The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-22
Charles Fish was in town this morn


Charles Fish was in town this morn
! ing.
The Hilsdale cellar will be com
pleted this week.
| J. B. Perkins has completed the
excavation for the cellar of his new
building.
Alex Jameson is hauling rock
onto his lot preparatory to building.
The Blake house frame is up and
the roof on. It will be beauty.
Don't forget the promenade concert
and dance tonight at the City Opera
House.
D. 81. Wilcox of this city has had
an increase of pension from $500 to
$40. 90 a month.
FIR. Artz says that ST. Paul's church
is all to small for the regular attend
ance. A new structure is imperative.
A number of our citizens have en-
closed their porches with screen wire
and may now sit out and defy the in
sects.
W. S. Dean & Co. are removing
their warehouse to the rear of the
lots recently purchased by them on
Main-st.
More than q hundred Sank Centre
people went to Duluth on the Northern
Pacific excursion and were delighted
with the trip.
Special services will be held at St.
Paul's church on St. Paul's day
June 80, OF which more specific men.
ton will be made.
A ladies' minstrel show will be
given next week by thirty or more
talented "Belles "-styling the same
the "Belles of Blackville."
After completing the million briok
now being made David Pangburn will
ship his brick making machinery to
Hugh Moore at Akeley, and discon.
tinue brick making here.
FIR. Artz visited New Richmond on
Friday last. He says that it is simply
impossible to convey any idea OF the
utter desolation which prevails. II
is enough to make one heart-sick to
see it.
Miss Harriet Plumner of Minneap-
oils, state secretary of the Christian
Endeavor made her aunt, Mrs
Chas. F..Hendryx briefvisit to-day
She was on her way from Morris
to Fergus Falls.
Grand opera house, Friday, June
80, the 'Belles of Blackville," a So
ciety-ladies' minstrel show by oul
local bellies for the benefit of the La
dies society of the Episcopal church
prices Is and IS cents.
1t will only cost you fifty cents tc
take your best girl to the promenade
concert and dance, at the City Opera
House tonight. You will hear 8
fine concert by the brass band, and
the Symphony orchestra will furnish
some new values and two-steps-
something fine.
While operating a stump machine
on the Stabler farm on the West I'm
ion road, three miles from the city
Alex Bowen was seriously injured
The cable broke and lever relieved
of the train, struck him in the side,
breaking his arm and causing other
painful injury.
A conference of the Plymouth
Brethren is in session in this city
holding several meetings daily, al
elsewhere announced. Representa-
tives from Milwaukee, Duluth and ST.
Paul are in attendance. It is ex'
pected that there will be $50 present
from abroad on Saturday and Sun
day. .~-
At the annual district convention OF
the Epworth League held at Alexan,
dria during the past week Mrs
christensen, Misses Jessie Pang.
burn, Ada Meigs, Susie Warren and
Albert Lawson, with the pastor, Rev.
S. A. Smith represented the Sauk
Centre League. Bishop Joyce Of
Minneapolis preached. -
Mrs. J. J. Buchanan broke her
arm on Monday by falling from q
wheel near the home of Abner Wish.
She rode down to see her sister, Mrs.
Irish, and while going through the
llane to the house her wheel caught in
. rut and she was thrown with vio-
lence. The family was ready to re-
move to Minneapolis, but this acct.
dent will delay their departure sew
eral days.
The ladies' minstrel show to be
given at the Grand, opera house Fri.
day, June 30, will certainly be a novel
attraction. About thirty Of our most
talented young ladies are rehearsing
nightly under the direction Of Burt
Klunk, and when they make their first
appearance in burnt cork everybody
will ho astonished-this will he A.