The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-05-25

IL any May ever developed any more
unpleasant and unreasonable phases of
| weather than the present one the oldest
inhabitant fails to remember the facial
least he can't locate the year.
The passenger engine on the Friday
night train westward gave out at West
Union, and a freight standing on the
track here had to supply the deficiency.
Its engins was sent up to pull. the train
to GAINESVILLE.
1t is for your own interest.to inves.
tigate the merits of the Sherwin Williams
paint. Time has proven it to be une-
qualled for durability, Sold by Hanson
& Emerson.
The tramp nuisance has broken out
in an aggravated form. A chain gang
is needed. Let it be once understood
that Sank Centre will provide plenty of
hard work for the fraternity and they
will give the city wide berth.
1t is suggested by the Mayor that
public meeting be called to consider the
matter of a Fourth OF July celebration.
providing our business men deem it adj
visable to celebrate. He will feel the
public pulse little before moving.
Three inches of rain fell Sunday
night, and the lake raised nearly two
feet. The gates are open and the fiat
below the city is flooded. There is more
water in the streams and sloughs than
there has been for several years past.
-Rev. NJ. w. Chunn, formerly Congre-
gat!onal minister at Glenwood, is at
present pastor of Unitarian church at
Luyerne, in this state. His case came up
for consideration in the Congregational
confer ence now in session in this city.
They are running some enormous
trains over the Great Northern road.
No. on Saturday, from which the un-
fortunate Dougherty fell, pulled into this
station with lightweight box cars-a
string more than 5000 feet in length.
Judge Searle has entered decree of
divorce in favor OF Mrs. Charlotte Morse
from her husband E. c. Morse. He was
formerly practicing attorney at st.
Cloud, and left suddenly to avoid conse-
quences of transactions not above sus-
picion.
Street Commissioner Warren has re-
moved the hand rail on the roadside OF
the sidewalk on Grove Lake avenue, and
relaid portion of the walk-a decided
improvement. He is doing great dea1
of valuable work on the streets, cross
ings and sidewalks.
AT meeting of the State High
School Board on Monday, the Sank Cen
tire High School was formally placed on
the list of first grade High Schools. This
was practically done some time ago but
| but not officially as no regular meeting
was held until Monday.
The dam needs, and will soon receive
a radical overhauling and Strengthening
/ 1t UtSlUS 70 SHOW uHLulSIdkSdDtS SYlQSu-
ces OF that decay which is unreparable
from age. 1t has stood a great many
years of pressure. It is difficult to con-
ceive what the result of break would
be--cert linly disastrous.
The Minnesota Brick Co. Of Little
Falls has started up with ninety hands
Sank Centre has an undeveloped brick
industry, which would give profitable
employment to hundred men, and nc
better raw materialfor fine and common
brick, tile and coarse pottery can b
found in the state. A fortune await.
some one.
The district encampment for thl
4 northwest district of the Grand Arm,
will be held at Glenwood on June 6. Z,
and 8. The principal speakers will b
Gov. Nelson and Senator John Day
/ Smith, Department Commander. An elat