The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-30

Mrs. Francelia Barnets went to Min
neapolis on Friday last and entered
a hospital for surgical treatment.
The operation promises to be a COM
plete success. $780, ,'.,' --,-.s
Louis Erickson and Louis Stasmo,
will leave on Monday next for the
Pacific coast with u view TO settling
there If they find the conditions salts
factory.
30 Rev. L. Fl. Steinhoff will hold
services in the Baptist church in this
city on Sunday next, morning and
evening, at the usual hours for regular
services-1O:3e a. m. and 1880 p. m.
A party of residents of this city exc
pect to visit the coast about the mid
die OF May. Wash McNiece will be
one of the party, and several others
al considering the matter.
Miss Lizzie zervas, the young wo-
man indicted for infanticde COM
mitted at Melrose, will be defended by
attorneys Peterson of Long Prairie,
and Sullivan of ST. Cloud.
Charles Strait, formerly proprietor
Of the Sank Centre house, is in the
employ of the Hubbinger Starch Com,
pany of Keokuk, as travelling sales
man visiting the larger cities only. j.
The city will use large amount of
dirt from the excavation for St.
PAul's church in grading the ap-
proaches to the bridges on the Third
ST. extension.
A dancing party will be given at the
brick yard on Saturday evening.
The steamer will leave it's dock here
al 1880 and $50 p. m. for the brick
yard landing.
John r. Howard was in the city to-
day. His family is packing up pre-
paratory to removing from St. Paul to
occupy their home in this city for the
81 MINER.
Long Prairie feels absolutely sure
tn AT it will soon be on the main line of
the Nol thern Pacific road. A crew OF
are running Il line from the
vicinity OF ST. Cloud through Long
Prairie. thence to Vinino ard Parkers
Prairie to Wahpeton, and thence to
Mayor Sturnke of Gaylord, is in
the city investigating the matter of
providing a system of cement walks
for the thriving city of Gaylord.
The reputation of our streets had
reached him, and he made a fiaal in
spection, and seems we'll pleased.
A ball team has been organized
consisting of clerks and business men
of this village and it is expected that
with couple of days practice that
the team will be able to down any
thing within radius of 1000 miles of
Right Rev. J. D. Morrison, bishop
of the Episcopal district of Duluth,
will hold services, preach and ad
minister the rite Of confirmation at the
church of the Good Samaritan on
next at 1920 a. M. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to be
present.
II. e. White of La Crosse, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. C.. A. Emer-
son. during the past week He is on
his way back from Assiniboia with
err he went to purchase lands. He
secured a section and is very enthus-
iastic relative to the country.
The Methodist Sunday school will
be held in the addition to the church on
Sunday next-the first service of any
kind held in the enlarged church. 1t
is expected that the church will be
completed and ready for occupation
the first Sunday in June.
f. B. Rowe has commenced extern
sive repairs upon his house. He will
add large colonial porch. raise the
roof, adding largely to the room on
the second floor, put in a steam heat
ing plant ia fact practically rebuilded
it. Robert Love and Charles S. Allen
are doing the work.
Judge Searle has ma an ordered
granting new trial of the case of
Mcdowell, Hood & Co. VS.. Henry
Keller. The case involves claim for
employers liability insurance, and a
jury gave the plaintiff a small verdict
last December. They asked aud Sc
cured new trial on errors of law =
ST. Cloud Journal Press.
H. E. Brooks left on Tuesday for
Salina, Kas., where he will have
charge of the largest mill in that state
"a mill with a capacity of 1900 barrels
day. Salina is a. thriving city OF
about 10000 population, within the
winter wheat belt of Kansas. His
family will remain here for some time
yet.
Jacob Biewans, the old printer-sold.