The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-25

on Sunday. UP-To-DATF.
The marriage OF J. E. Levericll Of
Melrose and Miss Vina Ward of Sank
Centre was solemhized on Friday aI.er-
noon at his residence by Rev. G. W..
Lawson of the Methodist church. The
young people arrived on an afternoon
train and were married at O'Clock.
They left on Saturday morning for St.
Paul and will take a bridal journey
to Dawson City, Alaska. The bride is
of well known Sank Centre family
and Mr.. Leverich is a popular Great
N orthern engineer. He is a brother
of Chief Dispatcher Leverich of Mel
rose.-Journal-Press.
c. S. Campbell has been raising
young horse chestnut trees from seed
be SEED csme from the east and he has
taken especial care of them and making
an effort to raise them. They were
growing nicely and were rather a nov
city here. Mr.. Campbell thought a
great deal OF them. Last week some
miscre ant broke off the tops of all of
them. They were all spoiled. Mr.,
Campbell offers reward of $40 for
the conviction of the parties who did
Post News.
The new church of the town of Birch
Dale, one mile north of Long Lake,
will be dedicated on Sunday. Servic-
es at 10. 80 am. and PIN. Rev. Geo.
johnson of Northwestern college at
Napeville, ILL.,, and Rev. +. M. Batting
err of Minneapolis, will offlciate. A
cordlal invitation is extended to all.
The Sank centre township board of
met on Monday and equal
lied the taxes. Very few changes were
made. Tine personal property asses
ment is about $4,000. The assessor
J os. Kortan, took the books to Saint
Cloud on Monday for extension by the
county auditor.
You are cordially invited to attend
a special lecture to be given by Mr.. F.
J. Enefer evangelist, Of Detroit, Mich.
on Friday evening at s. p. m. in the
Gospel Hall, Third-st. Subject-"The
church: what is it?" Also on Sunday
evening at the same hour. Subject
"The two resurrections."
G. Nj. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Kelsey, Miss Esther Sprague, Mrs.
George Rein, and John Ringsmuth are
attending the Odd Fellows grand
lodge at St. Paul. Mr.. Kelsey will de-
liver an address upon the encampment.
Mrs. Mort. Boss arrived from Kal.
ispel on Sunday. She will accompany
her mother Mrs. Chas. II. Bennett to
Walker, foreman there some time.
Mrs. Bennett may return with her to
Kalispel for visit later in the season.
1. P. Trones of Kandota, was in town
on Saturday and says that the crop
prospects were never finer at this sea-
son, although corn is backward. He
does no. despair of good crop OF it
however. -a
Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. Brown Of
Westport was IN the city on Saturday.
Mr.. Brown says it is getting very dry.
He says that he bad as fine prospects
for large crop OF strawberries as he
ever saw, but they are not developing
aud ripening we'll.
John Dimond went to Long Prairie
on Monday to look after contract work
he has in progress there.
Perrie Metaguy of st. Adams, VT,
was the guest of John Law during the
past week.
W. M. Henderson and son Ernest
are at Park Rapids this week, attend
ing the races.
Conductor Len Hendry OF st. Paul,
came up on Monday to visit his par
ents.
Enroll at Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Sept. 1st, and get two months
free.
Miss Hattie Hedin is visiting Long
Prairie relatives.
G. R. ovill Of Lake George, was in
the city on Saturday.