The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-05-30
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

25 years. Mr.. Cook took charge of the
Sauk Centre schools some thirty
year ago and was the one to place
them on graded basis, and introduce
normal methods. While here Mr.
Cook made his home with Mrs. Boo
bar
Tuesday evening an informal party
was given in the Auditorium in honor
| Of w. F. Caldow and the teachers in
| the public schools. Mr.. Caldow leaves
| the first of June for South Dakota
where in company with his father he
will start a new bank. The party was
arranged as farewell function to him
and to the teachers who will leave
soon for their summer vacation It
was very pleasant affair.
The Children's Day cantata of the
Congregational church has been post
pored for one week and will be given
Sunday morning, June 8. 1t had
been desired to present the cantata in
the evening because Of the fine effect
Of the costumes in the electric lights
Last Sundays rehearsal showed that
the parts were not well enough learn
ed so that the cantata could not be
given on Sunday evening, June 2.
The Sauk Centre Fire Department is
planning to go to st. Cloud in body
next Tuesday, June 4, to attend the
state convention of firemen. The
parade is scheduled to take place that
day and the local fire fighters propose
to be on hand in force They will go
down on the 7:10 a. M train and re-
turn on the limited at night. A num-
Der of people not belonging to the de-
partment are planning to go along.
The Old Settlers Association of
Stearns and adjoining counties will
hold it's annual reunion and banquet
at ST. Cloud on Tuesday, June 4. The
meeting will be held in Unity church
auditorium at II a. m. From 10 to IL
dues will be received and new mem
bers received. Then follows the ban
Quet, P. Lamb of Sauk Centre is first
vice president of the association. W.
B. Mitchell of ST. Cloud is the presi-
dent
The subject of the discourse at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning will be "Tri-Church Union"
The Congregational churches have
been requested to consider the pro-
posed union of the Congregational,
United Brethren and Methodist
Protestant denominations, and to
vote either for or against the move
ment In the evening the pastor will
speak on "An English Preacher Loved
in America"-Dr. JohnWatson.
County Surveyor S. S. Chute has
just received a letter from Geo. w.
Cooley state highway engineer, stat
ing that the plans for the state road
running westward from st. Cloud
through Stearns county to Sauk Gen.
tre have been approved All that now
remains to do is to let the contract
for the road. The first stretch of road
to be completed is that from ST. Cloud
to ST. Joseph, later the rest of it will
be done. 1t is expected that the work
as far west from st. Cloud as st.
Joseph will be completed this sum-
me~.
The fifth annual meeting of theSiXth
District Womans Clubs will be held
at Park Rapids, Mimi, June 11-13. A
delegation will attend from Sauk Cen
ire. Mrs. A. Barto, president of the
Gradatim Club of this city and vice
president of the Sixth District organi-
cation, is scheduled to deliver an ad-
dress on the afternoon of the first day.
Mrs. c. c. Tobey will prepare the BIZ
ennial report of the Gradatim Club
which will be read by Mrs Barto.
Miss Robischon is down on the pro-
gram for piano solo. The Park
Rapids ladies are arranging for elabor-
ate entertainment of the visiting club
women An excursion is also being
planned to the Itasca State Park. to
occur after the adjournment of the
One of the most important court
at the present term of the
Stearns county district court was the
wiping out of the cases on the calen-
dar in which the McClures and Clarkes
are interested. Four of these cases
were settled and dismissed. The cases
all resulted from litigation in connec-
ton with the Mcclure estate and the
Clarke bankruptcy matter and have
long been in the courts. The attorneys
for all parties interested have been
working on the settlement for some
time but the case wasn't finally ad-
Indicated until now. In the settlement
of the cases the principle properties
involved were the Meadow Lawn
stock farm, and the Clyde Main Stock
farm. 1t is understood that by the set
t1oment N Clark maid tho McClureS