The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-11

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run a special excursion train Sunday,
June 14Ch., to Bemidji, leaving Sank
Center $40 a.. IN. Round trip rate 81.
Returning special train will leave Be-
midi, 1880 p. 10. same day. Regular
Northern League base ball game, Du-
luth VS.. Crookston. For full particu-
lars call on Jas. A. Norris agent.
J. G. Himsl one of Stearns %county's
brightest young men, graduated yes
terday from the university of Mime
sofa law school and is now a regularly
admitted practicing attorney. Mr..
Himsl was one Of a class Of 60 who
took the examinations, and of the
number nearly rs failed. He came to
town last night and went to his home
in the country this morning. Mr..
Himsl has decided to open an Office for
the practice of his profession at Al
bany and his friends are sure that he
will meet with success. He is veter-
an school teacher, has a wide acquan-
tance throughout the county and is a
young mat Of much more than average
ability. AS deputy county superinten-
dent of schools he lost some time from
the university last fall, yet he passed
highly c%reditable examination Jour-
nal-press.
Mrs. Il. G. Burbank, at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell,
had the misfortune Thursday evening
t. fall the full length of a flight Of
stairs. She sustained a fracture Of
the arm besides being otherwise sew
erely bruised and shaken. Mrs. Bur-
bank came only last week from AL
exandria to spend the summer in st.
Press. ,
Congressman Buchanan has been
looking into the status of the settlers
OF Northern Pacific indemnity lands.
The company will give the settlers pre-
ference in every case, and reasonable
prices will be ordered with no commits
sions allowed real estate agents 10
their sale. 1t is believed that titles
will be given settlers in the fall.
A very funny incident occurred when
q ~well-known lady congratulated TIE
father of one of the graduates at the
high school commencement upon tbs ex-
cellent record of his daughter and he
acknowledged the compliment very
uniquely by-Hold on! we promised
not to tell! . $50 " r.@ J.
Mrs. NJ. J. Wilkins returned from
ST.. Cloud on Friday last and will re-
main at her hcme in this city during
the summer. Her daughter, Miss
Frankie, who is a member OF the nor
NAL shoul faculty of st. Cloud, will
spend the summer in New England.
Mrs. McMasters is in ST, Cloud at
tending the commencement of the state
Normal school. Her two daughters
graduate today in the elementary
graduate course. They will teach
next year IN the Princeton public
schools.
Miss Adella johnson arrived on
Thursday last to spend the summer
with her sister Mrs. q. p. Hiisdale.
Mrs. johnson will not 60 back to Min
neapolis with her daughter in the fall,
but will make her permanent home
with Mrs, Hilsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ed. Smith of North
Yakima, Wash, arrived in the city on
Monday to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Smith lisa son OF the venerable
w. f. Smith, and Mrs. Smith q
daughter of .. G. Lyman. They will
remain some time.
Henry Garfield attended a special
session of the board of county com
missioners on Tuesday. 1t author.
lied Rockville to submit the question
of incorporating as a village to a vote
on June IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay and daughter
Bessie, went to Osakis on Wednesday
to attend the wedding Of Arthur M
Kobe, manager Of the the mill, and
Miss Mile Stillwell, the daughtero
the grain buyer for the mill.
w. B. Dean, Jr., went down to Sain
Paul last week and passed the stat
examination for optOmetry. Abou
one half those examined failed to 'mee
the requirements.