The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-08

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"A complete line of art stamping o
all kinds and grades-a beautiful ant
attractive assortment, finest ever shown
in the city, at Mrs. Peake's. Ladies
these goods will certainly interest you
The dandelions have taken the cit,
by storm again this season. As beauti
full as they are, considered Individually
when aggregated as they are at present
In this vicinity, they are decided nui
sance.
The electric light company has made
number Of valuable improvements re
Gently. It has taken down the old pole.
not in use, painted the new ones, ani
will swing all the arc street lights from
| brackets.
The Mayor has issued a proclama
ton against ball playing in the streets
This is as it should be. 1t is public
nuisance. dangerous to persons and
property. There are plenty OF places Of
casv access for this pastime.
In a number OF places in the city the
limbs of shade trees overhahg the wall
so low as to be "a nuisance. A little judi
cious trimming would be double i'm
provement-the trees would be hand
somer and nuisance would be removed
Rev. ]. A. Wood is fortunate in hav-
ing Vermont brother who appreciates
how difficult it is for Minnesota resi-
dent to procure pure article of maple
syrup. There is no doubt of the article
in question-it has been satisfactorily
tested.
w. c. Brown, representing the Ger
man Insurance Company Quincy, came
up last week and satisfactorily adjusted
the loss S. w. Fredericks of Westport.
1t will be remembered that his dwelling
house was destroyed by fire couple OF
weeks ago.
Diamond Wall Finish dispfaces kalso-
mines and wall paper; it is sanitary and
is recommended by sanitarians. Dia-
mond Wall Finish is beautiful either in
Alabester, white, or any of its tints.
Call on Hanson & Emerson and seesam-
pies of work.
&C. M. Sprague, S. M. Bruce, R. T.
Greene and VIM. Pangburg represented
the Oddfellows lodge Of this city at the
annual session of the Grand Lodge of
Minnesota, at Rochester this week.
Capt Bruce was made member of the
committee on milesge.
-Children's Day will be observed at
the Methodist church next Sunday. A
sermon appropriate to the occasion will
be preached in the morning by the pastor,
and in the evening concert will be given
by the Sunday School. All other services
as usual. A welcome to all.
Miss Hannah Petit returned on
Monday from Vancouver, Ore. where
she has been teaching ir the state insti.
tuition for the blind. She was accorded
warm reception upon her arrival, by
her scores OF friends, and few persons
have more OF warmer ones.
William Williams returned on We'd
nesday from the Glenwood encampment.
He says there is a great crowd there, but
the conveniences for entertainment are
not adequate. There were not shelter
tents enough, and the committee was
obliged to erect wooden barracks.
The high school nine of this city beat
the Willard club ar the Glenwood encamp-
ment &c to II. The boys played for
gate money, but as there was no gate
playing in field surrounded by wire
fence, not a nickel was collected, and
they paid their own expenses. They
kick.
The official proceedings OF the meet.
ing ofthe b,ard of county commissioners
held on May 9th, was published in the
Daily Times on May 31st, three weeks
later. The delay was due, doubtless to
the crowded condition of the court
house. A new one should be built at
once.
All persons interested in bicycling are
requested to meet at the store of L. M.
Bunnell. on Monday evening at eight
O'Clock, to make arrangements for pa
rade and races on Fourth of July. There
will be large number of wheelmen from
out of town, and the wheelmen will ha ve
a prominent part in the celebration.
Rev. CIV. Lawson delivered an admir-.
able sermon to the graduating class OF
the High school on Sunday evening last
from the text "Acquit You Like Men y
1t was thoughtful and practical ser.
mon, admirably adapted to the occasion
pointed with Illustrations of peculiar ap
ness. 1t was listened to with marked
attention and impressed all who heard
it.
Roy Hoople, president of the bicycle
club of Duluth, won second prize in the
Duluth race last week. making the ex-
traordinary time of ten miles, in thirty.
five minutes and eighteen seconds. He
made the fastest time, but was handi
capped three minus, in order to even
up with the other riders. He is an ex-
pert rider-the best at the head of the
lake.
Henry Diebel has completely re.
modelled the Lake Shore House, and car
assure his customers of the best table
and room couveniences to be found, at
reasonable rates. Regular boarders will
find this a most desirable home. Farm
ers will be particularly well cared for, as
the house has commodlous stables, and
she rates are low.
Both bishops of the diocese of Min
nesota are i'll, Bishop Whipple having
had severe recurrence of an aggravated
and long seated case of catarrh. which
has taken in somewhat alarming feat
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