The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-19
Un,o,a Gospel service.

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Thursday evening--God is calling yet
Friday evehing-Found wanting.
Sunday morning Salvation.
Sunday 8 r. M.-Children's meeting
Daniel. At 7:3O-continue the work
Mr.. Hunt closes his work here Sunda,
evening.
Extensive arrangements, are being
made for the ninth annual parade ofths
Melrose fire department on Monday
May 9TH, The parade will take place at
2 o'clock in the afternoon OF that day
headed by tho Melrose Cadet band, and
in the evening at O'Clock grand torch
light procession will follow. After this
a grand ball win be given at the village
hall.
Hon. H. j.. Gordon, the Minneapolis
poet and millionaire, formerly OF st.
Cloud, and we'll known to many of our
citizens, has purchased a forty-acre
orange grove at Aura, near Los Ange-
los, paying therfor $4,000. within
the past six months Mr.. Gordon has
invested sec, 900 in various kinds OF
porperty in this section.
"A few m5ihths prior, to the opening OF
the summer schools, spent in making up
some special studies will enable allteach-
ers to adyanee the grade of their certih
Gates and be an excellent preparation
for the work of teaching. There is no
better way to prepare than to attend
the Academy, during the month OF sum.
mer. Every pnc should attend.
The train which went west on We'd
nesdav over the Great Northern road
had aboard several United States Mar
shalls, with Sapt. Rice. There were en-
gines at both ends of the train, and the
cars were coupled and bolted together
to prevent strikers from separating the
cars. The 70 d has an injunction out OF
the United ST tes court to prevent strik-
ers from inter iering with trains.
1t is to your advantage to get our
prices on wall paper and win
dow shades before purchasing; we
carry an elegant line at astonishingly
low prices. We can furnish you with
painters and paper hangers. Call on us.
Respectfully,
HANSON & EMERsoN,
~. The Druggists.
The infant child of Mrs. lay Wood
ruff, whose husband was buried here less
than month since, died at-St. Cloud on
Sunday The body was brought to Sank
Centre tor iat erment beside it's father,
on Tuesday. Truly, she is sorely be-
reaved wife and mother. and the sympa-
thy of all goes out 10 her without meas
ure. She was formerly Miss Carrie Ward
of this city, w.
The area of wheat will be very ma
teriaffy decreased in this immediate vi
cinity this SEASON, and the acreage OF
other crops, NOTABLY corn and oats, will
be increased. The change will perhaps
not be great i'm any individual case, but
conversations with farmers indicate tina t
nearly all of them will make some change
in this direct ion, and the aggregate will
be perceptible Z.
Right Reverend M. N. Gilbert, assist
ant Bishop pf the diocese of Minnesota,
will officlate i'm the church of Good Samar-
titan in this city on Sunday morning April
Goth. He will preach and administer the
rite of confim alton in the morning. In the
afternoon he will visit st. Johns church
in Ashley, and in the evening he will adj
dress the children of the Episcopal Sum
day school id this city.
"A few months prior to the opening
of the summer schools spent in making
up some particular studies will enable
teachers to t raise the grades OF their GER
tihcates and at the same time be an ex-
cellent prepa alton for the work of teach
ing. The Academy offers such oppor-
tunities during the summer and every
teacher shou Id not fail to get i'll several
months of study before the fall schools
begin. -
The Fergus Falls city council has
fixed the liquor license at $500 a year.
That city has chief of police and one
patrolman, and pays the chief $45 a
month and the patrolman $35. Other
salaries are: Street commissioner, ST. rs
day; city attorney, $3.50 per month;
city clerk, $500 year; city physician
$50 year, health officer, sos year.
Fergus Falls has an assessed valuation OF
81, zoo, 900, about three times that OF
Sank Centre
"A few lays ago, lady in this city
was attracted by the beautiful face OF a
youthful girl pedlar who called at her
home. She w as questioned as to her home
and nation ality. Speaking English
quite plainly, she said she was Turk,
her home was in Damascus and she prac-
tically told of her desire to go back to
her father: her mother had died, and she
| was brought to this country by an uncle
She was a member of the Greek church
| and being asked, she repeated the Lords
prayer in the ripping language of the
Turks.
Bessie Johnson, an employe at the
Star Hotel, died suddenly this morning
of heart failure. She was discovered by
/ another domestic when taken sick but
before medical aid could be summoned
had expired. DIR. McMasters, the cor
oner, was called, but did not deem q
| post mort$m necessary. The girls
| mother is a resident OF the town oil Cor
don, in Todd county, and the remains
| were placed in her care today. The de
ceased was sixteen years old, and ha6
| only been irt the city week at the time
| OF her death.
/ Strenuous effort has been made BY
his friends to have Lieut.. Harry P. How
ard OF the Sixth US. Cavalry, detailed
as military instructor at the University
of Minnesota. = The Board of Regents
made the formal request for his services o