The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-03-12

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Mr.. and Mrs.A. A. Whitney Of Cas-
Lake, were in the city on Tuesday
They were on their way home from
Melrose, whittier they went to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Spencer, mother
OF Mrs. Whitney.
There will be services in the Con.
gregational church Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. @. B Breeount
preaching. Morning text: 1.-THE Cos.
pei OF Power.n Evening text: Is the
Young Man Safe?"
Rev c. B. Brecount spoke in Hew.
lit On Monday evening or ..Ths Fin.
ished Product Licensed Saloon. .
The voting next day resulted in a
victory for no license.
Frank Kramer of Collegeville, is
the father of triplets, now nearly
eight months old and growing like
weeds Their names are Christians,
Theresa and Marg aretha.
The Musical club will meet with
Mrs. Miner on Tuesday next at $3.50
pm. "
Miss Bertha Phelps, who has been
visiting her sisters Grace and Elsie in
this city, returned to her home at Viii
lard on Wednesday.
Miss Berkie Bass entertained at
cards and dancing on Friday evening.
LosT.-A pair of glasses with ear
bows Please leave at postofice.
Mrs. Carter of Sioux City, formerly
Mrs. VIM. Veile, lone of the early set
tiers of Grove Lake, and chen we'll
acquainted in this city, is the guest of
her nephew, M. H. Viele. E# .
The principal part of the HERALD
force is down with the grippe-hence
the delay this week.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an unique entertainment on
the evening of March a1-A Japanese
Wedding of which timely notice will
be given.
Guthmann & Abeles have show
window which cannot fail to attract
attention. 1t represents a typical
bachelors apartment, and the scheme
has been carried out to perfection.
Don't fail to give it more than pass
ing glance.
Mr.. Clelland, of the operating de-
partment OF the Northern Pacific road
was in the city ON Saturday last, and
was met by delegation of citizens
who urged upon him the desirability
of a separate passenger train over the
road. He said the recommendation
would receive serious consideration.
Henry Hughes, formerly of Emetts-
burg, Iowa, who recently took posses
sion of the Robert Thomas farm at
Eng lish Grove, one of the finest pieces
of farming property in Pope county,
was in the city on Tuesday He is
fully installed in his new purchase
and delighted with it.
A conumdrum entertainment will
will be given by the ladies of the D. of |
Fl. at the A. o. U. w. hall on the even
ing of March 10, the regular meeting |
night. All members are expected to |
be present and all friends are cordial
ly invited. As the evening following
is our seventh anniversary, all friends
Of the order are invited to come and
hello celebrate. Refreshments served
10 suit all tastes and prices to suit the
pocketbooks. r
Rev. L. FL. Steinheff has been hold
ing special services in the Baptist |
church, which will continue through
ouS the week excepting Saturday. On
Sunday next he will hold services
morning and evening. 1t is pro bable
that the evening services will be con
,inued adj next week. Mr.. Steinhoff |
IS the district missionary for the Bap-
list State convention of northern
Minnesota, sand consequently subject
20 instructions to move to any desig-
mated point within the conventions !