The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-08

,. With the distractions on the west Tsidefl
a Main-st., made necessary by. the building
operation of Messrss Hi1sdale and, Perkins,
the intervening stores aretput into a pocket,
and the drainage being 2ihteffered with the
street will be- muddyuu The lefty could nota
do less under the circumstances than put in,
a temporary cross walk midway between the
distractions. 1t void be a great aceomlno-
dation.
! Three daughters of 9wiliiamt" Pahgbuirnl,n
all residents of Grand Forks, D., are home
Minnie and Josie married brothers, Bert and
Arthur Barnard respectively, and Miss, Jes-
sic has been making her home with her.
sisters. Arthur Barnard came down with the
party but returned on Monday. They will
remafn until next month, l'''''',( =,
S Louis Sell has returned from a soiournf, of
several months in Colorado, with hfs health
fully restored! He looks as robust and yig-
orous as could be desired ~ SD' 5-."'1"'' =
There is possibility Of the district encamp--
ment of the e. a. r. meeting iii this city on.
July 3d. and s. IOsalis could not take care
of the boys, and if possible Sank Centre viii
take them off her hands. -.r Ea7
The Grand lodge of Odd Fellows and
Daughters of Rebekah, will be held in St.
Paul next week. Sank Centre will be- repre-
sented by Mr., and Mrs MO. Kelsey, G., NJ.
Sprague, Mrs. D. Cleveland, William Lewis
and others. On Friday the grand bodies will
go to Mortified to attend the ceremonies Of
laying the corner stone of the odd Fellows
home. 49, lit--i -t5' -
Mr. and Mrs, Mel Billed are indulging fre-
quently in the heaIthful exercise of horse
back riding. ST.. - @AS.4-@ t'L''F'
Says a Trinidad, Col. paper of recent date
relative to young lay formerly resident of
Sank Centre ''SIiss Josephine Mackay,
| formerly manager of the Postal telegraph
| Office of this city, will be married on next
| Wednesday at, Galveston to q retired capital
ist After visit to her folks in Minneapolis,
Mimi, they will go abroad, The Chronicles
| News joins Miss Maekay's friends in wishing
1 them much happiness. ~-a sfas sz-5, * Il
was seriously afflicted with a
| cough for several years, and last fall
had a more severe cough than ever
1 before I l1ayer asetl ~fnaffy remedies
without receiving much relief and be:
| ING recommended TO try Ia pGadle of
| Chamberlain S Cough Remedy, by q
| friend who, knowing me, TO be a, poor
widow, gave it to me, 7 tried it, and
with the most gratifying results. The
| first bottle relieved me very much and
the second bottle has abs lutely cured
me. I have not had as good health
for twenty years. l give this seeftiii-
cate without solicitation simply in
appreciation of the gratitude felt. for
| the cure effected. espectfully, Mrs.
Mary A. Beard, Claremore,. Ark.
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says: 3.'During my brothers late
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Chamberlain Pain Balm wasct the
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lief" Many others, have testified to
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b Mr.. John Beyins, e editor nof 1.-the
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