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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10

has filled the position in a most
4 satisfactorily manner is most evident;
that he will attend to the duties oil
i the Office in the same efficient manner
/ during his fourth term there is nc
1 questioning. He is the right man in
the right place.
REPORT OF CHIEF
/ First call to fire was on April 25th.
Call to r. q. Hail barn. False alarm.
All apparatus On hand. Ran blocks.
No hose laid. Time, one-half ~
hour.
Second call was on MAY eth. Call
to Zelt house. Small blaze from
gasoline stove. Fire was put out be-
fore department arrived. Ran blocks.
Time one-half % hour. All APP
paratus on hand.
Third call was on June 21st. Call
ITO barn back OF laundry. All APP
paratus on hand and used Ran two
~ blocks. Hose laid, 600 feet Time
one hour. Cause of fire unknown.
Fourth call to fire was on August
2Sth. Call to Chas. Brown. Fire in
store house. All apparatus on hand
and used Hose laid. 600 feet. Time,
one ~ hour. No insurance. Dam
age about $780,
Fifth, call to fire was on Oct. 10th.
Call to Boston block. All apparatus
on hand but not used. Ran two
blocks Time thirty 800 minutes.
Fire put out by water works used in
building. Damage, $500. Insurance
paid $an0 Cause of fire Unknown
Total time put in at fire during the
year, three and one-half (31a) hours
Ran q blocks. Hose laid 1900 feet.
Damage about $1,035.
This has been the most remarkable
year in the history of this Department.
We have had five (5) calls for the year,
two when we were not needed. /. For
this we are thankful. We read of
great damage all around US, by fire,
and our time may come next. 1t is
not necessary to say, "be on the ALERT"
for know the boys are always on top
have heard many remark they would
like to hear the old bell get up and
dust once more, but we will hear it
soon enough. We are now better
prepared than ever to answer the call.
The eQuipping Of the Department
in winter clothing is a good thing,
and something we justly deserve. It
has tendency to stimulate and bind
us closer together, and prepare US for
action. We owe to the City Council
our thanks for this willing and prompt
action in assisting US to procure them.
wish to thank the Department. one
and all, for the kind treatment shown
me during the past year, and now as
the time has came for the election of
Chief Tor the year Of 1907, am ready
to step back in the ranks and push
with the boys.
would recommend to this Depart
ment the purchase of a record book
wherein a record can be kept OF the
date and name OF every man joining
this Department, his dismissal or
and in case OF death the
date and place OF burial.
The time is not far off when every
fireman who has served as an active
fireman for the term OF fifteen to
twenty years will receive FROM the
state in which he lives pension ac-
cording to his standing as a fireman.
Ia that case 1t will become necessary
70 have the date on which you joined
is Department and the time you
nave served as an active fireman.
will not take up more OF your tim e
It present for know there are others
no talk and many things to come up
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10
GOVERNORS
MESSAGE

longest Message ever Presented by
. Minnesota ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Covered Except Pip In Chickens,
County Option, and Rsapportion.
rnent--A Number % Good, a Few
Bad, and One or Two Nonsensical
Recommendation Made MOULD
Create Three New Commissions.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10
Among our Farmer Friends.

A few OF the prominent farmers
seen on our streets this week were:
G. w. Parker, NJ. NJ. Mcdonald,
Aaron and Sam Bosshardt, Herman
Burns, Joseph Tarish, Frank Meyers,
Frank Head, Jacob Botz, Chas.
Bruce, A. M. Stiles and l. p. Soren-
sen
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10
TWENTY-THIRD
ANNUAL MEETING
The Sank Centre Fire Department
Held its Twenty Third Annual
. Meeting on Tuesday evening.

At the twenty-third annual meeting
|of che fire department on Tuesday
evening, George Fish was reelected
chief. This is the fourth time Mr..
Fish has been honored. That he
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10
NOTICE :

So many Of our subscribers
have expressed a desire to take
advantage of our liberal offer
of the HI eral d for one year
and Heatwole's Dairy paper
as premium, but do not find
it convenient to settle before
Jan. 10, that we have con-
cluded to extend the offer
until March list, having sue
ceeded in making arrange.
ments with the publisher to.
that effect. Any new sub
scriber TO the Her aid or
anyone paying up arrcarages.
and . year in advance at. the
rate of sl.o0 per year viii re-
ceive the Dairy paper free.
Those who have received the
Dairy paper are delighted with
it. After March LIST the
Fl erald will be $50 per
year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10
Lost or Stolen.

$500 reward to any person that will
return the REGISTER that belongs 10 the
furnace in the old Madsen store build
ing. Size 80 inches square. John
Kushner will pay the reward and ask
no questions.
8 NJ. Noes, Owner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10

Chamberlain's S n;s15ss chO1 krms ana
Never fails. Buy Il now. It may save life
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-01-10
At The Methodist Church.

Services for Sunday at the N. e.
church will be as follows:
Sunday morning at O'Clock sharp
a prayer meeting will be held to which
everyone is invited. The pastor and
Conductor Burwick desire Q large at
tendance at this meeting.
On Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Mems meeting will be held to which
every man in the city is earnestly re-
quested to be present. No small boys
will be admitted. The regular SER
vices Sunday will be at 1890 a. no.
and 1880 p. m. Come and bring your
neighbor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

S%ilitanoen / Maroffo bar iffe ub-
.piflet Jig ia.: freoeligt, iom Meooe-
lelierne iioite nge CAB Saab ON.
observation-disclosures mellem 6en fran-
ife General Druoe % Sc Snofgote
fprte life til Stmosning al Sienot-
%ltgbe6erne, og / 5enbags foretog. 6e
frQnif lie Sropper ct Mngreb poo oe
i1ofp0te Stammers SER Gpo for @as
ia. @lanca, Ser blep oprepen og l1ro-
%Ittfterne ilaaet paa 6lngt. Mange
SSl1ofpote fu10t, men Sc frantic Srop5
pers Sab par meget ubetpoeIigt.
st Selegram fra 3aris Of %.
Sept. meooeler, at Ser MI er truffet
enoelig Mftale mellem General Druoe
og Sc inofpote Stdmmebppoimger ON
6ienotligbeoernes 0pbbr. Sper
Stanln1e bar ltillet to GiosIer Tom
59ifferbeo for Dperensfomitens
s9perboloeIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

ben bterea1nte Daatinneiota EraOer Dal1
Nateb et 18 Maaneoer eammelt
Barn, Ser bar ituffet iino UNDER Se-
items Sell, inobDllet ct Gappe. Bar
net bnpoe ligget pal bette noget nbe-
ifptte0e ste0 bele Soften men bar i
beoite 8elgaaen6e, 90 set bIeb fun-
BET, % blep ifgnoIomt onbragt ! ct
1nS, il16rettet netop for 8grn, Der
b1eb bnf UNDER Sairel1. Sort efter
inofonot Ell Mrs. 2utber @rtberforo
fig og frapeoe 8arnet iom tit; bun
oplpite, at bun periooiff bae0e SIN
falo at 9inostilltanoe, ser loo benoe
forglemme alt omfring fig, og antu-
gelig UNDER ct iaaoant gnfalo maatte
babe forIaot Barnet. 4sr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
Sapa,1 1belnffer n%blenbinsc. Sra

Sapau abelnffer lblnnbingc. Sra
SEEING fommer en- Meobelelie til
2onoon 8la6ene, at &egieringen /
8ofio bar m90t l1roligbeoerne / 8an-
cor1per og Son Srancfsco meo en- Ste,
eieringsorore, ifglge bpilfen oct for
bDoes l16Ienoinge, gnropeere, Slime
rifanere og aineiere, at arbei0e / Sa-
pom / ct bbilfet lom belit Sag, 1tnota-
gen m6enfor innbre gpgr9noier I
6enbolb til tioligere Sraftater, eller
meominore ser gipes iarlig Eillaoel-
lie, bpilfet bog al6rig finder 5teo.
Dette bill iiRr ra11rne &iineferes Ser /
mango Gdfaloe bar peret brugt beb
iapuneiiife Sernbaneanlaa, % oisfe
aineiere biiI mi bIipe noniiffe. @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

Sorbnb mob 11bpanbrins. Gbefer-
ne for fpriteH og on6en 9ipiiion at Sen
ipenife Mrme bar anmooet &egierin=
gen ON for 6en fommen0e &tts6ag
at fremiette Sor1lag ON 6orbu6 mos
n6banoring / Ml6eren mellem IL og
20 Mar, moo Sortabelie al Mrperet.
2igeleoes ct Sorilog ON itrenge 2ope
moo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27


Der er en- Leder, som med aaben
Fande
Din Fod vii styre gjennem Tidens
Strpm:
Han kjender Bugten, hvor din Baad
skal lande -
Sc, Diet .er Englen fra din Ungdoms
Drpm.
Hvor LSvet henger i de klare Vande,
og Fuglens Sang er smeltende og
9m,
Der vii han after, nasr din midday
brander,
# Leje rede Dig med egne Hsnder.
Ell h az { a..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
,111innefota

IltltllstOl
&oiten pil berefter for1me to.
Elmer tiolteere til Moorbea6 fra Be
iten % sp0Deiten. &egieringeltsSi
Sernbanetieneite bar foranoret Stu
terne iaaleoes, at Hoit, iom fonnu1er
til Sarge fra 6e to l1ppnte &etninger,
piebliffelig ifal bringes til Moorbea0
pr. SporDogn.
80 On pol6iom e%leftriif Storm
bre6 en- Sag / forrige l1ge lgS oper
3ipeitone, UNDER boilfen ct 2pn ilog
neo / Omaha 8aneitationen, onten6-
te og nelten goelag0e 0enne, foraaria-
genoe ct Sab paa Cd: $4,000. Ser
ntcnes, at 2inien bill Ia6e opfgre en-
np og pragtful6, @tationsbpening
3erite0s.
ga Clinton Suiita, en- Sarmer
fra Smegnen al M6oie Safe forIeoen
me0 iin Samilie penote biem fra ct
polif 8rpllup gjoroe bans 13aarige
5pn, ser fiprte> noget, Ser misbageoe
6aoeren, bporfor oenne beorore6e
bom til 1T ltaa at @ognen og iag6e
ba1n, at Fan ifuloe faa Hrpgl, nanr
ban fom biem. Drengsn bIeb laa for.
bitret beroper, at ban=gif til en- Nabo
og laante noget 9Dnomit, iom ban
iag0e iful0e bruges til at ipra1ge
11ogle Srnrp0oer mes, bborpaa bal1
gif ct 5tpffe neo oo @eien og los Set
plroielig fal0e, bporpe0 fam ipr9ng=
tes til Mtomer.
- Sra Smegten al 6ergus Sails
mel6es / it6ite uge ON CODE &gitu6itg-
ter. @peoen giper Ser paa @gnen
fra 10 til % 8uibels pr. .Ncre, og
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er | oct bele
ganife go0t. Maiien ser bar mo0en
% bliper MI bpitet til @reaturfo6-
ring, bporbeo Sarmerne iettes i
Stan6 til at u6nptte' Sc for. Eioen
Gerifenoe b6ie &riier for 8pg. @i-
Ben Soften er begpnot, bgres almin.
oeltg &lage ON @angel paa Mrbei6s,
traft, .og flere Serifemaifiner gaar
uoen regul9rt Man0ifab, i6et Sat-
merne bielper binonoen be6 6isie
Maifiner for at faa &ornet terifet.
SIZE 9fe0 @ing Manufacturers'
Msioctatton bol0t forleoen, ct ,glori=
fication meeting i M%nIeoning at be
Sriumfer> Ser bar opnaaet for. &eo
8ing pao Minneiotq Stote 6air.
@eouiamme. Meoe .blep at &bomaSS
8irbp &aufen pm tSiem til lape & 41i
fer taget op, ioet bun gior6e giel6en.
oe> at Ii6en bar in0e til at Ser / Me6
@ing loren bt4ig 8enge ,maatte h1ns
ne ifabes &iemtfur1 oen. o~rbeioen6e
@asie. og<6olt meo imaa Sn6teeter.
Sun mente at ct .Selfab buroec can.
nes II 8pgning Eaf @uie. til. biIlig
2eie og at. iaage 6isie @uie til Dem,
Ser maatte. enife al. fipbe Dem for 6e-
res egenlige @aroi uoen 8rofit for
Selfabet. E.a
IS DuIutb er ser itore Mrbeioer
/ @ang, men Ser er en- uie6bnnlig
Mangel paa MrbeiosfraH: .@taal
&%orporationen opretter Ell M staal=
fabrtt, og opfprer BDgninger for Mr<
beiositDrfen, % @isconiin Central
fprer fine 2inier ino / 8pen iaa bur
tig set Tan la6e fig giere for at bobs
fine Gog ,leben6c op til Sgen beb set
nDe Mars 8egDnbelie - men ser er
flor Mangel paa Mrbeioere begge
Steoer. On af @runoene BERTH >er
Splgerne al Strejfen / Minerne MI
fornplig, ser reiulterebe l. at Suiin,
ser al Meno blep ienot n6 af set
norolige Mi1neiota; DECORATIONS
Mgitatorerne fanot Mrbeioe for Dem
u6e / 8eIten eller oe reite biem til
europa paa 8eipg, og ser ct MI og-
iaa Ell f6lelig Mangel paa Mrbeios-
fraft / Mil1erne.
4
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Joma.

- 6. @. 8lp1enburgb, iom bar
tilbrugt tire 9lar @tatsfanoTet for
Mor0et paa i'm Suitru, er for &etten
t. GIooro frifienot og er mi en- fri
@oro.
- @n trofait Set bapoe Sen 60
aarige Mrtbur S. @enneop at @beat-
lano. &en1eoD bar rejit us for at
fiere, 90 ban fit &iprtellag og fal0t
lis al 81tggpen. Soften i%tanoie0e Die
bliffelig og flptteoe fig lite, for Solf
Tom til ct 3ar Elmer efter. 2igei
lau uifaot lige peo 5eltens Ben.
George &obinion al 8urling-
Ton, JON blep ifuot al en- &olitibe-
tient, me6ens ban forle6en forigete al
iprenge Bengeifabet / 9eiip 8remino
Cos aontor / Burlington, CT nu 500.
.@obinion bar en-. forbenparenoe
Straffun9e. Man tror, at ban til,
bgrte en- @gperban6e, iom bar forgpe1
ct itgrre gntal &gperier pao Ggner
cmfring Burlington / ben fenere 9io.
timber oct rsSaterItate 5air1.
Der fornpItg afbo1oes Siour Gitt
fanot ensafo E @ogtere, Ser pasieos
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
KILLED BY A WILD BULLET.
Baggage Master OF Eastern North Car
DINA Railroad Instantly Killed by
Bullet Fired by Reckless Youth at
Passenger Train-COnntv Author
tiles Pursue and Arrest the Slayer,
Who Confesses to the Killing.

Elizabeth City, n. c., December %
One of the most horrible and unfor-
innate crimes which has occurred in
this section was the killing today OF
MI. Stevens, baggage master on the
Virginia and Carolina Coast railroad,
and whose home is in Suffolk, Va. AS
the regular southbound passenger train
was passing through an open Held
near Hobbsville, a small station about
2. miles north of here, five men were
seen standing neal the track, one or
whom fired into the train and young
Stevens, who vas standing at n OF
the windows of the rear coach, recelv-
ed the entire load in the mouth, kill
ing him instantly.
The brain was stopped as o as pos
sible. and run back to the spot where
the men were seen standing, but they
had escaped t o the woods. The body
of Stevens was hurried to this city
where a coroner's inquest was held,
the jury's verdict being that Stevens
had come to his death at the hands Of
unknown parties.
AS soon as the necessary arrange
ments could be made the deputy sher-
if and a party of men left here on a
special train for the scene Of the crime
and surrounded the woods and soon
captured the fugitives, one Of whom
was John White, 20 years of age, who
confessed to having fired the shot into
the train, although he said that he
and his companions had been drink
and had no idea of doing injury to any
one. He said he saw the young man
on the train fall when he fired the
shot and, at once realized tina he had
made a terrible blunder, The young
fellow was arrested and carried TO
Hartford, where he is confined in jail
Young Stevens was we'll known
here and all along the line and was
very popular with all his acquaint-
ances.-Specia1 to Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
FIRE AT PINE BEACH.
Several Hotels Burned Loss Between
S25.O 900 and $4,000

Norfolk, Va, December 26.-F1re OF
unknown origin neal b west bound
airy of The Jamestown exposition
grounds early today destroyed a dozen
or more frame structures, including
several small hotels, with a loss or be
tween SIS, 900 and 100000. The burn
ed buildings are the Hotel Ports
mouth, the headquarters OF the Vlr-
gilman (Tidewater) railway terminal
construction employees, where the
fire started, the hotels Chesterfield.
Pamlico, Chancellor, Virginia Inn, the
Owl and Colonial restaurants.
The States Hotel, Adams hotel and
Hotel de Vile were threatened, but
several hundred fire fighters who as
sembled did good work in preventing
the spread of the flames. A number
of people were asleep in the hotels
and other places when the firs started
but all escaped. This is the third
large fire thai Pine Beach has had
in the last eight months.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
BoNApARTE c-s THE PANIC.
Denies staten <at That He Made q
Joke ~ the Calamity.

asnin on, D. c., December 2s.-
Attorney General Bonaparte stated TO-
day tina 4 while in Chicago recently he
a zen asked by some members OK
the eress what were the causes, in his
Or Axson, OF the recent panic and pres
ent hard times, and that he had re-
1 pied that he could not speak with u
| authority as to the cause, but could
| speak rather feelingly as to some con-
sequences, inasmuch as certain Incl
dents indirectly caused by b hard
times had led TO his losing consider
able money. The attorney general
added that this statement had not
bSeemed to him in any wise 1ocular,
but apparently had so impressed some
of his hearers. since he found himself
accused the next morning by one chi
cago paper of treating a great ma
tional calamity with unfeeling and I'M
becoming levity. In connection wltr
all good people, added the attorney
general, 81 sincerely hope that the
hard times may soon end and may bf
followed by a long period of business
prosperity upon a basis of sound ant
conservative financial management
and strict obedience to the law on tn
part of those entructed with the direc
ton of our great Industrial and com
mercia1 enterprises. 1t Is not Wltn1i
NV province to suggest measures o
legislation and administration which
may promote these ends, but ca
promise a thorough-going, impartia
and infexible enforcement OF all tn
laws. which it is the duty of this de
partment to enforce to the extent Q
its ability and resources"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
GIFTS FOR THE ORPHANS
Unusually Liberal Offering by Childrezf
Of Grace NJ. E. Sunday School

Beginning last evening at s O'Clock
the Sunday school of Grace NJ. e.
church held its annual Christmas exer-
ckes and from all standpoints the
occasion was one Of much enjoyment
and highly in keeping with the spirit
Of the Christmas season. Following
the custom of the preceding year the
exercises took the form of giving, and
after selections by the orchestra, led
by MI. !. J. Adkins, and the respon-
sive reading, all members OF n scnool
from the officers down to the young
est tots, went forward by classes and
laid their individual offerings Of flour,
sugar. meal, and numerous other er-
ticles upon the altar Of the church.
The Offering was an unusually LIBERAL
one and it will be forwarded IS a
whole to the children Of Ire Methodist
orphanage at Raleigh
Delightful refreshments were served
and a very enjoyable program was
rendered, during this period, as follows
Vocal solo-Miss Maude Bullock;
vocal so1o-Mr. H. e. O'Keefe; vocal
solo-Miss Lucy Mcintosh; recitation
Miss Eunice Tucker.
Much credit is due superintendent
Allen and his assistants for the happi-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
OFF % VIRGINIA.
Cross Country Riding and 49,
Shooting vii be Presidents

Washington, Dec 26-PresiueN'
Roosevelt and family left washington
at 1l:IO O'Clock today for Pine Knot
Virginia. the country home OF Ars
Roosevelt. where they twill remain
until Monday afternoon next Inc
trir was made in the special car WI
light, attached to the regular ua'h OH
the Southern Railway. The nearest
station 10 Pine KnCt Is North Gar
den. a few miles below Charloi'es-
Vile.
Miss Carew. sister q Mrs. Roose-
| Welt. accompan.ed the party. The per
sonnet of the party included the presi-
| dent, Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Ethel. At
chic and Quentin. end Miss care"
| Clerk j.. l. McGrew. accompanied inc
! president in place OF M OF the as
| sistant secretaries, AMI will make daily
: trips from Pine Knot TO Charlottes-
vile. In this way the president WI
be put in possession OF important
messages and mail.
Cross country riding and turkey
shooting are the presidents pastiheS
at Pine Knot
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
CHRISTMAS TREE LIST NIGHT.
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Given by Members of Clarendon
Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.

The children of the members of
Clarendon Lodge, Knights of Ply.
thias, were given a Christmas tree
last night by the members of the
order. the large tree having been
placed in the nicely: fitted up par
Tors of the lodge.
The tree was gaily decorated IN
tinsel au6 bright ornaments and
was brightly lighted with many can
dies. Underneath the tree were
placed the large number of presents
for the children, and it was a scene
of great merriment when the pres
ents were distributed. The gifts
included toys of all kinds, such as
children love, games and Teddy
bears.
Several bright selections were
rendered on the graphophone dur
ing the entertainment and the eve
ming was one Of very great pleasure
for all. Altogether there We're
about a hundred children at the
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