The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-04-25
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John Lawler of Willmar visited his
aunt, Mrs Jos. Exford over Sunday.
Mrs. John Quentin was called to
Browervilie Wednesday by the'illness
OF her mother.
I have some very nice red Cedar
trees from 6 to 8 it. high to sell. F.
A Gordon. 452t
Mrs. Joseph Miller, who has been
serious ill with pneumonia, for the
past week, is slowly improving.
John A. Miller and family OF
Alexandria were called to the sick bed
of Mrs. Joseph Miller of this city.
Will say to those wanting to plant
sorghum that l have the Minnesota
early amber cane seed tested. Call
and get some. l also left some with
L. ). Bishop Co., and McCracken q
Burgess. f. A. Gordon. 40 vt
The High school bAse ball nine
will play the Glenwood High school
team here, Saturday. Game will be
called at 1:3O.
The Townsend Juvenile Band elect
ed officers this week as follows:
Louis William, pres; Glen Copper,
treas; Chas. Miller, sec.
For Sale-People's Ice Plant. For
terms inquire OF A. Salmond. 45 If.
1 have the river pasture and will re-
ceive COWS for IS cash for season or
SIPS per month, if paid by month.
Frank A. Nelson. =
At business meeting of the Cong
regational Sunday School, held at
the parsonage on Monday evening it
was decided to drill the children in a
Cantata to be given on Children's
Day next June.
Every woman appreciates a beauti-
full complexion, SO much desired by
men. Such compilations come to all
who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 30 cents, Tea orTabletS. Han
son & Emerson.
Albany flour and Freeport flour, the
two best brands of flour ever put on
the market. Bring me all your butter
and eggs, l am paying fifteen cents a
dozen for eggs. Full line of groceries
in stock. Jos. Exford.
Great sale of dress goods at The Bos-
ton Monday.
Better buying chances will not oc-
cur again this season. The New Store
closing out sale.
The last in the series of entertain
ments given during the past winter
under the auspices of the Commercial
Club, a concert by an aggregation of
four musicians known as "The Concert
was on the boards at the
opera house last Friday evening. 1t
is safe to say that few better musical
entertainments have ever been given
in Sank Centre. The audience lacked
much in size of what it should have
been; in fact the house ought to have
been crowded. The management was
unfortunate in being unable to secure
a hall until too late to properly adver
tise the entertainment and this
doubtless accounted for the small audi
ence. 1t was highly artistic per-
Torrance and greatly enjoyed. The
soprano, Miss Florence Akeley, po-
sesses a wonderful voice of great
range. The lower register is rich and
full, while the high notes-and they
are high ones-are clear and sweet.
She sings with the greatest ease and
had to respond to an encore each time
she appeared. Miss Blanche Deering,
violin and piano soloist, is fine artist
and captivated her hearers. Rose
Hickernell handles the cornet with
skill and his numbers
were very pleasing. The closing num-
Der was selection by Miss Ackley
accompanied by the piano and cornet
1t made the great hit of the evening.
The program had as filler" reader
in the person of Miss Gertrude Good
win Miller, who is an expert in her
line and who pleased the audience
with two selections, each of which
was given an encore. The next time
this organization comes this way it
will ho rocoivod nv a fll1l house,