The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-08
Late Local News

removed to their farm in Ashley.
Mat. Hellman offered largely
signed petition for the extension of
the Fairy lake road from his corner
to Third-st. Referred.
The council then devoted four hours
to the discussion of the location of a
reservoir on South hill or elsewhere,
for the city water works.
Prof. J. J. Fletcher of the State
University was present with plans,
and explained several systems in de-
tail. There were several propositions
discussed, costing from $1,000 to
$4,000. At 12:45 a. m. the council
adjourned until Friday evening.
Eyesight is priceless. Don't go
around half blind when pair of Mel.
Scherffius g glasses willhelpyou. Eyes
examin ed free. tt1@t .s'@.- "''1 i
Mrs. w. E. Reisinger received a
telegram ON Wednesday announcing
the serious-probably fatal illness of
her mother. 9Ht 1rmt" n.-s "@E
Fred 'Deters today sold his interest
in the Palmer House bar to his partner,
Thomas H. Barrett. .... .......
Ed Hansen spent the past week in
Minneapolis. .sE.-..~,5 @}y.f#
F.. Bert Moore of New Orleans who
runs an extensive photograph gallery
in that city has been sued for $4,000
damages by Miss Collins for fur
nishing photograph of the young
lady to be used in advertising. She
is represented as a typical Creole.
Inasmuch as she permitted the use
of her photograph in a Sunday news
paper it would seem that Mr.. Moore
was to degree justified. .,.s. ~..s....
The school board has decided to
reestablish the Normal department in
connection with the high school, and
has secured the services of Miss
Mabel Kells-a fortunate selection
Indeed. .,..t f.f~. r..a., III ..,..-...-s, -.
Miss Buchanan went toiLittle Falls
last week and of1iciated as bridesmaid
at the marriage of her friend Miss
Buchanan,
Many cases of neuralgia and severe
headaches came from the - eyesight
being defective. Have Mel. Scherffius
test your eyes and see if a pair OF
glasses VIII help you. Eyes exam
Ing lneo irees 4a4ar3at 3annsla laylahA4-ata
YdCall and see the Singer before buy
ing sewing machine. j. B. Schoen-
hoff. 3l'' ',35'tA %''i.s#i .a.' +} ~ .'1l.f
/, Misses, Brooks and O'Connor drove
to gMelrose on Monday Ha4Ha &'#I
Z Hans Hansen has broken ground
for handsome residence in his lot
on Main-st., opposite the Episcopal
church. Ia - .r,,s.,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Bishop have
returned from Duluth, where they
spent the winter. II. ID. . 4l*5'@.4 ~
Mrs. Geo. Davis and daughter. Miss
Eva, will return from Ely soon, to
reeoecupy their home here.
Henceforth, and until further notice
the several churches of the city will
hold evening services at s O'Clock,
instead of $780,. ~: &. ....t ...s.-.,.
Miss Clara Stiles has reengaged as
principal of one of the St. Cloud
public schools at s75 per month.
10 Organs for sale by j.. B. Schoephoff.
All low price and one secondhand
instrument at a big bargain. 1'1oa55
- George Ingram. and the city council
were out on Wednesday, looking for. a
possible location for reservoir for
the city water works. They were
looking over that of the city south of
the Keller factory.
Il AL. Erwin had a birthday anniyer
sary on May i, and it took two good,
stalwart business men TO remind him
vi lb.s hey sOuCCCCUCu SslSoW OSH oIOtlf
of giving him fifty three smart taps,
but they are willing his birthdays be
widespread. ~
B. e. Mossman of Birch Lake, vas
In the city on ednesday.
NJ. Hogan was in ST. Cloud on
Saturday,
Geo. M. Bennett of DeadWood, is
in the city. He has been employed
as associate counsel by the contestant t
of Alexander iMoore's will.
"a foot of snow fell in this Vicinity
on May s, 1885. ii
Rev. 4. r. OF onnor will celebrate
high mass for his congregation at
9 O'Clock next Sunday morning at
St. PauI's church--his own church
not yet being ready for occupancy.
{ J.B. ,Schoenhof and wife went to
Metre Grove today.
Miss Buchanan will teach In Mime
apolis next year. Her place in the
9Th grade will DE supplied by Miss