The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-07-30
Joseph Codburn, of Ashley, was in
the city on Saturday.

Joseph Codburn, of Ashley, was in
the city on Saturday.
Rev. F. A. Sumer, OF Minneapolis,
is in the city, the ghsstof Iew Irish.
Mrs. c. Il. Klatt, of Sioux City, Ia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Dunn
inert.
Levi & Allen are erecting pretty
cottage for w. G. Bean in the south
east part'of the city.
/ Mat schiefer went to Park Rapids
last week to attend the Grand Army
encampment held there last week.
Miss Nellie Black, of Mortified.
Mimi, has been the guest of Miss
Bessie Kay during the past week.
Frank and Irvine Carr purchased
two car loads of horses in Wadena
during the past week and shipped
them to the city.
Charles A. Morse will erect large
| dairy barn on his Long Lake farm.
1t will be 1884 feet, with heavy frame.
Levi g. Allen will build it,
Mrs. r. Thomas, of Seattle, and
Mrs. M. Smith, of San Francisco,
| spent a portion of last week in the
| city the guests of Mrs. VIM. Dummert,
The house which James Ingram is
building for his own occupation is en-
closed, and one may gain very good
idea of it's general appearance when
completed. 1t will be marked i'm
provement to that locality.
The enlargement of Horace Alden's
store is practically completed, and it
is very notable improvements. He
has practically double the room he had
before aud it is much more attractive
every way.
Rev. F. M. Garland left on Tuesday
for Boston, and will have charge of a
parish near that city during the month
of August. His wife and daughter
will accompany him as far as Mime
apoiis, and will remain there ten days
with Mrs. Thos. Stone, who, with her
daughter will return with Mrs. Gar
land and visit at the rectory for a
fortnight.
There was an item in the HERALD
asst week from the Alexandria Citi-
zen stating that P. A. johnson, for
merly of this city, had purchased the
photograph gallery of his brother, J.
A. Johnson. This is In error. Mr..
.!C5"e"n t.. 4 ! has No desire to COLL
o., &c conducting, ~n0 will cOnut.>t
lie gallery, turning out, as ever, tt e
best work in Central Minnesota.
Some drunken smart Aleck who WI
with the St. Cloud picnickers Satul
day threw small snake into the face
of a Mrs. Howard, also one of tie ex-
curslOnists who was a guest of Miss
Boyd Of this village. The shock drove
the woman into Mysteries. She was
taken to DR.. Cleveland's Office suffer-
ing almost nervous prostration from
the effect OF the scare. The young
would be- Bosco made sneak for the
train and by so doing saved himself a
good fogging.-Osakis Review.
Two tremendous locomotives passed
westward over the Great Northern
road on Saturday last, Nos. 1910 and
1911. One need to see them to get any
adequate idea of their immensely.
They were double the size of an Or
binary engine, weighing, empty. 15O
tons each. The monster will contain
6, coo gallons of water and Is tons OF
coal--a burden of about thirty three
tons in the tender alone. They are
from the Brooks works and are de-
signed for mountain trayel.
The new Congregational church will
be thing of beauty. 1t will stand
high upon the lot on a foundation OF
gr ante. The body will be OF Menom-
once red sand brick, a shade lighter
tn an the Palmer house, and mounted
with granite. The elevation will be
very attractive. The contract for
building taken by Pangburn & Whit
comb is for about 81 900 and includes
everything excepting the heating and
the seating. As soon as the granite
for The range work arrives some time
next week, work will commence in
earnest and be pushed with large
working force.