventeen years, although
his father has paid him an annual visit
here. They will stop in Cleveland, Mount
Alliance, and other points in
Ohio, returning about the middle of June.
May their trip be one of unalloyed pleas
IRE.
An old man, H. Dummert, living near
English Grove, tired of life, shuffled off
this mortal coil the other day by taking
9 dose of rough on rats. What induced
him to so rash a deed is not cearly known,
but it is said that it was trouble of a
domestic nature arising over the distri-
button of his property. He had made a
division among his sons, and dissatisfac-
ton resulted to degree that the old
man preferred to usher himself into the
unknown than to submit to the trials of
the present.
Miss Lille Howard leaves on Wednes-
day of next week to attend the com=
exercises at the military
academy at West Point. She win re-
main there for several days, and thence
go to Maine on visit. her brother, Har-
ry, accompanying her. They will return
to Sank Centre before July 1st, and Har-
ry will remain here until September,
when he expects to be assigned to active
dnty, commissioned as second
lieutenant, U. S. A.
Go to Jacob Bros. for your stray
hats.
e. L. Carver, long and respected resi-
dent of this vicinity, celebrated the fif-
ty-sixth anniversary of his birth on Fri
day last, and it was remarkable and
occasion. His aged mother,
Mrs. Nelson Carver of Kendall, Wis,
was present, and though past three
score years and ten, is still hale and
hearty. This family reunion was very
delightful one to her. There were pres
emit, of her descendants, eleven grand
children and seven great grand children.
Long may she be spared to attended,
ly interesting anniversaries.
The northwestern District Encamp-
ment Of the 6. A. r. will be held in St.
Cloud on June 9th-12th, and our sister
city is making great effort to score a
brilliant success, and it is safe to say
will not disappoint her visitors. The
following prominent persons are
expected to be present: Coy. Merriam
and Staff, Senator c. X. Days, Con-
gresham N. Castle, Hons. John D.
Smith, Ignatius Donnelly, c. D. Kerr,
John. P. Rea, w. M. Campbell, Knute
Nelson, VIM. Lochren, Col. William Col
vile. Col. James Compton, Commander
Parker, Hon. w. H. Houlton.
BLACK sateen shirts at Jacob Bros.
Ten students of the high scool will
graduate on Friday evening ofnext week
the largest class ever graduated. The
fOJ1owinr iS q LIST of tha oraduafeS. Tohn