The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-01

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Miss Rose Cooper has returned from
the University of Minnesota and will
spend her vacation at home. She has
made a very gratifying record in her
collegiate course.
Owing TO the illness OF both Bishops |
of this Episcopal diocese, the State coun-
Gil has been postponed from the seventh |
to the twenty-eighth of June. 1t will
meet at Faribault.
In the morning on Sunday next there
will be no services in the Methodist
church. In the evening Rev. F. w Hart
will occupy his pulpit as usual. He will
return home on Friday.
Everyone who can, should attend
the Glenwood encampment next week.
Our hospitable neighbors haye left moth
ing undone to insure an enjoyable visit
to their beautiful village.
| "A team belonging to DIR. O'Brien of
Park Rapids ran away from the front Of
| the Star Hotel on Wednesday evening
! and took to the country. They were
captured without serious damage being
y1one.
+. The proceedings ofthe Congregation.
al conference held last week in this city
is given at length elsewhere in this
1 paper. The HERALD is indebted to Miss
Kittie Norris for this very satisfactory
report.
M. A. Sheldrup and Howard Bishop
made a trip through southern Stearns
during the past week by team. They re-
port the grain looking well except in
low places: where there is surplus OF
moisture.
"A base ball game between Sank Cen.
tire and Melrose was slated for last Tues
dav. but the Melrose nine filled to APP
pear. A nine was picked up to take the
place of the Melrose boys, and the pick
ups made score of thirty to ten for thu
club.
The Keller factory is rushing work
on &c. 900 Lewis eveners for the sumrei
and fall trade. Orders have been booked
for $4,000 and still they come. TIL
factory has put in a new wood plane
i to take the place Of an old one recent.
! discarded.
The Journal-Press of Tuesday says
Misses frankie Wilkins, Margaret Mich
liner and Mary Kearney, teachers in tn
q public schools. took their departure th'
t morning. Miss Wilkins goes to her hon
T at Fan Claire, Wis.,, and the Others t
IS Iowa and the Chicago fair.
The band gayethe first OF its serit
) of out door concerts on Monday evel
IS ing. They marched about the streei
e and discoursed fine music. The boys Al
u not only doing better now than eve
but they are not at all selfish, giving tt
r, public vast deal OF pleasure by the
Of cheerful contributions.
p John r. Howard, claim agent of Z
he Great Northern road, offered 6. K Qv
fifty dollars for the damage done !
is wagon by being run over by backi'
r. freight train on the Great Northern,
n narrated IN this paper three weeks al
to The tender was declined, which Won
INDICATE that Mr.. Qvill will sue the ro
ur for damages.
in Owing to the illness OF Bishop 9
by bert. who by the way is now ccnvale
on ing, arrangements have been made wi
Bishop Thomas Of Kansas, to fill nu
int berof the engagements of Bishop Gilbe
as which he was compelled to cancel. BIZ
ay- OPP Thomas is expected in Sank Cen
Ieb on or about June 18th, when he will
midister the rite of confirmation.
,oi II suffered from acute infiammat|
ind IN my nose and head-for week q
wn time could not see fused Ely's Gre
les. Hahn and ia q few days / was cured.