The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-04-10

BAND SONCERT-.A large ana nne aud
fence filled the opera house on Monday
evening to listen to the musical program
prepared by Harrison's Military Band,
and the unanimous opinion freely ex-
pressed is that it was by far the most
enjoyable musical entertainment of its
character ever given in Sank Centre.
The rare treat was more than just cred
liable to the band it was revelation to
our citizens They have never before
fully appreciated the possibilities of that
organization in the matter of musical
execution.
To begin with the program was ar
ranged with rare dlscretion-not tire
some as is too often the case. The audi
ence was of the character to stimulate
and encourage the band to do its best;
aud their success was attested by the
liberal applause which followed every
number. The great feature of the even
ing was the Huncing piece, which was
vociferously applauded, and the encore
W as responded to with selection SINH
lar in character, the Russian Carriage
Song, which our people had not heard in
SO long i: was practically new again.
The program was enriched by vocal
numbers, one by the male quartet and
one by the male octet, both of which
were encored. Mr.. Hall, of St. Cloud,
contributed not little to the entertain
ment by his superb clog dancing, and he
was called out twice by the delighted
audience.
From first to last there was not a
dull feature of this remarkably pleasant
evening, and the band has entrenched
itself as never before in the good graces
of the community. The members covered
themselves with glory, and Sank Centre
is proud of her band.
The leader and musical director, A. L.
Kinpamon, is entitled to credit for the
remarkable manner in which the program
was selected and executed. The band
made no mistake in rejecting leader.
The manager, A. O. Scrivener, is to be
congratulated upon the success Of
the entertainment, every detail Of the
management being excellent, SO that not
a word of complaint was heard. He de-
sires to express his appreciation of the
generous patronage bestowed upon the
band upon this occasion, and together
with the leader, pledges to our citizens
the utmost Hberality in accommodating
them with the best efforts of the band.
Our citizens feel that they have a band
of which they need never be ashamed in
any comparative tests. and will give it
liberal support.
CITY OFFIcERs.--The following is a
complete roster of city officers for the
ensuing year:
Mayor-W. S. Dean.
| Clerk-A. H. Petit.
Aldermen-President, C. A. Morse.
Vice-President, ]. l.. Robbins. First ward
"A. Moore, c. M. Coats, c. A. Morse;
second wards. Beidleman, Josiah
Cooper, ]. L. Robbins.
ASSESS orr. H. Simonton.
Street COMMISSIONER. M. Thomas.
on.
Attorney-David Wilcox.
Chief F. Carr.
Fire Yarden.-L. T.. Coe.
Water Works COMMISSIONER. E.
Coo.
Board of HeaHh.-Dr. E. ]. Lewis, D
c. VanCamp, J. Capser.
Pond Master-B. R. Phelps.
Judge Municipal Cort-L. R. Barto.
Special Judge-William Boulton.
THE SHooL BOARD.-The following is
The school board for the ensuing year
as organized on Thursday evening.
Treasurer, L. Lells; committee or
schools, L. Kells, P. Lamb, E. c. Rich
finance committee. P. Lamb, ]. B. Per
kins, M. F. Woodbury.; property com
mittee, ]. B. Perkins, E. c. Rich, M. F
Woodbury.. -'., ... -
WANrED.-Eight or ten young Ladies