The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-06-09
Boots at Hedin's.
Slippers at Hedin's.
-Raroaius. az Hedin's.

III you want lhe oSSe' $500
L. M. Bunnell.
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day morning toe Parable of the leayen'
will be the subject of the serman and a
night the topic will be Daniel the maj
OF courages convictions.
-Baldness is catching says scientist
It's catching flies in summer time. Us,
Halls Hair Remover and coyer the bale
place with healthy hair and flies won't
trouble.
Bar fist Church Smitl,
Pastor. A. M. service 1890, topic: Zone
lad wl.re lie ought 60 be-, Evening
service O'Clock. Children's day con
cert All seats free.
Among our citizens who sojourned
in Minneapolis during the past week
were, Andrew J. Smith and wiic, M. A.
Scheldrup and wife, b. w. How. Mrs. N
H. Miner and E. l.. Hedin.
j.. c. Piratll entertained Mcssrs.
Court,ight of Minnea polls and Bucking-
ham of Chicago. on Sunday last. They
tested the advantages of Sank lake as a
fishing RENDEZVOUS, with good success.
-Iudgesp. B. Searle drove up from
Melrose on Wednesday evening and was
the guest olhis sister. Mrs. w. w. Woods
until Friday noon. He is absolutely
on the subject of politics.
Miss Eda Nelson closed a nine
months term of schoolin Belgrade on
Friday and has returned to this city.
The directorsexpress themselyessas much
pleased with Miss Nelson's work i'll that
place ) I = -
Fred Bunnel has takenathe electric
lights out of the Sank Centre House,
owing to disagreement with the Keller
Mig. Co. He is contemplating putin G
i'll dynamo. to receive its power from
the water woaks.~
The annual election of tie officers of
the Building Association, which was to
have been held on Saturday last, was
one week, owing to an allah
sorbing desire of i, number of the men,
bers to see the base ball game at Mel
rose.
Among the many beautiful presents
received by Miss Alice Moore upon the
advent of her wedding, was life sized
portrait OF herself. sent by her brother,
Bert, who is in New Orleans. The work
is splendidiy executed and it is a present
of great value.
Prof. Woodley has copy ofthe Edu-
cational Journal which he prizes. 1t
group of prominent western
men, among whom are the
portraits of Mr.. Lamb and himself.
This is fitting honor and the gentlemen
Fan justly feel proud oft.
The report which was circulated of
a prospective Fourth of July celebration
proved to be uniounded. In all proba-
Dility enough energy could not be infused
INTO the sinking patriotism OF Sank Cen
treites to stir up a smell of gunpowder
in honor of this glorious custom.
The case of the State of Minnesota
against Chas. Bedetl and Fred Davis, for
train wrecking has been dismissed. This
,ase has cost the county several hundred
dollars and q number OF witnesses have
made the trip to St. Cloud five different
lines, and the above is the result of it
lll
H. F. Alden went to st. Cloud on
to attend the wedding of
lis sister, Miss May Alden, and George
Jrquhart of that city. Miss Alden has
many friends in this city who unite in
upon her marriage and
Express best wishes for a happy wedded
ile.
-Messrs. w. w. Huntley, John Bar
lard, Edwin Johnson, chas. Dimond
md George Nottage are contemplating
. bicycle trip from Minneapolis to this
ity in the near future. Some of our
ocal wheelmen will meet the party at |
It. Cloud and return with them as !
scorts. - -
The alumni. banquet. which is to be
leld at the Sank Centre H ,use on Mon
lay next promises to he very enjoyable
occasion for those who are enrolled up /
IN the roster ofthe association. While
he program is not fully arranged, it will
,e; of interest and a Iull attendance is eH-
,ected
Mac. culbertun is preparing to re-
,aint his barber shop, and although he
S not going to have ally lettering done,
lie will paint it in such a way that no
me can mistake the nature of his bust
less. 1t will be a very patriotic looking !
building when Mac. finishes his labors |
Ipon it.
"A bulletin board has been placed in
ront Of the Sauk' Centre House, upon
which is recorded the convention news
IS fast as it is received: This eonyea=
ence is watched with anxiety by a
ur1ous crowd, all anxious to know who
he Minneapolis convention will choose
IS the gext president of the United
states.
Large numbers of the flower known
o botanists as the trillium grandifiora
ire being brought in from near Eagle
send by the train crews on the branch.
they are rase in tins part of the state
md but few, if.any. can ,e fqTpd around
his CITY. Mrs. r. T. Greene hasa large
lumber at the store, where they can be
een by any interested i'll botany.
On Saturday last, Miss Taylor re-
eiyed the news that her father Stuart
TAYLOR had died at his home in Castle
,olIard, ireland, on May 16. He was
Is years old at the tiTe OF his death.