The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-05-26

store will be opened on Saturday by L
Nj. Bunnell, in the store formerly oceu
pied by P. Gaspard, on Main-st.
John Brown of Raymond, was in the
city on Saturday, on his way to St
Cloud, where he is serving on the grand
ury now in session.
The very best green leather boots
all sizes, for $1.75-former price $3.50
at Hedin's. No letter value in the mar.
ket.
Carpets! Moquette. Wilton Velvet,
Body Brussels. Tapestry Brussels, at
city prices, Alex Tully & Co.
The street commissioner is doing ex.
cellent work on the streets. He has the
street grader owped by the township at
work, and it serves its purpose admir-
ably.
| There will be no services at the Epis-
copal church on Sunday mornidg next, the
rector holding morning services, with
communion at Ashley. Sunday school
and children's service as usual.
IT. D. Davidson came in from Bangor
the other day, where he is pushing his
farming operations. He says that con-
siderable wheat on the low lands has
been drowned out.
Prof. Vath of the Academy will have
a class In German during the summer.
He is German by birth, and speaks the
language with as much fuency as no
does the English.
PROT. Woodley has leased the resi-
dence of Mrs. Childs whichhe will occupy
after July LIST. Mr.. Davidson will move
into the house then to be vacated by Mr..
Woodley.
Charles Fish came home for a day
during the past week. He is as full of
confidence as eyer that the Duluth, Hur-
on and Denver road will be built this
season.
Henry Keller spent Sunday and Mon
day at home, and left for St. Paul on
Tuesday morning to attend a meeting of
the directors of the Iron Cliff mining
company.
Contributions of flowers for decora-
ting the graves of the soldiers will be
thankfully received by B. R. Palmer Post.
Please send them to Memorial Hall on
Monday morning before nine o'clock.
j. A. Berg of Belgrade. a live and pro-
gressive business man, was in the city on
Wednesday. He SAYS the crops in the
southern part of the county are looking
well-never better at this season.
DIR, Campbell of Melrose was in the
city on Saturday. He impressed his visit
upon the attention of DR.. Lewis by
smashing out a sash full OF window
lights. He forgot that the Doctors Win
dows are not geared with weights.
The Normal Term OF the Sank Centre
Academy will commence June first, and
continue till July Goth. This arrange
ment will afford teachers an opportunity
to pursue a course of study before the
State Training School begins.
Judge Barto and family will make
two weeks visit with the parents fMrs.
Barto, at Winona, leaving here next
week. Judge Wilcox will adorn the
municipal bench during the absence of
Judge Barto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling Of Unionf ILL.,.
haye been the guests Of DR.. and Mrs Du-
Bots during the past week. Mrs. OAR
ling is sister of Harry Fayell-a consin
of Mrs. Dubois, whom she had not seen
in eleven years.
The statement of the First National
Bank, printed elsewhere, indicates a
most prosperous condition. The depos-
its exceed $105, 900, and the loans are
oyer $4,000 The stock is worth, on
its face, very nearly forty per cent pre-
MUM.
L. M. Bunnell proposes to keep in
stock full line of the best confectionery
fresh fruits of all kinds and nuts. In con-
nection with his store he will have a
pleasant ice cream parlor for ladies and
gentlemen, and will make speciality of
this line of business.
IS, E. Atkins of St. Cloud, who has
been with Whitney & Cooper for several
weeks, at work on the abstract books OF
the firm has returned to St. Cloud, hav-
ing completed his work here. He made
manv warm friends during his stay here,
who will always extend him a warm
welcome.
"A man the worse for liquor under
took to cross the trsstle of the Little
Falls and Dakota road, across the bay,
at the foot of Elm-st. He had gotten
nearly across, when he fell through into
the water below. He managed to crawl
out completely saturated with watere1-
ternally a. he was with whiskey intern
ally.
A delegation OF Knight Templars
from Morris Commandery, consisting of
William c. Bickenell, c. A. Greasy, J. L.
Pearce, o. c. Hanson, John House, W.
L. Colyer. w., Munroe, L. A. Hamil
ton, G. H. Munroe and c. Wintermute,
were in the city on Wednesday on their
way to St. Cloud to be present at the
institution of commandery there.
AT the Methodist church next Sum
day evening the services will be of re-
miniscent and experiential nature. Sew
eral ladies and gentlemen in short adj
dresses will speak on such subjects as the
significance of Memorial Day to the
ladies, "Reminiscences OF news from the
'front.'" War as destroyer of peaceful
pursuits, "Amelioratiye features ofwar,"
National cemeteries on Memorial Day."
All are invited