The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-04-25

|, The finance committee of the Com
mercial Club was out collecting We'd
nesday morning. They gathered in
Equite a lot of ducates.
A quartet consisting of George
Fish, A. c.. Kay, VIM. Peglow and E.
w. Richards went to Birch Lake on
la trout fishing excursion Wednesday.
Mel Billed is this week engaged in
the delectable occupation of moving
and getting settled in his new home.
An invoice of about 100 new books
has just arrived at the public library
The library board holds it's regular
monthly meeting tonight.
GIRL WANTED-For general
housework. Apply to Mrs. T. w. May
berry, Maple street near Great Nor
thern railway.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. c. M. Ford of Hoboken
April 16. Mother and child are doing
well.
Sank Centre lodge of Odd Fellows
will celebrate the SSth anniversary
of the order at their lodge rooms.
April Goth, at o'clock p. m. The
committee have prepared a program
suitable to the occasion. All visiting
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are in
vited.
Cook wanted at the Central House
at once.
Miss Gladys Brecount was quite
seriously bitten by dog on Tuesday
afternoon. She was crossing the
street at the Palmer House when the
animal attacked her and she was
severely scratched. But for the
timely arrival of help it is probable
that she would have been seriously
injured The same dog attacked a
Miss Evens later and was Immediately
shot The dog was a tramp and be-
longed to no one in town.
The weather for the past week has
been a medley, with more of the
agreeable variety than for the fort
night previous. Sunday was consid-
erably warmer than for some days,
though there was. high wind all
day. Monday was bright and warm
and overcoats were not needed except
in the evening. Tuesday was a lit
tie colder though pleasant. Wednes-
day was cold, dark and cloudy and
along the latter part of the forenoon
there was splitting of snow for a
while. The bad weather retards bust
ness materially and farm work is be-
hind.
Be in the swim and stretch your
dollars to their limit at The New Store
closing out sale. :.
Last Thursday evening Townsend's
Juvenile Band gave a concert at the
opera house. This organization of
young men and boys is credit to the
town. 1t was formed about a year
ago and has practiced faithfully to
perfect itself in the musical art. The
band was greeted with fair sized
audience who felt well entertained.
There were twelve numbers on the
one of which was omitted.
OF the remaining eleven, half a dozen
were by the full band, and it must be
said in all justice to the organization
that the boys played very well con-
sidering the short time they have been
Prof. Townsend rendered
a cornet solo which was well received.
VIM. Book accompanied on the piano.
Mr.. Books playing was feature of
the entertainment The young man
performs on the piano in a highly
creditable manner. A selection by the
Mandolin Glee Club was very accept
able number and demanded recall.
This organization has a bright future
before it. Miss Emma Johnson sang
two selections, when Lady Leads
the Band" and Under Southern
Skies" Both were given in an artistic
manner and a recall greeted the young
lady after each. Miss Johnson will
make a place for herself in the musical
foroa "M;dcunopoor Mod.
ness" rounded out the program and
furnished considerable fun.