The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-07

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terrace.
The family of John r. Howard ar
rived from ST. Paul on Saturday, and
are occupying their home on South
hill.
Frank unger drove into town on
May with a sleigh. It was not the
best sleighing. but he made the round
trip all right.
The public park is thing of beau
ty. Mr.. Orvaar is giving it close at
tention, and his persistent W ork is pro-
ducing satisfactory results.
The plans for the new library build
ing'have been received, and it will not
be long now before the contract will
be let and work begun.
Anton Niles left on Monday for
Dawson, N. D., to be gone two or
three weeks. 1t is possible he will To-
cate there.
Mrs. =. Nj. Hill and infant. came
over from Grey Eagle to attend the
senior class play, and remained over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. B. Fuller.
Tramps are conspicuously scarce
this spring. One applied for a meal
at house near the Great Northern
depot on Sunday-the first one this
season.
G. e. Harkens Of Long Prairie, was
in the city on Saturday on his way
home from St. Paul. He feels very
much elated over the prospects of the
Northern Pacific prospective line
through Todd county, touching the
county seat.
M. G.. Kelsey has been laid up at
home for two weeks by reason of a
strained back. While at work in his
garden he was suddenly disabled. and
has had tedious and painful time of
it.
Asa Stanley. who is attending the
Long Prairie high school, came down
to attend the senior class play, and
remained here until Wednesday.
Judge D. B. Searle of St. Cloud, was
in the city on Monday on his way to
Long Prairie to attend term of court
there. He is In excellent health and
appears better than he has for many
Geo. B. Keene of Minneapolis, who
mas been on the road for more ti,an
twenty years for the Royal Baking
Powder company, was in the city on
Monday.
David Pangburn has closed a con-
ract for the delivery of 400, 600 bricks
o be used in the constr uction ct ST..
9auI's church, delivery to be mate as
he requirements demand.
Section boss lngebritsen of the
Great Northern has his gang at work
putting in new ties to replace the WORD
mes. 1t will require 800 to put his
lection in order.
The standpipe at the Congregation
i church corner, used for the sprink-
ing tanks, is being moved to point
m Fifth.st., east OF Main, by the
Grand Opera house.
Allen & Love will cover the build
ng of H. f. Alden with steel, and |
'ther improvements which will materi-
lily alter the appearance of the build
ny.
Mrs. John j. Buchanan and her
grandson, Chas. B.Summer,who have |
,een visiting with friends in this city,
eft. for Minneapolis on Tuesday
Mr.. Buchanan will remain for few
lays longer.
Prosper Henry of Little Sank, well
tnown in this city, went to St. Paul
asst week to consult a specialist rela-
i've to numerous growth on his neck
While he was not operated upon, it is
probable he will be soon.
We simply are asking for your shoe
rsde-asking for it because we be-
ieve we deeerve it. We want to be
1our shoers and we certainly will be,
I you will come in for look. The
Model Shoe Store.
G. r. Merritt of the Northern Paci-
ic freight department, has just COM
,leted acomfortaful cottage on Grimes's
point on Birch Lake, which will be
occupied by his parents. be making it
,is home during the summer. Mr..
Merritt has purchased very fine row
,oat. He expects to occupy the cot
age about June l.
Mr.. Murphy, boiler inspector for
he Hartford boiler insurance COM
,any, was in the city aid inspected
he boilers at the Northern Elevator
md at the mill. ...-.-.
The case of the Central Mill COM
Dany VS.. John Ekles of Grey Eagle
came up for trial at Long Prairie,
and was referred to J. D. Van Dyke
TO take testimony. ..~4