The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-05-04
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Il ~ VI ~ mas bSNh iNNNAsNo a. ~AAAS ~Asy
that Helen. the little daughter of H. p.
Gallup, is seriously i'll with slow lever.
Mr.. Gallup stated that this had been
| running for some time and she did not
seem to rally from it. 1t is to- be hoped
that by the time her father reaches her
she will be on the high road to recovery.
DIR. Dubois. health officer, is calling
upon the people to clean up. Such a call
is needed and it should be acted upon at
once. Even the streets in some places
are veritable cesspools, and back yards
which face upon the main streets of the
city are overloaded with nastiness. A
"clean up notice is, much needed
thing.
The district conference of the Con-
gregat1onal church which was to have
been held in Little Falls, will be held in
this city on May 81 and %. strong
effort was made to have DIR. Smith Bak
er OF Minneapolis, deliver an address on
"Congregationalism" on that occasion.
but he has declined on account of other
engagements.
The alumni association are revising
and redrafting their constitution and
bylaws, and will include in them pro-
vision for an installation ceremony for
new officers elected, and a reception OF
new members. The new officers will be
elected and installed at a meeting to be
held before the banquet, which is to be
held on June 8.
Two mammoth new passenger loco
motives have been received by the Great
Northern for their new passenger service,
which is to be inaugurated soon. The
engines have six foot drive wheel and
speed. They will be placed on time
freights for trial until needed for the
passenger runs.
Through the kindness of T. w. Mann,
we are in possession of neat pamphlet,
entitled, $1,000 Miles Through Wonder
land" portraying sights seen and pleas
ures enjoyed during trip over the
Northern Pacific road. The book is a
very neat souvenir as well as first-class
advertisement and has only to be seen
to be appreciated.
The members of the high school will
give concert on June 2, which
promises to be a feature in the entertain
ments of the season. The program is
already arranged and work upon it be-
ing pursued almost daily. Those who
are cognizart OF the program and the
merits of the performers say that it will
be well worth attending.
The Epworth League, assisted by
the members OF the Methodist choir, will
give concert on May II, which prom
Uses to be very enjoyable occasion.
The members are rehearsing with might
and main for the work, and when the
event occurs will be thoroughly proficient
in their parts. Those interested in good
music should wait for it.
The members of the 6. A. R. post
have secured the services OF F. M. Eddy,
of Glenwood, as a speaker for their
Memorial Day exercises. Those who
have heard Mr.. Eddy and know his ca
pabilities as speaker will rest assured
of a treat on this occasion. A full text
OF their program for that day will be
published in future issue.
We call attention this week to the
ad. of l. M. Bunnell on the first page o1
the HERALD. During his entire busine IS
career in Sank Centre, Merte has been a
liberal patronizer of printers ink, anu to
1t IN great measure he owes his present
success. The ad. speaks for itself and
should be read by anyi who desire to
learn of quality and variety of goods in
his line.
The roof OF the opera house is in q
very bad condition. During the Oddfel
lows exercises on Wednesday evening o.
last week, the water dropped through in
such quantities as to necessitate the re
moval OF seats and placing of pals tc
catch it. This ought to be attended to
before the leaking causes the plasterins
to fall and necessitates added expense ir
repairing.
"A new mail service has gone into
effect between here and Duluth, which
enables mail to reach us twelve hour:
earlier than heretofore. 1t is carried tc
st. Cloud and Elk River on the Great
Northern, thence being transferred tc
the Eastern Minnesota and proceeding
to Duluth with very little delay. This
mail must all be sent on the east bound
night passenger.
M. B. Warner, of Sedan, and Miss
Ella Welsh, daughter of l. E. Welsh. Of
this city, were married in Willard on the
oath inst. Miss Welsh is one of SauL
Centres well known young ladies, having
attended the high school for some years
during which time she proved to be a
very estimable young lady and won
scores of friends. The young people will
make their home in Sedan.
The banquet of the literary society
has been given up, owing to the press Of
work in other directions. This is a dis
appointment to those who had beer
looking forward to the event, but the
brunt of the labor of getting up the pro.
gram and pertecting other arrangements
was thrown upon those who from lack
OF time were totally unable to attend to
it, and SO it was given up.
Edward Simonton has concluded to
remain in Sank Centre during the sum
mer, and will give music lessons to pu
pills. His well known ability as must
clan, which was SO ably demonstrated