The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-07-21
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The Baptist church is being sided,
painted and improved generally.
-R. T. Greene is slowly recovering
from the tortures of rheumatism.
Why is thecity council having such a
frightful attack of economy oflate?
Townsend & White made another
heavy shipment of stock to Mandan on
Tuesday night.
Geo. B. Bowman and Lily E. Rich
ardson appeared before Judge Barto on
Sunday and were made one.
M. A. Scheldrup is rapidly developing
wholesale business. The orders are
constantly growing in number and size.
Ezra TAFT came into collision with a
hydrant on Pine-st. Wednesday after
noon through the carelessness of one of
the drivers and barely escaped serious
injury.
The ladies' sewing society of West
port will give an ice cream social at the
Westport hotel on Friday evening OF
this week. The proceeds will go to the
church.
| DIR. Rich, Ezra TAFT. o. b. Boobar,
and party of gentleman from st. Paul
| consisting of Geo. Hosmer, and Messrs
Dix and Chamberlain are in camp at
Cedar Lake.
Halle Lamb was made happier than
a boy in first boots on his last birthday.
1t was all because Of "A bicycle, the gift
of his father. He already rides like a
| professional. The wheel was furnished
by Noel 6. Tobey.
-Chas. L, DeLaittre, whose face was
for years one of the most familiar on the
road, died at his home on Highland ave.
in Minneapolis Tuesday morning. He
had stroke of paralysis about two
years ago from which he never recovered.
The Keller Mfg. Co. will furnish
electric lights as cheap as they can be
procured from any other source. Re-
pairs and improvements on large scale
are under contemplation, when the sys-
tenn will be not only complete but per-
feet.
The Republican club organized on
Friday evening started into existence
most vigorously, and will be a power
politically during the campaign. 1t is
vigorously differed and will furnish
plenty of solid arguments for its exist
ence. A ratification meeting should be
| held bv it so soon as the state officers
are nominated.
-Ormus Marshall seems to be little
| ahead-not over half length. He has
been running a race with Robert Kells
in the matter of erecting houses on
opposite corners ofSeventh and Pine-sts.
Both will be handsome residences, well
located and every way desirable as
| homes. But what on earth does Robert
| need it for?
The water main on Pine-st. is all
laid and is in perfect order, under the
| direction of Ezra TAFT, for John Batchcl-
| der, who had the contract. Nearly or
quite every place on both sides of the
street has taken the water, and Mr..
Batchelder's force was kept mighty
busy i'll making taps and laying service
| pipes. The extension will prove good
| investment for the city.
Prof Woodley has been notified of
the acceptance of Maud Childs by the
examining board of Wellesley college.
! The requirements tor admission to this
institution are very rigorous and the
fact that her work in the Sank Centre
! High school has been credited on the
books there means that our High school
ranks with the best preparatory schools
of the East. Maud's course through so
| famous college as Wellesley will be
| watched with great interest by her
friends here.
There is a good deal of activity in
the building line this summer, but it is
being carried on without any beating of
drums or spread of banners, and only
those who have vainly sought for work
men probably realize its extent. Among
the important ventures booked for the
near future is a fine brick block to be To-
Gated on the corner adjoining the HER
AID building. Joe Miller of Getty, is now
hard at work considering plans and be-
| fore the snow flies there is definite prom
Use of 25x7O two story building. 1t
will be rented for business purposes.
There was a great electric storm
throughout the country on Saturday
last to an extent that almost prevented
telegI aphic communication III some sec
tions. notably between Chicago and New
| York. 1t manifested itself here by an
auroral display in the evening which was
grand beyond description. Great ban.
ners of shifting light centering nearly in
the zenith, formed magnificent an
ever changing corona. While the color
ing was not as brilliant as in February,
yet it presented some beautifully shaded
banners. Scientist are seeking to trace
some connection between these great
auroral displays and sun spots.
| The sociable at the residence OF DR..
McMasters on Thursday. evening last
was most enjoyable affair. The re-
freshments were all excellent and the
service all that could be desired. The
entertainment program consisted in part
of Rotations by Miss Evans, guest OF
Miss Knott, which were admirably rem
dered. She is trained elocutionist and
reads with fine effect. Vocal and instru-
mental music by Mrs. Miner. w. Hen.
shaw, and was not the least interesting
feature, all acquitted themselves most
creditably. The hospitable home of the
| good doctor and his wife, with its ele.