The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-02
AADDITONL LOCAL

.. Is. MattlSOn, VINO owns the saw
yer farm on the Fairy Lake road, was
in the city on Monday.
St. Clouds post Office and the land
Office have been removed to the new
government building.
}. j. Bevier, foreman of the bridge
building crew arrived in the city on
Monday, and on Tuesday commenced
putting in the three bridges on the
Third St., extension.
S. S. Callahan, who has been plac-
ing some copper mining stock in this
city, left on Monday for Brainerd
He met with good success here, sell
ing several blocks of stock.
The HERALD made mist ale las
week in the matter of the total value o.
he Alexander Moore estate, but it was
SO evident that few were deceived.
The footing should have been 100000
instead of 190,o 600.
Ed Bennett expects to leave for Kali
ispel about the middle of this month
to accept position with d railroad
contracting firm.
St. Cloud will repeat its last Mayor
allty fight when }. E. G. RoblnsOn,
Democrat was elected by less than
five majority over j. r. Boyd, inde-
pendent. The same candidates Will
be plLLed against each other this
spring.
J. ". Brunskill has gone to Mime
apolis to purchase some Angora goats,
which he will put upon his farm III
BircLuale. They are said to be more
profitable than sheep, and that this
climate is admirably adapted TO theln
Leslie Gray went TO ST. Paul i;~t
week. and while there engaged with
the Farewell, Ozmun, Kirk " Co,
wholesale dealers in hardware, his
term of service to commence in about
two weeks. He visited the Sank
Centre boys at the State University.
AT al meeting of the Congregational
society on Monday evening the trus-
tees were empowered to 60 forward
with the erection of the T. proposed
new church. A sketch has been adopt
ed-that of architect Arnold of st.
Paul-and plans and specifications
will be furnished at once, and propos-
ais for building invited.
Roy and Emil Wuttke, Mrs. FIRE.
mont Derby, and the family of e. A.
May berry left for Kenmare on Mon
day m.- VIC Dorhv Mavhrrr.''
james Mrl' ..I... =
Will leav" wa a, ure
ears in VIII :, h to ship t. It c~, rts,
lumber. h n-ehold goods, v,c.
The C.. and tow authorizes
should see TO it that a row of w:I;ow-
be set out on either side OF the Third
st. extension. They would serge the
several purposes of holding the en-
ban1ment against washing, catch the
snow in winter, and in few wears
make a beautiful avenue to the cemA-
teries.
Deck Whitcomb has been awarded
the contract for completing the Meth
odist church both inside and out,
The corner tower will be rebuilt, the
entire building resided, and the en
tire appearance changed and i'm
proved. The interior will be furnished
in oak, with oak seats, new floor
laid-in fact about new building.
Nothing of the old building will be in
evidence.
daughter Mabel, removed TO Ken
mare, N. D., on Monday to occupy
his claim there. They have two sons
and a daughter resident of the Ken
mare region. The removal of this
estimable family from this city is a
loss to the community. Their i'm
mediate neighbors sincerely regret
their departure.
The boys wound the clapper of the
school bell with rags on the night of
March 81, ard laid the foundation for
good April fool joke on Janitor
Worland. He, however, discovered it
in time, and the scholars who we're
grouped about to enjo ythe joke at
$50 discovered that there was a slip
in their arrangements.
Hereafter pOstmasters will not be
allowed TO rent boxes to boys and
girls. This is a ruling that will
meet with the appreciation of all right
minded people and will doubtless
put a stop to much promiscuous firta-
tion, for if a girl receives letters that
her mother can't see, why there is
danger right there.
J. j. Bass has leased the Captain
Hansen place, corner Second and
Oak-sts., and has opened boarding
house, which he will conduct along
lines to make it attractive and desir-
able. 1t is his purpose to set an ex-
cellent table, and to cater to his