The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-04-09

M. Lyncn Oh SWauVlltSs WIZ owns -
building nearly opposite the Eastern
House on Finest, will remove it to the
ear Of the lot, and erect a residence on
he site of the present structure.
John Love spent portion OF the win
ter near Columbus, Ohio. He says It
was succession of mud, rain and frost
iii winter long in that country. He got
back just in time to catch the blizzard.
M. A. Scheldrup left for Minneapolis
on Monday morning, to take personal
charge Of his recently purchased drug
store there. Mrs. Scheldrup and the
family will remain here until some time
in May.
Edmund Buck and family remove to
st. Paul to engage in business there.
Mr.. Buck is in every way an excellent
citizen ann he leaves with the good will,
but with the regrets of the entire COM
muhity.
George Conkey, the station agent at
Willard, has been seriously i'll with pleu-
risy during the past two weeks. For
tunately he was taken while on visit
with his father-in-law. NJ. L. Webb OF
this city.
A New Binding for ladies' dress skirts
which is called the Persian Plain and
Pinked Pendings, made OF leather and
warranted 10 outwear the skirt. w. c.
Warren & Co. have exclusive control of
the above in this city.
The new time table on the Great
Northern went into effect on Sunday last
without hitch or flaw. There will be
no Sunday noon train west, nor will
the early afternoon train eastward be
operated on Sunday.
Ferdinand Bergman will build brick
residence on the corner of Pine and
Fourth sts.. directly opposite the Eas-
tern House. Whether he will remove
the building now on the lot, or demolish
1t, he has not decided.
John M. Ried will remove the building
new occupied by him for meat market
to the rear of the lot, and he will put up
a brick building-a decided Improvement.
Work will commence just as soon as the
frost is out of the ground.
There will be regular service at the
Baptist church next Sunday at 1920 a.
m, Subject of discourse "All hands to-
gether." AS Mr.. Fuller will not be able
to continue as Il supply. plans for the
future will be considered.
Patrick Nally, who has been spending
several months with the family of Mrs.
Stuart TAYLOR, is very i'll. His son E. F.
Nally OF Chicago, was here on Monday
and Friday, and sent professional
nurse to care for his father.
One of the twin great-grand-chiIdren
ofAlexander Moore, while visiting at his
house, cut it's head badly, one day last
week, by falling headlong through a
pane. Asurgeon's services were
demanded TO patch up the ugly wound.
A telegram from Washington states
that Congressman Towne is not dissat-
SIZED with the Sixth district platform.
Manv of his friends claim he will grace
ully accept the declarations of his party
On the financial question.-Little Falls
Transcript.
Saturday was a bright, warm day,
md the snow banks dwindled very per-
.eptibly. Sunday and Monday were
bright, but the wind was cool. Never
heless the bright sun continued hun
lreds of thousands of tons OF suow into
water and mud.
The music at the Episcopal church on
Caster day was especially good-never
'etter. In addition to the surpliced
hoir of boys. chorus of dozen ladies
md gentlemen assisted, and the music,
which was specially appr opiate was adj
'isably rendered.
A gentleman was in the city the other
lay arranging for a long distance
telephone line from St. Paul to Fargo,
With intermediate stations along the
inc, one of which will be in this city.
The line is completed and in operatl
Is far as st. Cloud.
The Knights Of Pythias gave pleas
mt dancing party at their hall on Mon
lay evening. There were about seventy
i've persons present, among them
dessrs. ]. ]. Boobar and c. Calhoun OF
It. Cloud. The music was excellent and
! fine supper was served.
A. L. Sunderland of Westport has sew
raj contracts for removing buildings in
he city this spring. He will move the
leid, Woodbury., Lynch and Nlcolaus
'uildings, and has two or three other
obs in sight. There will be considerable
ctivity in building this season.
Do not forget Remenvi's appearance
lere on April Goth. You have never
leard his equal al a violinist-you NAV
lever again have the opportunity