The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-06-20

The Kanabec County Times of June
IA gives an extended account of the
marriage, at that place, on Wednesday,
June ~, of Miss Ruby Stickney and
Mr.. Harry A. Lamb. Alvin E. Lamb
of Sank Centre was present as best
man. He is a cousin of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb will reside at
Grasston, where the groom is engaged
in the banking business.
WANTED A girl or middle-aged
woman housekeeper and companion to
invalid. Small family. Good home
and good wages for the right person.
Call on or address
MRS. l.. GOODSELL,
Sank Centre Mimi. PIT
Last Sunday G. ]. Quill, son of 6. K.
Quill of Sank Centre, and Herman
Baalson were ordained at the Big
Grove Norwegian Lutheran church,
700 people and six ministers being
present. 1t was a notable occasion.
Rev. Quill has accepted call to
-Bowdon, N. D., where he will serve
seven churches in that place and
vicinity. Rev. Baalson goes to the
Pacific coast to take a charge near
Tacoma.
Flag day was quite generally
observed in Sank Centre. The largest
flag of all foated proudly over G. A. R.
hall on Main street. A big one was
flung to the breezes from the cupola of
the public school house. A third
foated from the top of the staff on the
roof of the Palmer House. Numerous
small flags were in evidence all over
the city. The members of the Grand
Army of the Republic expressed their
thanks to The Herald for calling atten-
ton, in last weeks issue, to the fact
that Friday was Flag Day, saying that
the notice brought out great many
flags.
Summer hit Minnesota Sunday and
hit hard. The weather made Jump
from Winter right over into dog days.
The sun shone brightly all day and
the temperature was up in the nineties
before the day was over. The sudden
change caused discomfort and I'M
complimentary remarks about the |
weather man. Along about nine
p. m. heavy thun der storm came
up which cooled the atmosphere
materially. Monday morning was
bright and clear but rain fell along
about noon. Vegetation is thriving in
his vicinity and the city never looked
more attractive than it now does in it's
new dress of green. "-
The Oriental Limited due in Sank
Centre at $50 p. m. last Saturday was
wrecked at Palermo, a small station
orty miles west of Minot, N. D., about
':30 a. m. that day. The engine, two
baggage cars and two coaches left the
rack and plunged down high en-
A number of people
eceived injuries but no one was killed
The engineer escaped with a few
,ruises, although the engine turned a
omersault and he was in the cab
Turing that time. The wrecked cars
aught fire and burned. The wreck
vas caused by broken rail, says the
ngineer, who saw it before the train
truck it but too late to stop the train.
The wreck caused decentralization of
ratfic for few hours.
LOST-Black dog with collar. Fr.
Arzt's name on collar. Return to FIR.
Arzt for reward. 3-tf
A bunch of Odd Fellows went to
1lenwood Monday afternoon to help
he lodge in the Pope county town con-
er degrees on class of thirteen. The
work. was completed about four O'Clock
n the morning, after which some of
he Sank Centre boys went to bed,
While the rest visited the fish hatchery
md waited around till breakfast. The
'arty returned on the train reaching
lere at 800 a. m. Tuesday. All report
fine time. Those composing the
'arty: A. c. Kay, w. A. Morse, John
irwin, w. 7. Bull, Harry Parker, ]. NJ.
wilson, VIM. Pangburn, Geo. A. Rien,
:. w. Mayberry, L. S. Bishop, Anton {
arson, Anton Nelson, David Cleve- {
and, John Hickman, Geo. Butler, {
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