The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-04
Miss Dott Perkins of Willard, visited
Miss Ethel Webb last week.

Miss Dott Perkins of Willard, visited
Miss Ethel Webb last week.
Laurel Kells and James B. Hendryx
of the State University, spent Thanks
giving at home, returning on Monday
| Miss Eshter sprague came home
from the Normal school at St. Cloud
on Wednesday, returning on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Swanson went to
St. Cloud on Monday, where they will
reside. Mr.. Swanson returned on
Wednesday on business, for few
days. ~
Fred Kranz went to Minneapolis re.
Gently and purchased a Minneapolis
threshing engine of twenty-five horse
power, which he has on his farm west
of the city. He used it for threshing
his own crop this fall. .... ~.-..
Tobias Engell has cow On his
farm near this city which gave birth
to twins last week-the fifth pair in
succession in as many years, and
strange to say every pair has been
composed of one male and one female.
The cow is the mother of seventeen
calves.
The Winter term at Glenwood Acad-
envy opens Jan. 6, 1908. In addition
to the regular work in the academic,
normal, and commercial courses, In
struction is also offered in drawing,
painting, piano, organ and band
music. For catalogue and further in
formations address Glenwood Acade-
my, Glenwood, MINI.
The Young Ladies Guild will have a
fine display of choice cut flowers from
the Anoka Conservatory, at their
fair on December IL, also Holly and
Christmas wreathes.
Don't buy your Christmas gifts be
fore visiting the Guild fair in the Au.
ditorium on December IL. In the
evening novel and amusing enter
tainment will be given when an ad-
mission of 10 cents will be charged.
The st. Paul Central high school
team beat the St. Cloud high school
football team on Saturday last by a
score of 10 to 0. This makes the St.
Paul school the champion.
J. M. Huffman, proprietor of the
Huffman house, of Grey Eagle has
leased his hotel and furniture to Chas.
J. Rode, for a term of two years.
1t is reported that the Weyer-
hausers has purchased large saw
mill at Cloquet for So, 100000 This
includes d large lot of standing pine.
Ward L. Swift of Chippewa Falls.
Wis, succeeds c. M. Scott as city ed
itor of the 81. Cloud. Tines.
N. P. Clarke of St. Cloud, shipped
to Chicago two cars of cattle and one
of horses, which will be exhibited at
the International Stock show which
opened on Monday. This is the third
show, and cattle from all directions
will be on exhibition and offered for
sale.
Henry Diebel returned on Monday
from the cities. While below Mr..
Deibel purchased an Ames center
crank, balance valve, 25-horse engine
to replace the 50-horse power engine
he has been using in his plant, as it
was too large for his 35-horse power
boiler.-Todd County Argus.
There was considerable excitement
in the household of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Justin, at Brockway, on Tuesday,
when their little 18.months-old child
swallowed an eight-penny nail. Home
remedies were resorted to and violent
vomiting was brought on, with the
result that the nail was thrown up.
A report from correspondent there
says that the child is getting along
Frank Rooney came over from
Glenwood on Saturday and remained
until Monday. He is with Frank
Hancock, who has built two fine build
ings this season at Glenwood, both
nearly completed. Mr.. Rooney will
return to Sank Centre soon to remain
during the winter. Mr.. Hancock is
seriously of taking Mrs.
Hancock to California for the winter,
closing their Morris home.
Elsewhere will be found the pub
lished statement of the First Nationa!
Bank for November rs, published un-
der the call of the comptroller of the
currency. 1t is a strong statement
as will be observed by careful exami-
nation. Its surplus and undivided
profits is very nearly $34. 900 90 or 6S
per cent. of its capital stock. It's
loans and discounts are $2l3.285 as
against S117, 900 year ago, and its