The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-05-30

Il Grain in this vicinity is doing fine
this weather.
Several of the lower grades of the
public schools held a picnic at the
stone arch Monday afternoon
On Sunday evening June 9, the fire
men celebrated their annual memorial
service in the Congregational church
Advertised letters at the Sauk Cen
tre postoffce May 90: Ole K. Kjar-
lang, w. w. Roberts, Henrietta
Schulzer, l. N Taylor
The Model store furnished the fine
new uniforms worn for the first time
by the band in the Memorial parade
today. The boys look fEa in them
The alumni of the Sauk Centre High
school are making elaborate prepara-
tions for their annual banquet billed
for tomorrow evening at K. P. hall.
June Is and 10. A committee of ar
rangements was elected to find places
for the visiting delegates consisting of
Mr.. Emerson, Mesdames Tobey, Sulli-
van and Ingram.
The open season for bass fishing is
now on. It's ali right to catch these
fish if you can get them to bite. With
continued warm weather the fishing
n Sauk lake and other lakes in this
vicinity viii be excellent.
4 large number of people are plan
ming to go to St. Paul to attend the
corner s.one laying CT the fine new
Catholic cathedral next Sunday. 1t
will be 2 memorable occasion in the
history of Minnesota Catholicism.
Clear and warmer weather set in
Sunday, and up to Wednesday noon
these conditions continue. The recent
rains followed by higher temperature
and sunshine make Vegetation rejoice,
while humanity is not grieving.
The free fare invitation of the MIN
neaDolis retailers failed to draw like
mustard plaster last week. Com
paratively few people took advantage
of the offer and practically no one
visited the Mill city from this vicinity.
Bishop Edsall will visit Sauk Cen
tire on Sunday, June g. He will preach
at o'clock in the evening in the Epis-
copal church and administer the right
Of confirmation to a class. At 10
o'clock in the morning of that day he
will preach at Ashley
The Boston Store has a fine Memoir
ial Day window this week 1t is an
artistic piece of window decoration |
representing a soldiers grave with |
headstone and the attendant military |
accoutrements. The window was ar
ranged by the statesmen of the store |
At the close of the prayer meeting |
asst Wednesday evening at the Con- |
church Mrs. ]. A Norris |
and Mrs. F. H. Oehler were elected to |
the local church as dele |
gates at the annual district confer
ence, which meets in Sauk Centre |
Tuesday afternoon, at 1:20 at the |
Methodist parsonage, the pastor, Rev.
T. S. Kingan, performed the marriage
ceremony for Mr.. Myron Mercer
Brown and Miss Audrey Lizzie Rey-
holds. The bride and groom live in
Todd county some fifteen miles north
vest of Sauk Centre
The art Gallery social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Kingan
friday evening was well attended,
ixty young people being present. The
,riZe in the guessing contest was cap
ured by Miss Hattie Gilman with
several close seconds. Supper was
served in the church parlors.
GIRL WANTED-Experie at
and able to do good plain
cooking in family of three grown peo-
DE, in ST. Cloud Will pay SIG per
month to competent girl who will re-
main six months. If girl stays year
,r more, will pay SIS per month for
yhole time For information call at
Herald Office
Owing to the fact that there is so
much going on, it was thought best
ot to give the proposed concert We'd
lesday evening to raise money to de-
ray the expenses of carriages for
he veterans on Memorial Day. The
money was raised by private sub
criptions, business men contribut-
1g willingly and gladly for the pur-
ose.
Rev ]. R. Davis, presiding elder,
rookston district, will be in Sauk
entire Sunday, June 2. and will preach
the Methodist church either morn
lg or evening, both times if he feels
Tell enough. Mr.. Davis is in poor
ealth at present. The quarterly con-