The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-05-09
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into the Congregational church last
Sunday, one on profession of faith
and the. other three by letter Mr..
Oehler's series of sermons on the
Lords Prayer are fine and are draw
ing good audiences.
White embroidered belts 10 cts. to
so cts. at Blied's.
Report of school district No. ~ for
the month ending May 8: No. of
pupils enrolled, "a; average daily at
tendance, p. Those present every.
day were Edena, Guy and Ella
Spears, Irene before, Beryl Cotter,
Gold and Violet Langstaff, Elva and
Edna Luhde Parker Harder Nellie
Sanders, teacher.
of allovier embroidery; three quarter
sleeves, lace trimmed, at s1.25. Mel
Billed.
Oliver w. Stewart of Chicago the
noted prohibition or tor, is billed to
speak at the Methodist church, in
this city on Friday evening, May II.
A treat is in store for all who desire
to listen to fine oratory, whether they
endorse the prohibition idea or no,
and Mr.. Stewart is insured good
house in advance. =
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week the ladies of the Sans Souci
Circle entertained at the home of Mrs.
A. E. Erwin in honor of Mrs. Ray
Carpenter. who is soon to leave for
her new home in Alberta, Canada.
The social event was complete sur
prise to Mrs Carpenter but she
proved herself equal to the occasion.
After a sumptuous supper had been
served, Mrs. Calvin Kelsey, in a few
we'll chosen words, presented Mrs.
Carpenter with a beautiful souvenir
spoon as a token of the high esteem
in which she is held by the circle.
Black dirt for sale at 40c a load
Inglam Lumber Co.
The High school base ball nine
from Glenwood, nothing daunted by
the bad weather, came over to cross
bats with the Sank Centre High
school team last Saturday and en-
countered a snow storm before they
had been in town an hour. NOtwith-
standing the eXecrable atmospheric
conditions, the two teams went out
to the fair grounds in the afternoon
and went through the motions of play
ing two innings to an array of empty
benches. The score was a tie-5 to s..
The local team has to bear the ex-
pense.
LOST-A black silk umbrella with
heavy oxidized silver handle, priced
as gift. Please return for reward to
Mrs. V. A. Whipple or The Model.
One of the provisions of law just
passed by the legislature with respect
to fish and game prohibits spearing
with artificial lights during May and
June Heretofore it has been lawful
to spear pickerel and rough fish at
all times during the year and arti-
fetal lights could be used in so doing
at any time The only change the new
law makes is to prohibit the use of
the artificial lights during the two
months mentioned. This provision is
for the protection of bass, which
spawn during May and June and may
be easily taken then.
The new schedule of rural mail
carriers salaries takes effect July l
next. Under the provisions of the
new rules there will be a graded in
crease of from 9 to rs per cent. This
will involve an expenditure during
the coming year of nearly $35,000,0 900.
Following is the schedule of salaries
to be paid: Routes of twenty-fOur or
more miles. 5000 per annum; twenty
two to twenty-four miles, 1854 twenty
to twenty-five miles, $50; eighteen
to twenty miles $72O; sixteen to eigh-
teen miles, $500; fourteen to sixteen
miles $40; twelve to fourteen
miles, 1904; ten to twelve miles, $46S;
eight to ten miles, 1892; six to eight
miles, 1896.