The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-05-31

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enough for the business of the town.
There is not sufficient room for holding
elections.
! ]. G. Schank has comp lete line Of
horse and stable furnishings.
'The wheer' for 1900 is the Cres-
cent. Call aud see them at VIM.
Scherffius. \
Mrs. Wilkins made business trip
to Little Falls on Friday. She has
some valuable real estate there that
bids fair to become more so.
For lime and cement 60 to How
Bros. & Co. They keep the best and
most complete stock in the city.
Considerable work was done on the
cemetery grounds this week. 1t is
probable that there will be wind mill
placed in the Greenwood cemetery soon
as there is growing demand for it.
Soda water with homemade fruit
syrups, at G. w. Johnson's.
Alexander Moore is making very
pretty, convenient and comfortable
dwelling house of the house built by G.
S. Allen in Hoboken. He has built an
addition and fixed up the interior. '
For notions, tin and granite ware,
60 to H. Cohen,-the Sank Centre
Fair.
See the Rambler wheels for sale by
Townsend & Marshall and get their
terms.
The district convention of the Ep-
worth League, embracing a large share
OF northern Minnesota, will be held in
this city on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, June Is, 16 and II. A large num-
Der of delegates-more than a hundred
will be in attendance.
I If sweet young widows want to sketch"
some sweetheart, in the sunny tangles Of
their golden curls, They'd better take Rocky
Mountain Tea Great Medicine. CSC.
G.. II. Brown came down from Fargo
last week and returned thither on Mon
day. He is taking special course OF
treatment for locomotor ataxia, and
thinks he is getting better; a permanent
cure is promised him.
Mrs. Heathis visiting inthe southern
part of the city this week. She has
many friends in the city all of whom
are glad to have her visit with them.
II. w. Mining, Northern Pacific
agent at Burtrum, passed through the
city on Tuesday en- route to Norris
where he will act as agent for the same
company for three months during the
absence of Mr.. Stodder, the regular
agent there. #..
Taking effect June 1, 1900, the North
western Telephone Exchange Com
pany will make one minute rates to
the twin cities and points on their lines
north of the cities. The rate for the
cities from this point will be twenty
cents for one minute and twenty cents
for each additional minute.
Prof. and Mrs. Stanton will make an
extended trip to the east, visiting Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia.
Soon after July 4th Prof. Stanton will
60 to Detroit, MINI. to take charge Of
a summerschool. He has rented cot
tage on the shore of the lake and his
fnmily will spend the summer there
with him.
The Golden Rule will open a dry
goods aud notion store, apout June 10,
in the, building formerly occupied by
Mel. Billed, corner of Maine and
Third-sts.
Quo Vadis, the wonderful story of
the dawn of Christianity, will be given
by the Sanford Dodge Co., on Tuesday
night, June 5. This celebrated story
was dramatized for Mr.. Dodge by Miss
Laura Frankenfeld, and the press
speak in the highest terms of her work.
| The third number in the special SER
vices announced to be held at the Con-
gregational church on the first Sunday
evening of the month will be held on
the evening of Sunday June 10th in
stead OF June 8. The subject will be
Beethoven
The manager of the Grand has COM
pleted arrangements for an early pres
entation of the fad of the day, Quo
vadis, by Mr.. Sanford Dodge and his
talanted company. The features of
this attraction will be an excellent
company, elegant costumes and special
scenery by Arthur Hurt, showing Nero's
palace and gardens, the burning of
Rome and the great arena scene.
This wonderful play tells the story of
the dawn of Christianity and has
| proven the most wonderful achieve
ment in the history Of the dramatic
world.
For bicycle repairing go to j. g.
Lovaas. He is thoroughly equipped