The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-01

Webster Benner spent a portion of
the past week in the city. -
Richard Gaspard is home from
Brainerd.
Ed. Smith attended his final meet
ing of the Board of County Commits
sioners last week.
Geo. Diebel has the contract of re-
painting and fixing up in general the
interior of the K. P. Hall.
Miss Belle Radabaugh, teacher in
the Long Prairie school, is in the city
this week, visiting relatives.
Owing to the high price of turkeys
this year, no raffies were conducted in
Sank Centre on Christmas.
The first and second prizes offered
az the bowling alley to the person
making the best score in ten games.
and to be awarded on Christmas, were
won by Messers Fish and Bishop.
Road Master Qninlan of the Great
Northern run the asnow dozer,' over
the branch to Cass Lake on Sunday.
1t ia peculiarly constructed pillow for
freeing the rails from ice and SNOW
combined fayer and pillow. 1t is the
first time its services have been re-
quired since 1896.
Mrs. Elmors HcKellip, wife of the
late A. S. McKsllip of Round Prairie,
MIMI, received from the record keep
er of the Knights of the Maccabses of
this place, a draft for $1,000. The su-
preme Tent K. o. T. M. received the
proof OF the death ON tho 10th of Nov,
and issued the draft on Dec. 6, 1909,
or just eight days from the day the
proof was received.
On Tuesday night, the 23d inst, the
Willard lodge of A. F. Il A. M. per-
formed work in tho second dsgres, aft
or which they promptly wendell their
way to the Willard house where a.
sumptuous supper was server in hoa-
or of-W. R Holly, the retiring Master
who has been an able and efficient
officer for the past ten successive
years. After supper q general visit
and smoke social followed, ending a
most enjoyable evening.
Gov. Van SAINT is going to be
scalped. His exeellency 10 to ioin
the Wenenah tribe of Red Men at Wi
IONA seine day next month, the exact
time yet to be set. Wenonah tribe is
having its knives and tomahawks
sharpened, and has appointed spec
lal committee to get bids On twenty
pounds of war paint. PREVIOUS to the
of brave out of the states
chief executive, State Labor Commits
sioner John O'Donpel is to go through
the ordeal in Minneapolis lodge. and
Will then report to the governor how
best to run the gauntlet.-News.
While driving to Osakis on Monday
mr. Louis d. Anderson, of West I'm
ion, discovered IA sacks of flax piled
just outside the snow fence near the
railroad track about three miles east
OF Osakis. He saw from marks in the
snow that the sacks had been thrown
from a train in motion and afterwards
stacked up and an attempt made to
cover them with, snow. He reported
his find to Marshal Field who accom-
panied him to the spot and the two
spent all of Monday night looking for
the Owners" The fellows didn't
show up and in the morning the fax
was brought to town and turned over
to Agent Glassford who notified the
railroad company. There we're 35
bushels OF fax valued at over $40.
The grain was sacked up with q pail
and the sacks dumped from an east
bound train that must haYs boon go
Ing at . slow rate OF speed. The
railroad company will investis ate -
Osakis Review.