The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

, and graded the extension of ASh-st. to
the fair grounds, ready Tor the railroad
| to put in the crossing.
Al the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
| which will meet in ST. Paul next week,
G.. Nj. Sprague, grand treasurer and
M. G. kelsey of the committee on APP
| pea's and grievances and Mrs. Kelsey,
trustee of the Mortified home, will
| attend John. Rinosmuth will repre-
! sent this lodge, and Mrs. Gorge Rien
ind Miss Esther Sprague the Rebekah
| chapter.
The Northern Pacific sold SO tickets
! 10 Ddlutn for its excursion on FRIDAY
last. EVERYBODY who went is enthusl
astic over tbs trip.
! !. Dimond, the Sank Centre con-
/ tractor, has been awarded the task o
building the new Carnegie library at
Sank Centre The old library plant
ha, been soiu 20 the Congregations
church. -Journal-Press-Yes, Ouil'
the old library plant is the City hail.
and the library bought the cougrega-
tionaI church property, instead vi
selling to that body.
Anton Larson will build residence
in Elm-st. just south of the Lake
Shore house. He has already COM
menced work on it. He has also made
| notable improvements on the Lake
Shore house.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Lloyd and Mrs.
Luyd's daughter, Miss Mabel Gillette,
LETT for Portland. Oregon, on Thurs
day last. 1t is their intention to
| make their home there.
Chan. Harmon will grade and ter
race The front Of his property on Ma
ple-st., making a very marked in
pruvemenu.
Complaint is made by the farmers
living southwest Of the city that TIE
road within the city limits along the
Mann place is in bad orGer for hauling
heavy loads.
Announcement is made that OttU
.'..u sou, Wh0 IS he travelling pass IL
ger agent for the Great Northern road
has been appointed ticket agent ut the
union station in Minneapolis-a posi-
tion of great responsibility.
A lively ball game between Grove
Lake and South Ashley on Saturday
LIST was won by The farmers by d
small margin.
geo. \. Gnaau na, done some ex-
csilent work in grading the north OF
b lot, c.rner Oak and Fourth-sts
He has put up hitching railing fos
the convenience of his farmer patrons.
Mat Merfeld and family of Ashley,
and John Didier and wife of West I'm
ion, spent Sunday with Nick Roeh ig,
who recently purchased the Morris
Mahanna farm.
The city is laying service water
pipe through Maple-st., between Sec-
ond and Thirid-sts. 1t will accumu7
late goodIy number of consumers.
Elliot brothers are now milking six
teen COWS for. their city delivery of
milk. They have added separator
to their equipment and can fill orders
for skim milk as we'll as cream.
Officer Connolly has bran new reg
uiation police hat, and with his new
uniform looks every inch the excellent
policeman he is.
The coolest of the cool shoes for
summer wear, the Coolie cloth shoes
at The Boston.
Extensive sewer construction will be
carried on in the city this season.
Mrs. a. P. Knapper and son Of
Grafton, N. D., are visiting her aunt
Mrs. O.. B. Boobar and cousin Mrs.
L. J. Irish.
Miss Alice Stark is home from the
State University for the summer vaca-
ton. -
The Misses McMasters and Miss E--
Their Sprague are home from the Sairt
Cloud Normal school, with their we'll
earned diplomas. '',>.. ;;+'':.
Rey. E. P. Hall and family ofAbsr'
deem, S. D., are the guests, Of MIR. and
Mrs. Stanton at their cottage at the
lake. He is the presiding elder, of the
Methodist church of that conference.
Raymond Dean went to Minneapolis
on Sunday returning on Monday.
August Wehrehahn has the founda-
ton completed for his handsome new
house in Ashley. -, ~ ...~.
TEETH DR.. Niven will he in
lEElUs. Long Prairie June %
and 20 and Sank Centre June 30 and
July l. All kinds OF dentistry H.