The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-04-22

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|sRowe house on the north side of the
river. and moved into the new Lynch
house on Pine-st., opposite the East.
ern Hotel.
A man named Sherro, at work on
the dam at ST. Cloud, lost his footing.
fell into the river and was drowned,
on Monday, He leaves wife and
several children.
A NJ. Madsen has purchased the
lot east of the Methodist parsonage
and is erecting pretty residence there
on. The cellar and foundation walls
are we'll under way.
John F. Dimond has the frame up
and covered for another house on the
Diamond Terrace, on the south of the
railroad track on Getty-st. 1t will be
a neat and desirable house for rent.
B. NJ. Anderson, one of the active
working republicans of the west end
of Stearns county, was appointed post
master of Brooten on Saturday last.
This is first recognition of devoted SER
vice.
DR.. Du Bots bought Ed Simonton IS
piano, and it is rumored that the Doc
tor is taking lessons on the instru-
ment. Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Du Bots and the near neighbors. The
Doctors boys don't seem to mind it,
much.
Under the depressing influence of a
stiff Northwestern on Sunday the mer-
curry fell rapidly -from forty to twenty
five in a short time. 1t froze right
hard Sunday night, ice forming in
some places to the thickness of two
inches.
Trains on the Little Falls and Da-
kota road change time on Monday.
The train from the west will arrive
here two .lours earlier than the train
from the east-plenty of time for the
WestpOrt and Willard people to tran
sact business here.
Why not move the band stand to
some central point? 1t is of no value
where it is. Put it on easy running
wheels so that it car be trundled to the
four corners of Main and Third-sts.
Do something with it that will make it
useful. 1t would be all right in the
right place.
A committee consisting of John r.
Irwin. w. G. Chase and John Rings
mouth, on behalf of Sank Centre
Lodge No. "a, l. o. o. F., have issued
invitations to attend the seventy
eighth anniversary of Odd Fellowship
to be held on next Monday evening, at
the Auditorium.
A horse race in the track south
east of the city was held on Saturday.
Frank Minnette's pony was pitted
against Frank Connelly's pony in
running race. Connolly was adjudged
winner. Minnette claimed a foul, in
that his horse was crowded into the
fence, but the claim was not allowed.
The Sank Centre House Office has
been fitted with a large plate glass in
the Thirdst. front, which.i is a decided
improvement. The hotel has been
greatly improved every way under it's
new management, and it's patrons
speak in the highest terms of the new
landlords, Messrs. Strait & Pynch.
The high wind of Sunday twisted the
tightening road and weather vane Oh
the old part of the school house until
it leaned at an angle of forty five de-
grees to the south. On Monday tbs
board had it taken down. 1t will not
be placed. Just as we'll, the vane ha.
been lying for the past three years. The
wind couldn't get out out of the east
by any possibility, according to the
arrow.
PERSONAL. : The gentleman who an.
noyed the congregation last Sunday
by continually coughing will find il
slant relief | y using One Minute Coug,
Cure, a speedy and harmless remed,
for throat and lung troubles.
Hanson & Emerson.