The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-08-04

will preach morning and evening. Mu-
sic will be furnished by Misses. Rice and
Knott, and Messrs. Henshaw and Simon
ton, with Edith Norris as organist.
Frances Eleanor Trollope, the auth
or of "That Wild Wheel'-a new novel
JUST issued by Harper & Brothers-is the
wife OF the famous novelist T. Alolphus
Trollope, to whom she was married in
1866. She has written several success
tul stories, all of which are distinguished
for their freshness and originality. Her
faculty for making vigorous and lifelike
character-studies is especially note
worthy.
DIR. Dubois was called up to Little
Sank on Saturday to set broken leg.
The committee On credentials of the
democratic county convention held at
st. Cloud on Tuesday reported some
remarkable pecultarities. Among them
was the fact that L. Kells represented
Crow Lake and four-fifths of Sank Cen
tire, which is about the proper proper
ton. Theo. Bruener represented Eden
Lake Wildwood and divided Farming
with John Hammered. P. B. German
represented Getty and c. F. Mcdonald
came in from North Fork.
John Hoeschen averaged 200 barrels
of -four at his Melrose mill every day
last week, running from A. NJ. to -
midnight. He has Just closed contract
for 1000 barrels for Liverpool, to be de-
liyered at Duluth this month.
John Batchelder has received car
load ofthe superior brand of Kelly Island
lime, which has a solid reputation of be-
ing the best lime made. The company
has built the most complete kilns in the
United States at the head of Lake Superb
or, and is turning out product which
challenges competition. Mr.. Batchelder
has received car load of the superior
Kelly Island lime, for which he has the
Sole agency III CnlS CITY.
1t is with genuine pleasure that the
writer of this announcement, who is a
friend to the young lady in question,
gives the news to the people of Little
Falls of the approaching marriage of
Miss Louie Allen of Woodstock, Illinois,
and Mr.. Frank Fairchild of this city.
The wedding will occur at the brides
home in the early part of September and
they make this city their future place
of residence, the groom being in business
here as member of the firm of Booth &
Co. Miss Allen, who is a lovely young
lady, sister of Mrs. Gov. Barto, of St.
Cloud, has taught school in Sank Centre
and lately acted as clerk in the United
States land Office at ST. Cloud. ard in
both places has many warm friends.
Mr.. Fairchild's many friends in this city
will extend to himself and bride their
heartiest welcome and good wishes
Little Falls Transcript.
The August number of the Review of
Reviews contains character sketch of
Mr.. Grover Cleveland, written by
gentleman whose qualifications are adj
mittedly the very best. Mr.. George F.
Parker, who has recently edited Mr..
Cleveland's speeches, official messages
and other utterances, gives a sympa-
thetic and eulogistic, but careful and
candid sketch of the distinguished
standard-bearer ofthe Democratic party.
The sketch follows the well received ar
ticle on President Harrison, written for
the July Review of Reviews by General
Thomas ]. Morgan. This August mum.
Der OF the Review of Reviews is particu-
larry interesting. One of it's keenest ar
ticles is a sharp, and very unsparing
attack upon "Cahenslyism," by promi-
nent American Catholic editor, who
declares that within certain wing of
the Catholic church, there has been. and
is most unworthy conspiracy to
prevent the Americanization of European
emigrants to this country.