The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-07-21
THURSDAY. July FL. 1892.
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Wheat No. Hard zoe.
Fresh fruits daily at Bunnell's.
-Raspberries are coming to town in
large quantities.
August Rien has put up large new
barn on his home lot.
There will be no services at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday.
Henry Marie removed his family to
Fergus Falls on Tuesday of last week.
The Epworth League will give an ice
cream social at the Woods building next
Tuesday evening.
Edith Norris was reminded of Ala
bama on Saturday by the arrival of a
half-barrel watermelon.
John Shepard caught pike in this
lake on Thursday last weighing, he says,
eight pounds and half.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an ice cream social on
the church lawn tonight.
The house across the street west from
the srockade has been made very attrac-
tive by neat coat of paint.
The poles for the new electric light
plant have been set, and they are very
large and imposing in appearance.
Christopher Lewis is eularging his
home by building an addition to the
west side, tine full size of the house.
"A. o. Madison dispersed of his fat
cattle and hogs to good advantage at
the Twin city stock yards last week.
Officer Coats gathered in two ugly
specimens of the genus tramp Monday
evening. They were gwen forty days.
The heavy rain on Monday night
caused slight break at the Davidson
mill. A new flume is now being put in.
-Merte Bunnell's sidewalk has been
dressed up in such artistic colors that
the man is yet to be found who can pass
by.
Rev. T. Ukai of Toxic, Japan, will
lecture at the Methodist church Monday
evening Aug. LIST, on "Old and New
Japan"
Mrs. ]. A. Caughren, who was sum-
moned to Wlllmar by the illness of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. E. G. Bloomfield, has
returned.
$500 will buy an elegant pair OF
ladies french kid button shoe of H. H.
Gray's and Son make at the Boston
Shoe Store.
ID. J. Jones, formerly telegraph opera
tor at the Great Northern depot, has
gone to Devils Lake as assistant to the
station agent there.
We are prepared to give you better
value for your money than ever before.
G1ye us a call and be convinced, the
Boston Shoe Store.
C. A. Emmerson has been rehtting,
repairing and painting the Weimer house
recently purchased by him. and is max
ing 1T very attractive.
The night train eastward over the
Great Northern has been late from an
hour to FIVE hours on several occasions
during the past week.
A fresh stock of Plngree and Smiths
shoe just received this week. Don't fail
to try a pair OF this celebrated make of
shoes at the Boston Shoe Store:
Clara Knudson is very i'll. Her Sis
ter, Mrs. A. c. Wonderlich of Brainerd,
arrived home yesterday and the other
members of the family are expected.
Mr. and Mrs d. w. Reed of the class
of 90 of the High School are in Battle
Creek, Mich. Mr.. Reed will take three
years course in the Advent college there.
Baptist Church-Leonard Smith,
Pastor. A. M. service 1890. Topic,
Building. P. NJ. service o'clock.
Topic, Resting" Sunday School IL
noon.
Ed. Smith of West Union. had an
operation performed on Friday for the
removal of a tumor from his face. 1t
was successful and he has almost wholly
recovered.
Gentlemen we can give you genuine
hand sewed french calf shoe Tor $500
which can not be surpassed for ease and
durability for the money at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Mel. Billed has had his store wired
for two arc and number of powerful
incandescent electric lights by the Keller
Company. The effect will be pleasing
and brilliant.
The gun club was out for practice
Tuesday evening. Geo. Bishop covered
himself up with glory, making the best
record of the evening. The club meets
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
&C. D. Hoffman has come down from
the mill and is hard at work in the office
at the lumber yard of V. A. Whipple.
By the way, there are few such extensive
and comprehensive goods in the State.
Dock Hall has taken the position of
night clerk at the Sank Centre House.
George Hesler who has been occupying
the position. has gone to St. Cloud to
be night clerk at the Grand Central
Hotel.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of c. ]. Lofgren, cashier of the Nor
man County bank, to Miss Ella Adlers
of Ada, on Wednesday, July II. Charley
and his bride will be in Sank Centre
about Aug. 1.
-Third-st. on it's north side looks like
it had picket fence along the sidewalk.
With electric light. fire alarm, telephone
and telegraph poles scattered along, one
must be a little cautious or there is dan