The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-11-28
Fidelity Lodge No. 12O, Knights of


ing officers for the ensuing year: c..
c., August Dahlem; V. c., w. F.
Perry; P, A. M. Welles; NJ. W., w. s.
Dean; M. A., Alex Jameson; NJ. F.,
Frank Parker; NJ. E., Thos. Sullivan;
K. R. S., II. F. Alden; 1. g., r. E.
Hanson; o. g., Henry Robbers. }. F.
Cooper was elected trustee for three
years to succeed w. F. Perry whose
term of office had expired. These
officers will be installed in January.
If Doolittle has anything you want
for Xmas gifts, have it reserved at
once. He will take care of it for you
till you want it.
Lace sale at Billed 8.
The Baraca bible class will meet
next Sunday in the Episcopal church
and will hold its meetings chere dur
ing December. The class meets every
Sunday from noon to l p. m. All
young men between the ages of Is and
IS are cordially invited to join.
After a most successful cloak busi-
ness we have few good numbers Of
ladies' coats in broken sizes which we
are closing out regardless OF cost.
Me-. Billed.
Read Doolittle's ad.
Fancy box apples for Saturday $l.75
CASH. L. S. Bishop Co.
Bishop Morrison of Duluth will
arrive in Sauk Centre Saturday and
next Sunday morning he will conduct
service at the Episcopal church. 1t is
expected that at the time the bishop
will make an announcement relative
to sending rector here to fill the
vacancy caused by the removal of Rev.
F. NJ. Garland to Northtield.
Apples by the peck, bushel or
b ,rrel. L. s. Bishop Co.
Sweet cider on tap at L. S. Bishop
Co.'S.
Preparations for the annual Thanks
giving ball of the Sauk Centre Fire
Department are all complete. To-
nights function will undoubtedly be
the best OF it's kind in series of sue
cessful annual balls. The different
committees, whose names have already
been published, have done their work
we'll. The music will be furnished by
the Allen orchestra. Supper will be
served at the Waldorf restaurant The
indications are for large attendance.
We have some very fancy dates.
l. S. Bishop Co.
You can surely get what you want
for Xmas gifts at Doolittle's New
Jewelry Store. We sell no goods
which we cannot guarantee.
The public schools closed Wednes-
day noon for the Thanksgiving hol:-
day and will reopen next Monday.
Get some of those fancy imported
iigs at L. S. Bishop Co.'S.
Fred Littell gave candy pull TO
about forty OF his friends on Thursday
evening at the home of G. R. Lamb.
All report fine time.
The local telephone exchange again
furnished foot ball bulletins last
Saturday. Reports from Madison and
Chicago came with a commendable
degree of regularity and the foot ball
loving public greatly appreciates the
courtesy of Manager Ward and the
young lady operators. The result. of
he Minnesota Wisconsin game was a
great surprise, while the defeat Of
Chicago was not unexpected, though
No OF e sur posed the Indians would
run up such big score. Only one
foot ball rooter in town thought
Chicago would win.
Try some OF tn ,se bulk olives at
l.. S. Bishop Co.'S.
Miss Sarah Hogen has vacated the
Lovaas residence and has taken rooms
in the Doolitt.e residence next to the
Babtist church. Phone 2O7.
Miss Amelia Lux and Mr.. Peter
Gaspard were married at the cathedral
in St. Cloud: ::Tuesday..morning at 6:45,
Fr.Scherer officiating. The attendants
were Miss Rose Minnette of Sauk
Centre niece of the bride, sand j. s.
Gaspard, the groom's brother, The
bride and groom returned to Sauk
Centre the same evening and will re-
side here. Mr.. Gaspard is travelling
salesman.
Experienced.
He (after being promptly accepted)
Why didn't you say mo" at first and
keep me in suspense for while? l un-
derstand that is the way women gen.
orally do.
She-Well, tried that once, and
and
He-And what?
She-He didn't ask me the second
time.
A New Way of Reckoning.
New Gardener-Av We plaze, sor, I'll
have me months wages, according to