The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-15
sups. Houlton stage.

oups. Hoalton otays.
The meeting OF the reformatory
board was decidedly harmonious de-
spite the various rumors of war, and
Supt. Houlton was the whole thing.
It is q pretty safe prediction that he
will remain at the head Of the reform
atory for some time to come,
in spite Of J. Lind, un-
less he voluntarily retires. The ten
ure of Office of few have been most
active in opposition to him, il how
ever not SO certain, and . few heads
may be decapitated shortly rs q warn
ing to the balance that every employee
must be loyal to the institution.
While no official action was taken it
is understood that the board of man.
sgers-or the four present-went over
the whole situation, and Supt. Houl-
ton has no reason to feel aggrieved
at the result.
A communication was received from
Supt. Houlton, relating to certain
press insinuations touching the man
agement Of the institution. Mr..
Houlton requested that an investiga-
ton be had to ascertain If the man.
agemeLt had been other than success
full and for the best interests OF the
institution.
1t was unanimously agreed that no
investigation was necessary, tho
board being entirely satisfied with
Mr.. Houlton's management of the in.
stitution and being of the opinion
that such management Was for the
best interests Of the state and the in.
Observation-Disclosures.
Col. Bridgman has, it is said, sold
his Fergus Falls residence property
and is casting about for a new locs.
ton.
Miss frankie Wilkins sent regrets
that she could not attend the Alumni
association meeting. She Is in Chi.
cago taking q special university
course, laying of from work. for a
year for that purpose. She says she
hopes to be here next spring.
Young, Hubert Meier of st. Cloud
was examined Saturday morning a
Melrose before Justice Weisser on
the charge Of attempted criminal "a
ksault preferred by Mrs. Fishbach, &
deal. and dumb woman of that city
He was bound over to the grand jury,
The case, 10 not a very strong one
against the lad, but he is held pending
q further investigation by the
authorities. Mrs. .Fishbach lives in
the city Of Melrose, her house. being
just forty feet from neighbours and
the alleged crime was committed il
the afternoon.
|. Prof. Henry G. Johnson and wife
arrived on Friday from Moorhead,
and will visit friends here until Satur
day, when they leave for Boston
The professor will take a special sum
per course of six weeks at Harvard
University, and thence go TO Long
Island for visit. He will not return
to Moorhead, but with President
Lord OF the Moorhead. Normal will
take up like work at Charleston. Ill.
Mr.. johnson has been for two years
a valued member of the city council Of
Moorhead, filing his resignation just
before he left. Recently he erected a
very pretty residence which he sold to
good advantage. The state loses a
valuable citizen and her educational
interests a fine instructor.
Mr.. P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal,
says: During my brothers. late
sickness from sciatic rheumatism,
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was the
only remedy that gave him any re-
lief" Many others have testified to
the promt relief from pain which this
liniment affords. For sale by Hansen
& Emerson.
1t is suggested that naptha launch
sufficient to carry a reasonable num-
Der of excursionists about the lake
would be paying investment. Every
year there is an increasing demand
for boat of this charactefeone in
which comfort and safety would be
the prime consideration. Speed is
. secondary consideration. Sank
Lake is a beautiful sheet of water,
and there are hundreds, of residents
of this city who were never afioat on
the lake proper-that part of it above
the narrows-simply because there is
no convenient method of getting upon
it. A fleet of row boats, with conven-
fences for fishing, to be let at reason
able rates and naptha launch would
furnish living business for a per-
son. The park keeper could find time
to look after feet of row boats.
Mr.. John Bevins, editor OF the
Press, Anthem, Iowa, says: 81 have
used Chamberlain collie, cholera
and diarrhoea remedy in my family
for fifteen years, have recommended it
to hundreds of others, and have new
er known it to fail in a single in
stance. For sale by Hanson & Emer-
son.