The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-27

The Oddfellows were very much dis
appointed by the lack of the anticipated
attendance upon their exercises of those
from other towns who were expected.
but who were delayed by the storm. The
attendance, however, was very goods
considering the inclemency of the wealth
er.
-Considerable uneasinessi is felt among
thefarmers over lifelong continued snow
storms, which are greatly delaying the
spring crops sowing. The fear now is
that the seeding will be so late that
the fall frosts will create havoc with the
crops before they can be put in place of
safety.
Reports of high water are coming in
from all over the country north of us,
Fargo, crookston, Grand Forks and
other northwestern points are suffering
from Hoods, with no immediate prospect
ofrelief. In many places the water is
from forty to fifty feet above the low
water mark.
Charles Fiesler will again enter the
employ of M. A. Scheldrup in few days,
and will have the management of the
store, Mr.. Scheldrup expecting to visit
the Worlds Fair and take vacation
trip. Charlie is registered pharmacist
IN Illinois and expects to obtain trans.
fer to this state.
John R. Howard received notification
on Friday that the east bound passen-
ger train ran into and killed section
man near Rothsay. The man was 60
ing over the track in the storm, to as.
certain If it was in proper condition for
the passage of trains, and was killed
| while upon duty.
The ball given by the dancing club
on FRIDAY evening was gratifying sue
cess. The attendance was not as large
as was hoped, on account of the storm
but no more pleasant occasion of the
kind has taken place this winter. The
club expects to hold another dance ir
about two weeks.
| Will II. Workman, who has been
head pencil pusher on the Little Pals
Transcript for some time past, has en-
tered the employ of the Little Falls Her!
aid, and will look after the "local" for
that sheetin the future. 1t is not kno wn
whether the Herald will come out as q
daily edition, or not.
| There is a strong desire afoot to hav
concise history of Sank Centre write,
for the use and to be The property of tn
i literary society. There are severalin tn
city to whom such a task would be easy
and no better way can be found to vii
| fame and gratitude in the community
Who will undertake it?
The commencement exercises OF tn
senior class in the high school have bee
, set for June z. 1t has not been decide
j as yet who will deliver the address, Blu
1t is anticipated that some speaker fror
the twin cities will be secured. The elias
will present their graduation essays an
addresses onthe regular class day.
RI The Worlds Fair Butter and By
t Company, which has leased the cream
cry here, intend to send man to tai
charge of it at once. He will RENAL
I here permanently, and buy produce
!. well as manufacture it. The industr
handled in this way, will be a valuab
7 accession to our business interests.
Eli Perkins decidedly disappointed
fair crowd by giving a very chestnut
d lecture on China and Japan at Memoir
), Hall on Tuesday evening Those WI
e attended we're very much disguised
y his would be displays of humor. 1t
0 understood that the Epworth Leagu
It who secured him. lost considerah
sum on the venture,