The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-10
Corn and potatoes needed rain.

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Big reduction in all millinery and
ribbons at Mrs. Peake's.
Miss Annie Andre is confined to the
bed with pulmonary complaint.
Communion services will be held in
the Methodist church on Sunday next
The waterworks were shut down on
Wednesday for the purpose OF repairs.
The Methodist Sunday School held a
picnic at Nice ormick Lake on Tuesday
DIR. A. w. Cummings of ldonteyideo,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. S. Bish'
op.
William Taylor is building an add
ton to his house corner Oak and Fifth
streets.
The Episcopal Sunday School viii
hold a picnic at Fairy Lake on Friday
afternoon.
divers circus, a mone-hippic affair,
was in the city on Friday last and did a
fair business.
The eastbound night train on the
Great Northern road was six hours late
on Saturday.
Officer Coats has been placed on
duty by day, and Charles 7. Carr is do
ing night work.
Normal students wanted to board.
Mrs. H. Hansen, OF Fifth avenue south
st. Cloud, MINI.
Fly blankets and leather nets, cheap
er than ever, at prices to suit the times
at ]. G. Schank's.
Say, did you notice that elegant
stylish line of ladies Windsor ties just
opened at Blied's?
-Orr1n, a Young son OF James Van
Norman, suffered a facture of the arm,
one day last week.
The street commissioner has laid a
fine cross walk across Fourth-st., at
the corner of Elm-st.
M. c Kelsey and Rev. F. w. Hart,
with their respective families, will camp
at Birch Lake next week.
Ladies, be sure and see those fine
hats which Mrs. Peake is closing out to
make ready for fall goods.
The street lights were not burning
on Tuesday night, owing to an accident
to the generating machine.
John Dennis has been very seriously
i'll during the past week, but tits crafty.
ing to know that he is improving.
If you want two dollars for one,
purchase one of Jacob Bros. negligee
shirts. They are going below cost.
"A refreshing shower revived vegeta
ton generally on Wednesday morning
The ground was very dry and parched.
There will be no service in the Con.
gregational Church on Sunday next. A
week later Rev. 7. B. Drew will ofhcate.
Anton Johnson and Frank Rice have
gone into camp at Cedar Lake, near the
grounds vacated by DIR. Rich and family
ED. Buck expects to place his thresh-
ing engine in the field this fall, and is al
ready making preparations for the
work.
"A tailoring establishment, with a
full line of cloths has long been desired ii
this city, and Hilsdale has met the de
mand.
The many truthful testimonials in
behalf OF Hoods Sarsaparilla prove that
Hoods Cures, even when Others tail.
Try it now.
Mrs. 7. o. D. Midland. mother o
John and Marcus is seriously i'll. She /:
very aged, and her friends feel that sh'
cannot long survive.
Mrs. Mary ]. Wilkins is building an
addition to her home in Hoboken. 1t i:
expected that she will soon make this
city her home again.
The Sunday school class of Miss
Hattie James, of the Congregations
church. held picnic at Fairy Lake on
Wednesday afternoon.
"A chimney sweep in the PICTURESQUE
garb of his profession, was plying hi
vocation in the city on Wednesday. HI
had his voice with him.
Water from the city works has beer
put in by surface pipe by Ezra TAFT, Mrs
Colvert and 7. A. Norris. Every lot il
that block now has water taps.
Frank Clarity, who has been witt
L. NJ. Bunnell for several months, i
taking a well-earned vacation. He is ;
competent and diligent employee.
The extensive purchases made b,
Fred jacob for the fall trade, are jus
beginning to arrive, and they will con
tinue to arrive for the next month.
--Messrs. c. A. Morse, Paul Bridg
man, E. A. Richards and Fred jacob
went to Birch Lake on Wednesday TO
an outing, returning on Thursday.
The Sank Centre base ball cl u
played game at Ashley on Sunday las
with the West Union club. The scor,
was Is to 26 in favor of Sank Centre.
--On Sunday next twenty-seven chi
dren will receive their first commune
at the Irish Catholic church at 9 A. n
High mass will be said by Rev. ]. {
Goebel.
Work has begun on the elevator
Willard, which is being rebuilt. The or
burned in Westport will also be replace
n time for receiving the fall storage
wheat.
Michael Hogan was the recipient
numerous congratulations upon the a
rival of wee son, on Tuesday morninI
and he responded in the convention