The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-11-30

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silk at two cents skein. Now is YOU
time and opportunity to secure materia
fos fancy work for the holiday season.
Director Kinnamon is entitled to q
great deal Of credit for the admirabl.
manner in which he has worked up the
music for the concert. He had perfect
control of the band from first to last
and it responded quickly to his slightest
beck.
John w. Davis of St. Cloud, formerly
of this city, and in the employ OF the
Great Northern as conductor, ad the
misfortune to lose his wife last week.
She was the daughter of Peter Mursing.
err ofSt. Cloud, and was highly esteemed.
Since her death two of his children have
been quite i'll.
The recent controversy between
Sheriff Hammered and deputy public ex-
aminer West may be re-opened. as the
latter has been in st. Cloud during the
past week examining the records, and he
may again attack the methods of the
doughty John P. Ifso the fur will fly
livelier than ever.
The extra train on the Northern
branch has been discontinued, after con-
tinuous service of two months. The
train has bsen engaged in hauling out
wood, and several thousand cords have
been shipped. Conductor Mickey. who
has been in charge of the train, will go
upon the main line.
AT the regular meeting of the Sank
Centre Lodge Of Odd Fellows, the fol-
lowing were elected officers for the ensu-
ing term of six months.
N. &c. A. Richasds
V. Cole S. Olson
P. S.-Tohn w. Oehl
r. ST.. S. Bishop
Treas.-C. M. Sprague.
Mrs. n. E. Peake wifi make special
sale for trimmed and untrimmed hats at
cost prices, from now unfit Christmas.
Her stock is large and we'll assorted.
and the ladies of Sank Centre and vicini-
ty will find it everything to please and
attract-and at cost. This is an offer
which will not be duplicated soon.
Jacob Irwin, whose house was
burned on Thursday of last week, has
moved into the Lake Shore hou3e, and is
taking boarders. He had dozen or
more in the house destroyed by fire. and
the number has been largely increased.
Some OF his boarders lost portion of
their personal belongings in the fire.
The opening lecture in the University
Extension course will be given in the
lecture room of the academy on Monday
evening. The subject is one that ought
to be of general interest and the speaker
carries the voice of authority. Do not
fail to hear what Prot. w. N. West has
to saw on early American Politics.. >
The price for the course of six lectures
is only one dollar. single admission rs
cents.
The budding orators of the high
school will measure swords at the opera
house on Saturday evening to determine
who shall represent Sank Centre at the
congressional district contest to be held
in st. Cloud in the near future. These
contests are preliminary to state con-
test to be held in st. Paul after Christ.
mas. One boy and one girl will 60 to
st, Cloud from each Of the high schools
in this congressional district. The par
Elephants in Saturday nights trial are:
A: c. Johnson, Joe Petit, Ernest Wag
ner, George Johnson, Margaret Lynch,
Susie Warren, Maude Bixby, Leila Carr,
Carrie Johnson, Blanche Hall, Laura
KInnamon, Edna Lewis and Jennie
Smith.
The meeting of the Relief Society at
the parlors ofthe Congregational church
on Monday afternoon brought out
about fifty ladies and was followed by
most substantial results. A large guam.
lily of clothing had found its way to
the place of meeting during the day
which the industry OF the ladies succeeded
in putting into prime condition. and il
will at once see service. The work ha.
opened very auspiciously. Besides ths
clothing contributed there is now about
fifteen dollars in cash on hand. Thi:
fund is derived from the honorary mem
bership. Today the society will provid,
dinners for number Of families. TIL,
movement has already proved blessing
The future meetings of the society viii
be held in the Knights of Pythias recep
ton hall which has generously beer
rendered free of charge.