The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-15
Budd's baby shoes at Hedin's-pest
and cheapest.

Budd's baby shoes at Hedin's-pest
and cheapest.
The charter commission met on
Wednesday evening and completed it's
work on the new charter, adopting it
substantially as published, and will
certify it up to the mayor as provided
by law. Whether.it will be submitted
until the next general election is a
question yet to be determined.
Berthold, younger brother of Albert
Butcher, arrived here last week direct
ly from the old country, and is en-
ployed in the market.
Charles Rice, former resident of
this city, is visiting here for the first
time in twelve years. He finds hosts
of old friends, however.
o. S. Cass has secured the services
of an expert butter maker, Mr..
Schremer of Monticello, who has ar
rived with his family and is occupy
ing the brick house on the hill-the
Geo. Fish place. He comes highly
recommended.
Mrs. Essie Cox of Swanville, is Wis
itng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Iryin.
FIR. Lenner, formerly Of this city,
has been transferred from Perham to
Long Prairie: FIR. Hengarden from
Long Prairie to Spring Hill, and FIR.
Breuder from Spring Hill to Perham.
"Grandma" Hoffman had the mis-
fortune to catch her loot in rug,
while walking across the floor at the
home of her son, 7. w. Hoffman in
this city, and so fell as to break her
leg near the hip. She is eighty years
of age, and the injury is serious.
The Knights of Pythias gave a
pleasant social. party on Tuesday
evening.
A. F. Warren has moved the Ran
som Buck barn on North Third-st.,
about 200 feet west, nearer the lake,
and is fitting it up for a dwelling,
1t was formerly dwelling house. He
has put substantial foundation un-
der it, and will build wing, making
very desirable house. 1t is a
marked improvement to Lake view
addition.
A. II. Watson has purchased the
residence property of E. B. Harrison
two lots handsomely improved, and an
excellent house on Pine-st., between
Sixth and Seventh, for 81, 500.
I Rev. G. B. Brecount has purchased
of George Fish the lot on Main-st.,
north of Seventh, and sixteen feet OF
the adjoining property owned by Mrs.
P, j. Getty. He will build upon it for
his own occupation
There will be district meeting OF
the Women's Auxiliary of the Episco-
pal church, held in Sank Centre on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
The opening service will be held on
Tuesday at p. m. at which there will
be reports from the various societies in
the district. At 1880 p. m. on Tuesday
evening there will be missionary
service with an address by Mrs. Nor
rison of Duluth. On Wednesday at
$50 a. m. there will be celebration
of the Holy Communion with address.
At 10 a. M, Mrs. Hendryx of Sank
Centre will give an address on Method
OF Parish Work, which will be fol-
lowed by discussion of The Question
Box. All are cordially invited to at
tend these meetings.
The Minneapolis Journal Newsboys
Band of IS pieces has been engaged at
an expense of s4OO, to be present at
the celebration to be held at Long
Prairie on July 4th.
Henry Keller is finding it difficult
to secure common brick for the Ma
tional Bank Building, but he is hustl-
ing for them, and, of course, will get
them.
Fred Raymond's famous comedy
drama, The Miss ouri Girl, will be seen
at the Grand soon. Mr.. Raymond
guarantees a first class production OF
the play, without any cuts orabrevi'
ations. This has been acknowledged
the funniest comedy on record iol
several seasons.
The Raymond creamery building is
all enclosed.