The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-06-13
Ladies' and children's trimed hats
from Is cts. up at Mrs. Peake's


from Is cts. up at Mrs. Peake's
A telegram was received from Ed.
Whitefield at Seattle. on his way to
California. which reported him all right
at that place.
&c. Barger of New York City,
commission merchant dealing largely in
butter and eggs has been in the city dur
ing the past week.
E. B. Simonton, the jewler, HIS some
beautiful tea sets. You should see them.
They are quadruple plated goods, guar
| anteed to be the bes- made.
Don't let the scorching sun OF June,
Your chiidren's head distress;
When Mrs. Peake sells sun-bonnets,
For thirty cents and less.
| Lucas Kells has thoroughbred collie
puppy from the N. P. CLARKE kennel.
These dogs fir intelligence and usefulness
stand at the hea OF the canine race.
The failure of National bank at
Pel!a, Iowa. has delayed the return OF
Henry Held. who expected to return at
once, and engage in the manufacture OF
cigars here. as noted two weeks ago.
James Ingram has been mp into the
Itaska Park, accompanying A. A.
| Whitney. No site has been selected for
a house, but will be very soon, when
Superintendent Whitney will push the
building with energy.
A band OF campers or emigrants who
were going through the country in
prairie schooner, camped near Owen
Hiland's farm northeast of the city, and
took occasion to supply themselves with
mutton from MIR. Hilaad's flock Of sheep.
Have you seen the New Columbia
Bicycle? Do not buy wheel until you
have seen it. H. F. Alden. the Ieweler,
next best wheel in market, the Hartford,
at,SSO and $50. Call'and inspect them.
The past week was favorable one SO
far as rainfall is concerned. A large
amount of water fell, but not more than
the thirsty earth could comfortably
drink in. The conddeions at present is
US favorable for prospective ciops as
rrould be desired.
A fourteen.ye old SON Of Joseph
EOstendorff of Metres Grove, We $ thrown
ktrom a wagon and the wheels passed
over his abdomen. ruficring serious in
Eternal injuries, although not necessarily
kfatal. Medical attendance was sum-
] moned from thiseity.
4 In common with the entire north
i and for some reason not explained, tt1t
i blue bird is stranger in Mime sots
this season. Avery few have been seen
but heretofore he has been among rh.
/ most numerous OF our feathered summer
visitors, aed usually the first to arrive
/ Mrs. S. Beidleman was delegate from
the loca, hodge of this city to the Rebe
kah state assembly which met INSIST
Paul on Wednesday and Thursday o
this week. r. Z. Greene and &C. M
Sprague were IN attendance, also. :Nr.
Sprague beingre-elected state treasurer
Ed. Buck is. doing notable work or
the correr of Third and .Elm.sts. H.
has drawn in hcndreds of loads of dirt
1 filling up the lot several seet IN depth
and is now laying the foundation for 6
l,,,;1d,,r .,1,;cb,.1;u h. a., o~r,, m, aaf r.
the corner. The unsightly hoiiow.isfas,
disappearing.
i Rev. J. #. sEamilton left for Dallas
| Texas, On Monday last. On TUESDAY o
| this week his son Harry is ITO be~rnar
ried, and his father will of6ciase at tn,
4 wedding The groom and bride will
visit this CITY ~sson after the wedding
probably accompanying Mr.. Hanailto r
= home next week.
:! The graduating cass of the school die
the act gracious IN presenting to "a. L
Il cinnamon fine fountain pen in rrecog
& milton OF the couFtesies extended by him
in furnishing .masic tor commencement
4 exercises HeissEsry justly proud, of thu
pen, and very mcdestly thinks that hi:
Eservices were ,overestimated.
i Notwithstanding the abundant srains
eof the past month the lake is icwer'thar
l,it has been for several vears-soaow
that steam has to be used sn running
the mill aud the electric plant. Thus far
the water works have been operated by
water power. but the indications are
that steam wdll have to be used in 1.-THE
near future
i The mill has foxs,d no difficulty IN
marketing it's output. running twelve
hoaxs day, and that without skipping
any -of its high gradeskour to the east.
It recently shipped Eve car loads to
BraiKerd, and a large order has just
been,received fron Minneapolis party
for patent -four. This seems like carry
ing Goals to New Castle.
Fortiie first time in eighteen years
the entxe family of WilIism Richards of
McC ormick Lake. is enioying reunion,
Mrs. Henry Spencer arriving this morn
| ing from Ada to complete the family
group. which consists ofMr. and Mrs
Richards. Mesdames Henry Garfield,
Henry Spencer, A. l. Wiicox. Charles
Whitney. George Rice. Miss Clara and
Eugene and Willie the last three unmar-
ried.