The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-21

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which was reported as taking place al
Ashby last week. This leaves but on,
of the family whom Sank Centreitcs viii
remember, the youngest son, Charles
now being the only living member.
Rev. Hart is uncertain whether the
next issue of his paper will appear at it.
appointed time or not. Should he be re
appointed to this place ty the annua
conference of Methodist churches, which
meets in st. Paul next month, he viii
probably continue his editorial duties.
After several months, waiting Peter
Medved gets the postoffice at Little
Falls. He had paid the Republican post,
master 81 600 for the office fixtures if he
would resign. Baldwin prevented the
resignation, aud after chasing the depart.
ment several months got the appoint
mert.
"A couple of races were held on Sat.
urday last, on the Hoboken road, over a
half mile course. George R. Whitney s
horse was out-trotted by Alan Vessey'
horse. In the running race Tor the same
distance, Harry Carr came in first, Ed.
Bennett second and Louis Krossein
third
There is a piece of sidewalk on
Maple-st between Third-st. and the resi-
dence OF Joseph Capser which needs at
tention from its owners or the city. Sew
eral citizens have narrowly escaped in
juries from loose and rotten planks, and
an accident is inevitable if the repairs are
not made.
Prot. Woodley has new bicycle.
He tried it for the first time on Friday
evening, part of the time the professor
was riding the bicycle, and part of the
time the bicycle was riding the protes sor.
The wheel got III its deadly work, cripp-
ling the professor, while it escaped with
out a scratch.
The Paynesville News has ceased to
be, on account of the lack of apprecia-
ton of its merits by the denizens of that
burg. Justice Haselton has probably
found out by this time that there is a
wide discrepancy in the necessary quail
fcations of an editor and country
Justice of the peace.
Geo. A. Freudenreich, an old time
resident of Sank Centre, and for several
years resident of Odessa, Russia, where
he has represented the Mccormick Ele-
vator Company, was in the city on Fri
day last. He expects to sail on his re-
turn to Russia, about October LIST. His
wife will remain in st. Cloud, where she
has resided for several years.
The mile bridge has been practically
rebuilt above the foundation and trusses
which were found to be as solid as when
they were put in, eight years ago. The
stringers and flooring were relaid, and
the roadway made two feet wider-in.
creased from fourteen to sixteen feet in
the clear. 1t was almost impossible fo1
teams to pass on the bridge as it was
but no incon genience will be experienced
hereafter
Charles Whipple was exceedingly un
fortunate in that he met with seriou:
injury which laid him up for weeks. But
there is silver lining to the dark cioud
after all. He was fortunate enough to
havesa policy in the Travellers Accident
Insurance Company, written by Mors'
and Lamb, and they had the satisfaction
of handing him on Saturday last, draft
tor $1o5. The policy for one year cost
him SIS 90.
Mrs. N. E. Peake has returned from
st. Paul and Minneapolis with the fines
assortment of fall millinery ever Offered
to the appreciative patrons OF Saul
Centre and vicinity. She spent two
laborious weeks in making her selections
and she is confident she can please tn
most fastidious. During year and NOR
of her residence in this city she has en-
gratiated herself in the confidence of thi
community as few can hope to do, an,
when she makes the announcement tina
she now does, it is accepted in its fUlles
meaning. She brought with her an ex
perienced trimmer, Miss M. Patterson
OF ST. Paul, young lady who can no
fail to please.
The Stedman elevator company,
partnership consisting of N. R. Stedma
of Warsaw, N. Y. Fred. Rowe of Mime
apolis, w. D. Townsend and A. E. Irwi
of this city, was formally organized O.
Friday last by the election of Mr.. Town
send as president, Mr.. Stedman treas
urer, Mr.. Rowe secretary and Mr.. Irwi
general manager. The treasurer an
secretary were given the power of sui
stitution, and Mr.. Irwin will PRACTICAL
discharge the duties of their offices. TIL
company Will deal in wheat and othe
grain. operate elevators, mills, etc. The
own two elevators, one here. and one a
West Union and are running feed mi
here. It is a strong company. well off
cered.
Last Sunday was day long to b
remembered among the people of TIL
vicinity, the occasion being the annu;
visit OF Bishop Zardetti of st. Cloud. t
the Catholic churches in this city. A
10 a. NJ, the bishop, assisted by Father
Brender of Willard, Gumper OF Lon
Prairie and Goebel ofthis city, celebrate
high massin the Irish church, after whic
/ Rishon Zardetti made a short addres