The Sauk Centre herald., 1903-06-11

John Batchelder, who is running a
sawmill at Lincoln, Mimi, was in the
city over Sunday. the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. A. V. Sutton.
John Lefsted has just finished we'll
ON b firm in Ashley which is 100 fee t
deep. He has also built frame barn.
Edmund Buck has made a notable
improvement in his residence pr perty
by grading the front yard.
G. M. McCollum went to Morris to
| do work for Frank Hancock on a
! building the latter is erecting.
Claud B. Lewis, who has been at
tending Rush Medical College of Chi
cago for three years, graduates this
| week with honor. He is now full
fedged NJ. D.
Roy Robbins, who Is attending the
University Medical College is home for
the summer.
| Deck White comb has the contract for
building barn for Morris Mahanna,
on his farm northeast of the city.
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William Gray Sr. of Raymond, was
in the city on Saturday accompanied
by his son Hebert.
! Friday was the hottest day of
the season. The thermometer regis
tering 94' in the shade.
| Miss Marion, daughter of T. W.
Brown of Westport, arrived home
from St. Paul on Friday, her father
meeting her here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Brown of West
port, are spending few days in the
twin cities.>.
Mrs. Roy Smith of Willard, was in
the city on Saturday.
John Love of Westport, was in the
city on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Barker OF Long
Prairie, were in the city on Friday.
A lot Of high school scholars had a
jolly hayrack party on Saturday,
Mrs. W. c. Smith OF St. Paul, Wis.
tied the family of her father, William
Richards, during the past week.
Frank w. Parker spent Sunday at
home.
L. r. Barto was at home over Sum
day..
Miss Josephephine Hegg was in town
on Saturday. She is travelling for q
ladies' tailoring establishment. H..
A. N. Forsberg of Raymond. was in
the city on Saturday Two of his
children who have been attending our
public school returned hume With him!
Dan. Daogherty Of Willard, wasin
the city ON Saturday,
Ole o. Minde of Spring Hill, was in
the city during the past week.
Sundays eassbound flyer was fifteen
hours late =..>&
Emil Dahlew, travelling for the Ker-
wen Paper Co., vas in town on Mon
day. -.
Miss Ella Schleusper of Little Falls,
Is the guest Of her brother Otto.
o. G.. Lyman js steadily improving
In health. On Friday last he went fish
ing, met with fair success and enjoyed
1t heartily
|: Hon. Frank Minnetse who has been
in N. D. and Manitoba for some time,
returned home last week.
Judge Wilcox: "We are having NO
criminal business these days, and
very little civil. II is wonderful HON
litigation has decreased in this city
during the past two years.
Hans Hansen has graded the
grounds about his residence, seeded
them down and set out a number OF
trees and shrubs. 1t presents q very
beautiful appearance.
DIR. Lewis has graded the east side
of his lot to conform to the graded
st 'eet. 1t is a notable Improvement.
An uninteresting game of base ball
was played in this city on Saturday be-
tween Willard and our LEGAL club. The
home team won by a score Of ID to 0 in
six innings. - .'~. ..
Geo. A. Chase has sold the west
sixtysix feet Of his lot ol< Fifth-st.
to T. L. McCormlck-the old barn
Property. A new barn will be built
|sSis fall. -
T The tstSround is nearly encloses
with fiat board fence,
IA tishNay will be made over the
DAM soon.
{. Barto resigned last wee,x from
| the board OF education and DIR. Levi.