The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-25
AID. Dunlap is in the city.


q visit Of several weeks
| Howard Bishop is seriously ill.
He is threatened with peritonitis. :
| Ground was broken this morning
| for the Congregatioal church.
The contractor has begun work on
the foundation of st. PauPs church.
| Miss Tillotson will attend the
summer school at the State Univer-
sity. 1.(.rl
| H. F. Alden has commenced
work On the enlargement of his
building.
The Palmer House will be sup
piled with water from a deeply
bored well.
At the school meeting held this
afternoon $500 was appropriated
for school purposes.
| J. w. Brunsklll has had two wells
bored on his property, east of the
city-one seventy feet deep.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Burgess of
Perley, Mimi. came down to attend
the funeral of Isaac S. Woodruff, to
whom they are related.
Fire in the barn of S. N. Thomp-
son of Grey Eagle, occurred on Snn-
day, and the claim is for 800. An
drew J, Smith went over to adjust
the loss.
The game of base ball on We'd
nesday resulted in score of IL to
9 for Grey Eagle. There was a
lively contention and a lively con-
troversy, but the result ii beyond
question.
Mrs. G. M. Bryant, Jr., died at
Cass Lake on June Is, and the re-
mains were taken to her former
home at Larimore, N. D., for burial.
The HERALD is in receipt of copy
of the Larimore Pioneer containing
an obituary notice of deceased which
is received too late for this week.
The Odd Fellows have been doing
excellent work on their cemetery.
During two eveningvolunteer forces
cnt grass, and trimmed trees and
cleared up generally, and the finish
ing touches were put on by hired
labor. AS usual William Scherffius
and L. H. Vath were the moving
spirits in the good work.
The dedicatory services of the
Methodist church will be held on
Sunday, July IL. DR.. Forbes, for
merly presiding elder of the Duluth
district will preach. Special music
has been prepared for the occasion,
which will be a notable one. The
church has been so completely re-
built as to be practically new.
Mrs. s. A. Pratt OF Owego, a sister
of the late Amos DeGroat, is visiting
her sister-in-law, nephew and neice.
Mrs. Wedlund of Grand Forks, N.
D. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Rev. T. G. Hudson, his daughters
Misses Mary and Phoebe and son
Theodore, of New Paynesville. are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Tobey.
The box elder leaves are exuding
gummy substance called honey dew IN
such quantities that it drips off. and
upon the sidewalks makes very un-
slightly appearance.
James Lewis, who has been faithful
employee of Albert Dahlem for nearly
seven years, has gone to work for the
Great Northern road. He is an indus
;rious, frugal young man, who is
bound to rise
The water mains have been laid on
the north block of Maple-st, and the
residents without exception are max
ing connections with it. They are al
80 preparing to tap the sewer line
which they expect will be put IN this
season. No part of the city shows
greater improvements than this entire
block. A hydrant has been put in on
the corner of Second-St.
: Edward Workee, car repairer on
the Northern Pacific, wi tn headquar
tiers at Staples, was killed last week
about three miles east of Verndale.
W orkee was called to verndale to do
some repair work and was run down
by light engine which was on it's re-
turn from helping a freight train a few
miles west of the city.
mn IJIyYTIIl will be in Sank