The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-03

The tramp nuisance had risen to an
uncomfortable height, and on Tuesday
night last number of citizens volun-
teered to assist the police In Kidding the
city of these unwelcone visitors. Just
before dark number Of tramps were
found 1T the Great Northern yards,
three OF whom were arrested and the
balance run out of town. Since then
there have been no petty Expectations
in the way of cellar brrglaries and acts
of larceny.
Rev. F. w. Hart went TO Long Prai-
RE on Monday. He is one of a commit
tee to investigate the charges against
Rev. Deets of that place. Rey. c. w.
Lawson is connected with the investiga-
ton as prosecutor. There were also
several other members OF the committee,
all clergymen occupying them, A report
of the investigation will be made to the
state conference. 1t is duty all of them
would have been very glad to have COM
mitted to other hands.
Charles Fleiner of New York City,
and his daughter Frieda, are the guests
of Albert Dahlem. Mr.. Fleiner is half
brother of Mr.. Dahlem, and twenty three
years ago was a resident of Sank Centre
for several months. This is his first
visit here since that time, but he finds
much to recall the Sank Centre of 1870,
both in persons and things. He is at
present associated with Mr.. Vessel, his
brother-in-law, who visited this city re-
Gently. He will remain several days.
ED Buck and wife and Miss Susie
Warren returned on Saturday from an
extended driving tour through Stearns,
| Wright, Hennepi1i, Anoka and Sherburne
counties. Mr.. Buck had some specimens
| of wheat and oats from Sherburne
county, from the light sandy soil, which
were not much over six inches in height,
with heads a couple of inches long, con-
tanning very little grain. He said they
were fair specimens of hundreds of acres
which were being harvested with now
ing machine. The crop outlook along
the upper Mississippi river is far from
encouraging.
/ w. d, Tomlin, state boiler Inspector
for the old. Fifth congressional district,
has been in the city and vicinity during
! the past week. He has made fifteen
inspections, and finds the boilers all in
good order-nore than ordinarily good,
| due to the fact that the water used is
excellent. He has licensed eight engi-
neers. Any persons desiring licenses can
obtain them by applying in person to F.
G, Hull, engineer of the st. Cloud water
works, and passing a satisfactory exam
| nation. Any violation of the law, in
running an engine withour license will
be prosecuted-says the boiler Inspector
/ w. p. Hilsdale, in response to a
demand of long standing, has added to
his prosperous business, a department OF
merchant tailoring, and is now prepared
to do any work in that line. He has
secured the services of A. Benson, who
has been engaged in that business here
for several months, and he will have
three others at an early day. He has an
. expert cutter, and with the finest o
!; workmen. Every garment will be guar
anteed, both as to fit and quality. Stacks
of suitings of all grades have been pur
chased, and it is now possible to secure
as fine tailor made suits righl at home
as can be procured in St.Paul or Mime
| anolis