The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-08-25
Baptist church, Rev. Leonard Smith,

DdpliSI CHURCH, NeV. Leonard Sn1Cn,
pastor-morning topic: Gods salt. Ev-
ening, fourth lecture on the life of Joseph:
Pharaoh's Dream. All seats free.
"A string Of a dozen or more bright
red, four-wheeled cabooses went west
over the Great Northern road on Mon
day morning. for use in the west.
The Baptist church property in this
city has been given a complete overhaul
ing and renovation. The building has
been reprinted and otherwise improved.
John B. Perkins and wife, VIM. Pang-
burn, Aaron Doty and David Cleveland
will attend the national grand army
encampmenti i'll Washington next month.
The Sank Centre Academy begins its
fall term Monday Aug. Goth. Judging
from the number of applicants, the en-
rollment will be greatly in excess of for
mer years.
Henry Capser left on Tuesday for
North Dakota points, to commence work
on the road as the representative Of
Donaldson, Ogden & Co., crockery
dealers of St. Paul,
i. c. Temple of Dayton, O., was in
the city on Monday. He is an expert
hydraulic engineer, and gave the pumps
of the water works thorough examina-
ton and overhauling.
The Northern Pacific road will
abandon its pumping station in this city
and take water from the city water
works. The depot building will also be
supplied with city water.
! IS. A. Clifford of the town of Lynden
in this county. was gored to death by
vicious Jersey bull. He was highly re-
spected citizen and farmer in good cir
cumstances, aged IS years.
st. Cloud now has fully equipped
paper mill in operation. Our sister city
is gradually expanding its manufacture
ing enterprises and taking leading, if
not commanding position in that line
"A bum tramp dropped asleep in the
lear of the Sank Centre House on Tues
day. He was awakened to realizing
sense of the situation by stream of
cool water from hose pipe. 1t did him
good.
During his illness r. T. Greene has
been occupying tent exclusively, night
and day, in the rear of his store. He is
assured thereby OF immunity from the
excessive heat and has an abundance of
fresh air.
w. S. Dean has completed retain
ing wall along the Third-st. front of his
beautiful building lots. He has improved
the property greatly since he purchased
it, and will erect handsome residence
this fall.
The Great Northern road has mott
fled George Tileston of ST. Cloud, the
-four miller, that it cannot for the pres
emit receive any freight for points be-
yond Buffalo, owing to the strike of the
switchmen.
The hail losses in this vicinity have
been adjusted upon basis varying from
$1.50 to $500 per acre. There have
been great many claims made where
the wind and rain have been more de-
structive than hail.
The Fox-Ingram lumber company is
receiving lumter very fast and arranging
it in attractive shape in their new yard
They have the office building enclosed,
| and the frame of permanent sheds are
up. The yard will be fine one.
Alden & Co. have commenced thus
early to put on sale their stock of holiday
goods. In the invoices already received
are number Of novelties in silver ware
suitable tor wedding presents. The asi
sortment in this line is better than ever
before.
Services will be held in the Congrega.
tional church on Sunday morning and
evening, Rev. E. Cory officiating. Morns
ing subject: The Goodness of God and
the Encouragements of Life. Evening
subject: Faith and its Future. You are
invited.
The Keller Mfg. Co. has not only
made and sold 1000 of the Lewis Even
ers during the past few months, but has
started in to put 1000 bob sleds upon
| the market for next winter. The factory
will put out the best sleds ever made in
the northwest.
In recognition of the services of the
firemen in saving the Little Falls depot,
at the time of the mill fire, the Northern
Pacific road has presented the fire de-
partment with check of fifty dollars.
This is graceful Acknowledgements of
valuable services.