The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-27
The City Council


waa he'd on Monday evening with
all the members present.
The salary of the city clerk was fixed
at sl.OO for the ensuing year, with
extra compensation for extraordinary
work. PERMITS sion was granted II F.
Alden to move his frame building on
Main-st. to the lot recently purchased
by him, adjoining the Tobey property.
Permission was granted Alex, jam
ieson to erect frame building on the
lot recently purchased by him on the
corner OF Main and Fifth SITS.
The following communication which
is self explanatory was received:
The president of the Improvement
committee of the Gradatim Club APP
pointed three ladies to meet and confer
with the city council at it's first meet
ing in regard to fixing the public park,
but as the park is not nearly ready as
yet for any work that could be done by
the ladies, we thought best to write
you our plans and see if they meet
with your approval. AS soon as the
park grounds are ready for flower beds
the ladies would like you to set a day
in which they may meet and help with
the good work. They are willing to
buy, beg, or procure in any honor
able way, as many plants as possible,
but a park needs some plants which
can be taken up in winter and cared
for. These we are not able to get
here, and the ladies wish to know if
the council is willing to purchase
such plants as are suitable for the
park. OF course, we do not expect
great many the first year, just enough
to make it look like a real park. We
shall be pleased to meet with you at
any time and listen to suggestions in
regard to the matter.
Respectfully,
MRS. j. M. MONA STEERS.
Mis-. M. F. WOODBURY..
Mrs. r. J. O'CONNELL.
Committee of Gradatim Club.
The communication was accepted
and ordered placed on file, and the
president of the council requested to
call upon the committee and notify
the ladies that their services would be
acceptable and that funds would be
placed at their disposal for the pur-
chase of plants and flowers. ...
A petition was received for the ex-
tension Of water mains south on |
Birch-st., from Eighth to Ninth-sts.
Referred to the water works COM
nittee. - -. -
A park committee consisting of AL
lermen Bennett, Ingram and Buck
vas appointed and the Mayor was re-
luested to cooperate with that COM
nittee. Adjourned. t.rr.gr. rr-r.~ |,
; portrait of Little Susan Boudinot,
laughter of Elias Boudinot, Pres. of
he Continental Congress, is the 'front.'
splece OF the May St. Nicholas. The
'oem by Ethel Parton which follows it
celebrates the refusal of this nine year
Id maiden of the last century to drink
cup Of taxed tie at he of the Royal
lover Or. Inlthe same magazine
here IS a description CT a picnic in
apar attended b. four little Amer
cans: and of Whit baby's journey
N an elephants back. Samuel Scov-
lie Jr. tells how college athletics
rain, and how little boy became mas
OF of a football team. ''Bright sides
II history is concluded, Mrs. Barr's
erial Trinity Bells" and Miss Wells's
STORY of Betty" are continued and"
Sue', by Laura E. Rich
lrds, and new ''Lakerim' story by
Rupert Hughes-"The Dozen from
4akerim are begunAdmiral Dewey's
sword by Carolyn Wells, is an illus
rated description of one of therewards
voted by Congress to the victor at
Manila Bay. Oliver Herford's "Open
Letter" is written by sadly puzzled
cat, that can't catch the other cat in
,he looking glass-that dumb little
creature that blinks and waves her
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