The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-01-18
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Losev's improvements about fifty dol
lars too low, and neglected to say that
there had been about fifty dollars ex-
pended in improvements on the saloon
building. - "
VIM. Mcdonald of Cando, N. D., is
visiting friends in town. =
Harry Rue and Mr.. Christianson OF
Burtrum, commenced work on Mr..
Kibby's house on Monday.
r. H. Searls of Richland Centre,
Wis, arrived on Wednesday and ex-
poets to remain this winter with his
brother George.
G. w. Barry has been confined to
his room for several day with a felon
on his thumb.
The Junior and intermediate Y. 2.
S. G. E., held social on Friday eve
ming.
The Women's Relief Corps installed
officers on Wednesday evening.
Thursday was Mr.. and Mrs. I'll
Woodlands twentieth anniversary, and
about forty of their friends took them
by surprise in the evening and pre-
scented them with several pieces of
china and other presents.
Nv. Venners of Little Falls, was
visiting his friend B. F. Thompson on
Thursday and Friday.
F o. says that his friend who just
arrived from Wisconsin, has cut him
out.
A certain young gentleman residing
in the west part of town thought he
saw spook on Thursday night. Rolly
and Frank think they have good joke
on the young man.
If everybody was as careful about
talking about his neighbors as he is
about not telling what news he knows
to a newspaper correspondent this
would be a glorious old world. Yet
these same people that don't know or
won't tell any news are the first ones
to growl If their isn't a whole column
ofnews from their town every week.
Snow fell in job lots on Saturday
morning, but not enough to make good
sleighing.
In this giddy old world the rich
think themselves above thepoor labor
ing man who is earnestly trying to
earn living by the sweat of his brow.
You know six feet of earth will make
us all of one size, and will ever re-
main so in our home in the skies.
Public installation of officers of Am
brose Freeman W.. r. G. was held on
the evening of January 10. The fol-
lowing were installed:
Pres.-Mrs. Orpha Hoffman.
S. V. P.-Mrs. Esther J. Bass.
J. V.P.-Mrs. Cornelia Human.
Treas.-Mrs. Ella Woodman.
Sec.-Mrs. Ella Drew.
Chap.-Mrs. Mary Whitney.
Con. Miss May Hoffman.
Guard Miss Lizzie McClintick.
Mrs. Louise B. Pendergast Dept. S
V. P. was the installing officer. After
the installation Mrs. Huffman present.
ed the retiring president Mrs. Fender
CAST, with gold recognition badge in
behalf of the Corps, she having served
as president for the past three years.
A short program was rendered and a
good time had.
On Sunday, January IA, 1900, Judge
Wilcox of Sank Centre, married at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Cooking, in the town
of Birchdale, Todd county, Mimi.
Everett l.. Clark of Grey Eagle, and
Miss Carrie Cooking of Birchdale. On
ly few relatives and intimate friends
of the contracting parties, were pres
ent. The groom is the son of our
townsman, Charles Clark. He was
born and has grown to manhood in
this town, and is one of Grey Eagles
brightest and most respected young
men. Miss CociEiag is not so we'll &C
quainted in Grey Eagle, but is we'll
and favorably known in Birchdale,
where she has resided for about nine
years. Their many friends in this
town and Birchpale, join with the
writer in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
long, happy and prosperous welded
life. They will reside in Birchdale, at
least until Mr.. Clark finishes the term
OF school he is teaching in the Wheeler
district.
Having Great Run on Chamber