The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13
GREY EAGLE

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/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Avery Of Birch
dale were Sank Centre visitors on Fri
day.
| Melrose and Grey Eagle played ball
recently in this place. The result wai
good sized victory for the home
nine-11 to 4.
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Amadon
on July IA ten pound boy.
| Small grain looks fine in this To-
cality.
| Miss Nellie Potter returned on Mon
day from months visit at Santiago,
Princeton and St. Cloud.
! Mrs. w. o. Thompson is on the sick
list.
John McHattle was out at Glen
wood last week doing veterinary prac-
tice. He is rushed with work this
summer.
Geo. Avery attended meeting of
the Workmen lodge at Sank Centre
on Saturday.
Levi Frink and M. g.: Cgowell had
a good full grown. law suit OF their
own last week over some coon skins.
Frink won the suit. .Crowell'takes an
appeal to the district court.
Everett Clark spent the .4th at clar-
issa and won second prizesin the BIZ
cycle race. He says the baltgams be-.
tween Long Prairie and Browerville
was Interesting: Long Prairie won
out about to l. He rode his wheel
from Eagle. Bend to Grey Eagle in
about three hours. IA.
Capt. E.1B. Wood of Long Prairie
spokein Grey Eagle the 4th ofJuly.
Adam Hufftman-spent the 18th in Lit
tie Fails ~
John Dix il ia and chas. shulze are
each building new barn.
A certain gentleman in town who
deals in wet goods received small
barrel at the depot few days ago
&c. 0. D., supposed to contain fire
water. There was something over
$1,000 charges on this little barrel
which the w. CD. paid. He sampled
the contents and was somewhat sur
prised to find it was water instead of
whiskey. He is trying to find out
now who played him such tricks. The
barrel came from Chicago.
The ball game played here on July
4, between Melrose and the home nine
resulted in favor of Grey Eagle-score
IL TOD There were only six innings
played, as the, Melrose boys got Of
Tended at decision of the umpire and
refused to continue.
c. w, Woodwork and two sons OF
Little Falls, who have been camping
several days between the twost Birch
lakes, returned home on Friday
Grey Eagle citizens have raised
seventy-foot liberty pole on the school
ground.
0. c. Dettler, the Swanville hard
ware merchant, and family were Wis.,
iting at his farm in Birchhdale on
Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Albert BATE of Round
Prairie, were visiting at John Mar
kuson's in Birchdale on Sunday.
Their little daughter, Lena, who. has
been stopping for some time with Ms.
Markuson, returned with them.
A. B. Lyon Of eastern Round Prai-
rse, is putting up new barn lSx24
feet. h.
Mesdames r. S. Morawetz and C.
E. Hall and daughter, Vivian, l. re-
turned their home in Minneapolis, af-
ter visiting Madam NJ. F. Halls
mother, Mrs. Alonzo Clark, for two
weeks.
Thos. Walburn cut one OF his legs
below the knee quite badly a few days
ago.
There are few towns in the state
coming to the front in better shape in
the building line than Grey Eagle.
There are six new business houses in
course OF construction on sState-st,
Fuller & Clark are building an adj
dition the same size OF the old part,
20x56 feet which, when complete, will
make adouble store 4Ox56. This STORE
handles general merchandise land
hardware. Next comes Frink Boles
meat market; then John Abrie's meat
market. On the north side of the
street there are two buildings started
just east Of the G p. Jones store.
One will be millinery store, but
haven't been able to learn who will oc-
cupy it; the other we understand is to
be hardware, and will be run by T. )
B. Ambuhe. G. w. Barry is putting
up new building just west Of the
saloon and will conduct dry goods
store.
UNCLE NED.
A great number OF people are going
from Sank Centre and vicinity TO St.