The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-04

| Charles Gram has returned to the Park
Rapidssbranch line, and will run an en-
jine over the road, taking the place of
Fred Marvin His family Will not re-
turn here fo- the present.
| The Keller factory is in progress of be-
ing covered with steel, in imitation OF
brick. 1t will be great Improvement,
| adding very materially to the imposing
appearance of the immense building.
A social feature OF the Roman Catholic
picnic will be the singing of the Star
Spangled Banner and America by the
entire audience. Words of the songs
will be distributed to every person pres
ent.
Harry Day, cousin of the late Rich
mond L. Day, and his wife, are making
their home with George A. Day on his
farm Just north of the city. He bears
striking resemblance to his Diseased
cousin.
Rev. M. r. Critchett attended to the
thirty fifth annual meeting Of the North
western Baptist Association on Thurs
day and Friday of last week. On Fri.
day evening he preached the association
sermon.
The lawn sociable at the residenc OF
A. J. Smith on Thursday evening that
was largely attended, notwithstanding
the chilly weather. Sufficient ice cream
was dispensed to net the handsome
sum of $500.
Dawdy & Stringer the new harnes S
makers, make business announcement
elsewhere. They are young men Of en-
terprise, integrity and thoroughly COM
petent to handle the trade which they
solicit. Drop in and make their ac-
quantance. Na,& H.
H. Frankinfeld, the successor to Sell
& Co., dealer IN hard ware, has word
to say to the public through the HERALD.
He has added largely to the stock he
purchased, and will serve his customers
faithfully and well. II you want any
thing in the hardware line call and in
spect stock and prices.
DR.. Niven, the dentist, passed thro ugh
the city on his way to Little Falls from
Morris. He will sail on the Paris on
Saturday of this week for Southampton
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being absent five or six weeks only. He.
will return III tins to make his early
fall circuit, and will be in this city again
about the middle OF September.
Rev. F. ". Hart met With a distress
ing, though not serious accident on
Thursday night LAST. III crossing his
sleeping apartment he trippsd over
some obstruction and Tell heavily strik
ing his face against the bed. His lace
was cut, both eyes bIackened. and he
bletl profusely from the nose. He had
to don a pair of smoked glasses.
A delightful picnic was given at Fairy
FAKE on Monday, by the ladies of the
Episcopal church, in honor OF Mr.. and
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