The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
HOME HAPPENINGS

There will Re regular meeting of
the Royal Neighbors Tuesday evening
Nov. II. All members are requested
to be present as there is important
business on hand.
Fresh Saratoga chips just received
at L. s. Bishop Co.
Monday was Market Day in Sank
Centre. While no elaborate program
had been prepared, yet there were
plenty OF people in town and the day
was profitable one to all concerned.
T. E. Minette conducted the regular
auction and goodly number Of sales
was made.
Get some pop corn that will por.
| L. S. Bishop Co. have it.
Halloween night in Sank Cntr
was very quiet so far as pranks were
concerned. This was due to two
reasons, namely the mayors procla
nation and the state OF the weather
Mayor Ward proposed to get right
after those who were inclined to com
nit depredations and have them
pros ecuted. This struck terror into
the hearts of a good many youngsters.
who spent the evening quietly at
home. If there were any who did net
care to heed the mayors proclamation
they were deferred by a heavy rain
which fell most of the night. Conse-
quently people found their property in
its proper place the following morning,
Eight bars OF Quick Wash soap for
Csc. l.. s. Bishop Co.
We pay 24c for eggs. McCracken &
Burgess.
The "Social Thirty" held their first
meeting Tuesday at the home OF Mrs \
Van Camp, Mrs. G. G. Tobey assis.-
ing. Only five members were absent
The gathering was enthusiastic and
the ladies expect good times during
the winter. Mrs. James McCracken
was a guest.
See our Bargain table for ladies',
misses, and children coats at $3.50.
Mel. Billed.
Try "Sodelishus" bottled pickles.
L. S. Bishop Co.
Mrs. F. H. Oehler entertained a
number of "bachelor maids" at a
Halloween party. The Oehler home
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion The things that were done
during the evening we're along similar
lines. There were charades, wierd
lamentations and lots of other things,
all of which tended to awe, entertain
and amuse. There was also some
thing to eat. The party was a great
success and only lack of space pre-
vents The Herald from using the
excellent account handed. in by one OF
the "bachelor maids.'
Get your buckwheat and Maple
Syrup from L. s. Bishop Co.
The knights of Pythias lodge, which
during the past four or five months
has been in rather a quiescent state,
got out a full attendance last Monday
night and transacted considerable
important business. From now on
through the winter there will be
Something doing" The offices OF
Master of Finance and Master OF
Exchequer, which had become vacant
through the absence of w. Benner and
j. H. Haddock, were filled by the
election of R. E. Hanson and A. NJ,
Welles respectively. At the close OF
the lodge the ladies appeared with a
spread and social time was had that
was very enjoyable.
Full size, hemmed honeycomb bed
spreads, Marseilles pattern, $1.25 at
Blied's.
Mrs. David Cleveland, assistant in
spector of the w. r. c., went to
Burtrum, Little Falls and Royalton
last week to inspect the corps there.
She reports all in fourishing cond:-
ton. She was royalty entertained,
being taken for the late Mrs. VIM.
Mckinley in one town.
Special notice to The Herald
readers. If you are in the market
Tor range he sure to read the adv.
on page 7 describing the MaIIeabIe
Range, made in South Bend, Ind
The only genuine maIIeabie range