The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-12-28

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home. She is residing in Grand Forks
atpresent.
Miss Leta White closed very sue
cessiul term of school in the Fairy Lake
district on Friday last. She anticipates
| securing the position for the coming
spring term.
The bridges on the Northern Pacific
road are undergoing very thorough
course OF repairs during the present
week, IN anticipation of the high water.
in the spring.
The dance given by the Acme Hose
company in the Opera House on Christi
mas night was rather poorly attended.
Those who were present report very
enjoyable occasion.
Will Simonton is engaged in evan
gelistic work at Sank Rapids this week.
under the auspices of the college Y. Nd
c. A. of this state. He will visit his par
ents here next week.
Miss Rose Cooper "ill commence her
duties as teacher in the public school
after the holiday vacation, taking the.
position made vacant by the resignation
OF Miss Rose Apfeld.
Charles Marshall will engage IN the
draw business here in the immediate
future. He has moved his effects from
his farm in Grove Lake to this city and
will make it lis home.
e. H. Silver has opened blacksmith
shop in the building on oak-st.. and
Grove Lake-ave., just north OF the-Koo-
bins Office. He is an expert workman
and will give satisfaction.
Mrs. Colvert was taken i'll very sud-
denly on Sunday, while attending ser
vice in the Methodist church. The at.
tack was only temporary, however, and
she is now nearly as well as ever.
Our city will be represented at the
convention of the State Teachers associ.
alton in Minneapolis this week by Prof
ToodIey, Henry Johnson and Misses
TAFT, Greene, Ramsdell and Emerson.
The fire department narrowly es-
capped third run on Christmas day.
small FIRE in the mill cooper shop being
discovered by the mill hands in time to
extinguish it with few pals OF water.
The Y. P. 5. c. E. of the Congrega-
tional church will hold an evening So
cable at the residence OF W.. ]. White
field, Thursday, January 4th 1894. A
pleasant time may be anticipated. All
| are cordially invited to attend.
Prof. Woodley and Miss Lizzie TAFT
will both have place on the program
of the State Teachers association con-
| yention, in session at Minneapolis this
| week. Miss TAFT will read paper on
ItIiterature as basis of Primary read
ing.
i The public insta lation of officers O
the knights ofPythias to have been held
on.New Years night, has beeu POSTPONED
it not being possible for the grand chan :
cellor to be. present. The time will prob
ably be set at the regular meeting on
Monday,
I Hon. Isaac Patterson, and wife oil
ST. Ansgar Iowa were guests OF M. A.
Scheldrup and wife. During her early
girlhood. Mrs. Scheldrup resided in the
home of Mr. Patterson, and owes her
early. training and educations to the
efforts of himself and wife.
Mrs. w: S. Deans Sunday schoo
class in the Episcopal church displayed
some very practical charity on Christ
mas day. They procured number o
fine turkeys, which they distributed
among poor hut deserving families II
the city, and thus made many homes
brighter on account oil their Christian
spirit.
Rev. ]. A. Wood went to Birchdal
on Sunday afternoon to ofhciate at tn
funeral services held over the remains o
the youngest son OF E. S. Wheeler ant
wife. The services were held at tn
house and a large number OF sympathis
ing friends were present to express thei
condolences at the severe loss OF tn
parents.
Engineer Ed. otherwise known a
"Shorty") Boyles made the run of tn
season on this division of the Grea
Northern Sunday. He attached his hug
Il Mogul freight engine to a special passen
ger train from the coast, at Barnesvill
e and made the distance-144 miles--i
I the remarkably good time of three hour
j. and fortv-hve minutes.-[JournaEPres:
r The fire department was called GU
t about noon on Sunday, to extinguish
small blaze in the basement OF the Bal
fist church. For some time the fiji
coulc not be located, it Icing betwee
the floor and the ceiling of the has
ment, but after cutting hole in II
floor over the furnace. the blaze wa
easily extinguished. The damage W:
~ slight.
, The members of the Eastern ST.
lodge will give a masquerade ball t
morrow evening. Elaborate prepar
N tions are being made to make this t
IS social event of the season, and the &C
'. TUNES, fancy. comic and otherwise. tn
will be worn. will defy criticism.
IN elegant repast win be served during I
lie evening and good time is assured
e, who attend.
ALBERT Hargrove got considerat
~ worse for liquor on Thursday last, a
~ was decidedly quarrelsome and destrt
nd tive. He smashed out window in
Miller saloon, and seemed anxious TO
We fight. Officer Carr was summoned, !
ay Hargrove resisted the officer, but "
as overcome and lodged in the lookup.
was arraigned before Judge Barto W