The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-06-11


who have been visiting c. {. Tobey for
some time. Everyone here will wish him
happy and successful pastorate, and it
is gratifying to know that he has so tar
recovered his health as to be able to re-
sumo active work again.
The contract for the side walk
around court house square has been let
to F. I. Stiles at $50 per square yar1.
The walk will be square tiles and will be
IL feet wide in front and eight feet wide
on the sides and rear. The granite
cui bling for the square is now being
delivered by the Western Granite Co.
journal Press.
The delegates of the Sank Centre fire
department attending the state conven-
ton at Jordan, are. At large, Chief l..
E. Coe; Acme No. 1, ]. c. jacob; Clipper
No. 2, Walter Cummings; Hook & Lad
der, VIM. Scherff1us. The boys of this
department always occupy a promi-
nent and influential position in the state
association, and the delegation this year
will be no deception.
Dawes How has been making butter
this week at the creamery with as much
vim as would be manifest in an expert
at the business. Dawes is one of those
all-around good fellows who can adapt
himself to any emergency, and it was a
lucky strike as Kimmell was unable to
attend to his duties on account of his
fall and the resulting soreness.-[M Mel
rose Sun.
"A double-page portrait, drawn from
life, of Thomas A. Edison in his labora-
tory will be published in Harper's weekly
for June 10th. A sketch of the Yale and
Princeton baseball teams, with por-
traits, will be another interesting feature
of the same number. The four-page Sup
plement will comprise an article on the
New York Coffee Exchange written by
DR.. Richard Wheatley and ample illus
trated.
"A. M. Crowell has been in town since
last Saturday looking up facts connected
with the divorce case between him and
Mrs. Crowell. A decree of divorce was
granted him almost a year ago, the
papers showing that she admitted serv-
ice. She now claims that the divorce
was secured by fraud, and the case comes
up for hearing at St. Cloud to-day. If
some of the letters held by Mr.. Crowell
were published they would make inter-
esting reading.-[Long Prairia Argus.
Ringing Bros, proprietors and
managers of Ringing Bros Worlds
Greatest Shows wish to announce to
the people of Stearns county and the
surrounding country that on Friday
June rs, the date of their great moral
shows at Sank Centre, gambling, etc.,
will positively be prohibited. The press
in the towns where they have appeared
speak very highly in their praise and
there is no doubt that they will fulfill
their promises, as they have done in the
past.
flames Irving, the great Partisan
aerialist, whose marvellous teats of Jug
Cling, eating and drinking while balanc-
ing, head downward, on a trail trapeze
bar, high up in the dome of the immense
tent of the Ringing Bros.
Enormous Shows, is the French gymuast
who created such furore in Paris six
months ago. The Ringing Brothers
have "got him ON their list" of stellar
attractions and the way to see him is to
visit the great Railroad Shows at Sank
Centre, Friday, June Goth.
The wandering minstrel that fur
nished much amusement on the streets
Saturday evening, was last seen in the
company of Officer Rice vending his way
toward the Cooler" The violin used
by the soloist was little out of tune,
having come in contact with consider
able of the ardent. Home Sweet Home"
was the first strain that echoed through
the cells of the police station on Monday
He LETT for parts unknown
after paying oyer to Judge Barto the
sum of SO.
-R. Duke Barnum, of firm of Putnam.
Barnum & Glidden of New York city,
was in the city on Wednesday, negot,at-
ing for the output of the Spring Brook
Creamery. He is live gentleman who
the commission business
thoroughly, and the creamery associa-
ton evidently made no mistake in nego-
tiating with him. His firm will receive
a shipment of 2,4oQ pounds manufact
ured during the past week. He was ae-
companied by r. A. Shultz, travelling
agent of the Merchants Dispatch trans
portation company, which undertakes
to deliver goods in refrigerator cars to
New York from this city in five days.
-Nels. O. Reiquam, of Crow River,
was arrested on Tuesday upon a war
rant sworn opt by D. F, Saleim, of the
same place upon a charge of using abus~
i've language tending to provoke an as
sault on May 10th. The case was up
before Justice Jas. A. Martin yesterday.
1t appeared that the dispute had arisen
oyer some cattle belonging to the defend
ant which was running at large. Rel.
guam was found guilty and fined 81 and
costs, amounting to $T6.5O. Attorney
O. w. Baldwin appeared for the defend.
ant and the case has been appealed to
the District Court.-[St. Cloud Times.
Officer Rice was kept very busy on
Saturday afternoon and evening last.
After having convinced party that it
would not be advisable to steal team,
his attention was next directed to trio
of section men from Eagle Bend. They
arrived in town with plenty of money,
and, as matter of course, had plenty of
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