The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-08-01

Blied's residence, and one on the Buck
Lamb corner. The city now has nine
MIGRANTS offering protection to nearly
, every point in the city.
Little Miss Meidred Simonton gave q
number OF her associates delightful
tea party on Friday. the occasion being
her twelfth birth day The little PEG.
pie enjoyed themselves greatly-but not
/ more than Grandpa StabIer did in help
ing them have good time
A realistic concert will be given for
the benefit OF the Grand Army Post in
this city sometime in September. twill
be a REPETITION of one given in Minaeap-
oils. which was so successful there. w.
l. Henshaw will bring it out. Detailed
announcement will be made in due
| time.
A. L. kinnamon has completed his
bath rooms and is now ready for bust.
ness. He has put IN an elegant porcelain
lined tub. aud is fully equipped for fur.
nishing hot and cold baths. He has a
heater in the basenaent of his shop. and
everything connected with his room is
first class.
Vide Smith of West Port was in the
city on Saturday. He is one of the wide
awake. prosperous farmers of that sec
ton OF the country. He spoke most en-.
Enthusiastically OF the excellent work be-
ing done by his neighbor. Geo. NJ.
Bennett. in introducing better methods
| in farming.
On Tuesday last a party consisting of
Mrs. R. Buck and her guest Mrs. Brown
of St. Paul, Misses. Buck, Lydia and
| Blanche Howard, and Allie Hosmer had
J merry trip to Alexandria. They drove
! up in the beach wagon. ard did not get
home until broad day light on Satur-
day morning.
Conrad Zehrer met with quite serious
accident on Friday. While cutting hay
his team, frightened by the breaking of
the whlfletrees. ran away. jerking him
from his seattle hal the lines over his
shoulder. and dragged him across a
twenty acre held before they were
stopped. His face was badly cut.
Wadena is to have beautiful Episco-
pal church. to cost 50 500. 1t will be of
stone, in the form of Greek cross. The
corner stone vas laid with Masonic
ceremony last week. Messrs. Barto and
Barnum of St. Cloud representing the
Grand Lodge. Bishop Gilbert and a
number of ministers were present.
Alex. Tully and w. o. P. Hilsdale will
leave on Monday for Chicago. where
they will spend a week or ten days in
making their tall purchases. They n III
meet representatives of New York and
Boston houses there with as full lines OF
samples as they would fnd at the hea D.
quarters OF the firms they represent.
S. w. Connolly. who went from here
with his family to Park Rapids, has gone
into Nor.h Dakota with his team to
work during the harvest and threshing
season. His wife returned to Sank Cen
ire on Saturday, somewhat improved in
health. She will 60 to Chippewa Pals,
to await the return OF her husband.
Railroad-ave., 10 a senseless name for
. very i.pextant thoroughfare. Why
not change its name and inso doing
honor one Of the most usefni citizens
Sank Centre has. eVever had-call it
Robbins-st? The city council could not
more fttingiy honor the memory Of one
of it's most valuable members during
his life time.
Fifty-one insane people went through
this city in single car, for Fergus Falls
on Wednesday. II was surmised that it
was a delegation on their way home
from the Horr- Harvey silver debate. but
It was afterwards learned that they
were state patients being transferred
from the Rochester to the Fergus Falls
asylum.
The team left at the Sank Centre
Hoase stables q month ago by 4
stranger has never been called for Jet.
Mr. Scrivener would be yerv glad to
have the owner call for them before they
have eaten themselves up.. He has AZ
much in them now as he cares to have.
| He will take steps to legally sell them
for charges If not called for soon.
| Chan Harmon came down from South
Dakota last week. He went up there 20
assist in selling blacksmith outfit for
farm use, He says there is a great dea
| of uneasiness felt among farmers on ac-
count of smut in the wheat. How seri-
Gus it may be remains to be seen. He is
employed in selling goods much nearer
home-with headquarters at Osakis for
the present.
Work on the Irish Catholic parse mage
/ is well under way. The building will be
| 3Ox32 feet with porch six feet wide
across the front. The founda ton is laid
anu the cellar completed. Work on The
superstructure will be commenced al
once 1t is located on the church lot
] just west ef that edifce. and when COM
pletcd will be pretty. comfortable and
and convenient.
Ernest Beidlenan is making from It's
/ to 200 pounds of cheese every day al