The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-03
LYMAN PRAIRIE.

is being held at this place. Several
weeks ego Rev. Ora Smith, an evangel-
ist Of extra power and earnestness,
was here and at Grove Lake, and by
hAR terrible onslaught against sin, in
ah it's forms, succeeded in breaking
UP the placid self-content of the peo-
pie, and now Mr.. c, B. Brecount of
Minneapolis has arrived, and like a
true disciple Of the Saw Jour has sue
ceeded in tVhrowing Oil upon the
troubled waters" and scores are g ath-
erinQ Nightly about the anxious seat,
seeking to know what they may do to
be saved. Such an earnest and unan-
imous movement has not been knewn
here for years.
~" SCHOOL REPORT.
Term began October IL and contin-
ued for five months without vacation.
Number enrolled 80, average attend
ance %. Names of pupils averag ing
80 and over in department.: Mile
Robbins, Clifford, Minor and Mary
Smith, Ralph Mcintyre, Ernest Cook,
Berth Tuttle, Cora Simmons, Mabel
Cowlthorpe, Lou Riley-Ernest Cooks
name ranking highest in the A grade.
OF the B grade the following names
are marked 80 and over: Irwin Cowl-
thorpe ranks first; Anna Kraft, Laura
Mcintyre, Bessie futile. G grade,
Herbert Lyman highest; Grace Cowl-
thorpe, Olive, Mabelle, Myrtle, Ear
and Byron Smith, Clyde Cook, Leafy
Emerson. School closed on Friday,
February Is, with an entertainment at
the church in the afternoon. The
building was comfortably filled with a
patient and appreciative audience.
PROGRAMME.
By the A class assisted by Mr. and Mrs Cowen
Recitation. ....................Se Selling the Baby
Dialogue-One Good Turn Deserves Another
BY Several Girls
Floyd Gowen
Recitation. Guess what's in my Pocket
Pearl Wilkes
Song. The Choo- Choo Cars
The Primary Scholars
Dialogue-Counting Chickens before they are
Hatched. Three small boys
Recitation ....................... Little Jack
-. Anna Kraft
Greeting Fred Smith. aged S
he'i'a''0n Grace 0owiithorpe oo' 'pee'n
Dialogue .......... "A Lesson Worth Learning
Aunt Esther. ................: Miss Maud Smith
Prof Ashton. Herbert Mcintyre
Pierre, the French servant. 80. Fred Langraf
Song Observation-Disclosures errily on we Bound
Byron Smith
Recitation. ... Going back to Grandpa
Irwin Cowlthorpe
Dialogue The Prize Winner
Several Small Boys
N ''|i ~ -. Edna futile, aged
A Motion song and chorus by small pupils
Recitation. - I'm Thinking Never can
Learn it all. Jessie Cowlthorpe, aged 5
Dialogue. s;.I How VT. the Story Grew
iSe'''''''@''''' Clyde Cook ~
Dialogue. ......a.......: To Greedy by Half
''' Scene. Dentists Office
frish Servant Mike Riley
Patient. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ralph Mcintyre
Recitation :. Sixty years ago
''0'''''' Laura Mcintyre
Dialogue Mabers Maneuver
Comedy. Characters
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs. Miss T EsheI Smith
Violet, the daughter. ....... cora summons
Mabel the conspiratOr... Miss Mile Robins
Leafy Emerson
Dialogue. The cat without an owner
CHARACTERS 81
MIS- Mck1lch1cken.. .....LOu hIoy
Peter Coppermug-a neighbor across the way,
Elmer Smith
jeremiah. with his gal Jerusha-Clif. Smith
SambO, COppermug's assistant. ..:::....:;..:;,.
Catcher Pitcher. Minor Smith
Good night chorus. .....by the SCHOOL
Miss Ethel Smith presided at the
organ and much of the success OF the
entertainment is due to her efforts.
To her and to others outside the school
who so kindly assisted US, we express
our hearty thanks.
I. lie ALICE NEWELL, Teacher.