The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-11-24
COME @UICK!
ALEX. FULLY & Co.
The Boston Store

&C. M. Boss has rented the Dubois
house, diagonally across from the Meth
odist church for the winter and is now
occupying it with his family. Mr.. Boss
will spend the greater portion of the
winter in the pineries of northern Todd
county.
"A social will be held at the Methodist
parsonage Thursday evening, December
LIST, under the auspices of the Epworth
League. Supper served from g. to 8
o'clock. All are most cordially Invited
to come, bring friend with them and
have good time.
i. B. Alkenbrack has leased the Lake
Shore house, and is running an excellent
hotel, with first-class board, fine stable
accommodations, and every convenience
for the farmer and travelling man. Tran
sient and permanent boarders taken at
reasonable rates.
"A small, but highly appreci ,tive
audience greeted Herr Aamold on Satur-
day evening. He was assisted by Messrs.
Woodley, Mann. Rich and Bishop and
Mrs. Miner, Misses Mary E. Buchan-
| an, Maude White and Nannita
Bagley. The program was delightful
one from first to last. Herr Aamold is
the most artistic violinist who has ever
visited this city, and every number OF
his was encor ed. 1t is to be regretted
that talent of this exalted character
meets with such faint recognition here
Those who failed to attend missed a
iue entertainment:
On November 9th, r. T, Gree, ,
in his claim for person aoa+o ~,
4"'' :, 20. o. F. Life and Acciden
Association, in which company he he'll
a policy for $4,000 and indemnity O
$500 per week, on Saturday, Nov. 19tl
he received draft for the entire amour
claimed $2s5. 90 for nineteen weeks. DR.
Rich is the local representative of tn
company. This is not only very quicl
returns. but altogether satisfactory
Mr.. Greene holds another accident policy
under which his is entitled to $3.50
per week, and that company will pay
on or before February 10Th next.
The corn husking entertainment
given by the ladies of the Episcopa
church was a brilliant success. 1t repre-
sented tt floor OF an old fashioned barn
and score of young people engaged ii
husking corn. twas made the occasion
otsome very fine vocal music, recitations
conunndrums and pleasant jokes, cor
Guiding with the Virginia reel, dance
upon the barn floor. Where all acquitted
themselves so satisfactorily it is hardl
fair to discriminate. Henry Capser, a
usual, was excellent as the farmer, a
: was L. M. Bunnell as his gawky sor
Miss Bagley sang 'Bide Vice." so az
5 ceptably that the audience demanded
repetition. Horace Alden in solo, an
. the male quartette were also compelle
e to repeat. 1t is no reflection whateve
d upon Others who participated that thes
5 few are singled o ut for special mention
An old fashioned supper of pumpkin pi
s cold meats and doughnuts was served {
n the close.
I'm monday evening next at 7:45, tt
u literary society will hold its regular for
}, nightly meeting, and Rev. ]. F. Hamilte
will read paper. All who are M
g members, and would like to become S
II are cordially invited to be present. The
y are a number of our citizens who ha
=, expressed desire to join coupled. wi
P the objection that they do not feel Ii
be participating in the proceedings. The
II is nothing compulsory about taking pa
in either in the way of contributing pape
I'd or discussing those which are presenti
so There is no doubt but many who
RS now that they would enjoy merely bel
sc present would find themselves active
participating, much to their own emit