The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-01-23
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Seven room house for rent, barn ane
wOOdshed. Inquire of Ed. Evans.
There is an advertised letter in the
postotfice for Miss Hattie Ganke.
The band will give a dance Friday
evening, Feb. 7. Remember the date
The Gradatim Club will meet or
Wednesday, Jan. 90, with Mrs. Davic
Cleveland.
Miss Ada Wilcox will entertain the
Sans Souci Circle on Tuesday, after.
noon Of next week, Jan. %.
Try Vogel's rubber-tired hack.
r. l.. Palmer was out with his auto.
mobile Sunday afternoon, the weather
being fine. Mr.. Palmer's is the only
machine here now in commission fol-
winter use.
The skating rink management held
a masquerade in the city hall Monday
evening. Tuesday the skates were
shipped to Park Rapids where a rink
will be opened.
lonsaale and Fruit Musl!ns, &c Der
yard. Remnants OF same, 6 1-2c
per yard; customers having purch
ased these goods at higher prices a
our store last week will be entitled
TO refund. Mel. Billed
Mrs. NeIs Christensen and Mrs.
Oscar Klonne will entertain the Social
Thirty at the home OF Mrs. Christian
sen Tuesday afternoon, Jan. % A
large attendance is desired.
AS yet no tam has crossed the lake
this winter. Never before in the his.
tory of Sank Centre has this occurred.
The icemen state that the ice averages
20 to "a inches in thickness.
The band will give a dance Friday
evening, Feb. Z. Remember the date.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held Friday night to take &C.
ton on the application for the transfer
of the liquor license held by John
Quinlain to James H. DeBlois,
Postmaster 0. B. Boobar has install
led fine new gas lamp in the post
Office lobby, exceeding i'll brilliancy
any other light now on duty in Sank
Centre. He says the operating expense
is ANAL.
The city council met last Friday
night and granted the application for
the transfer of liquor license from
NJ. f. Boutell to Ferdiand Deters, the
place of business being at the corner
of Third street where Boutell was in
business for some time.
The last in the series of five enter
tainments for the winter will be the
Meistersingers Male quartet, which
comes here Friday, Feb. IA. This is a
high class musical organization which
will undoubtedly make good. The
series of entertainments has been
a success in every way except tinan-
cially, which latter fact is to be re-
GREETED. The management feel that
the entertainments have all been first
class and that the way has been pave
for highly successful course for an
other year Watch for bills and fur
Their announcements relative to the
quartet.
Everett KENO amused and enter
tanned a room full of enthusiastic peo-
pie at the Congregational church last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Kemp was
the fourth on the list OF entertainers
in the lecture course for the winter.
He made good frorn the start and the
audience was highly pleased. Mr..
Kemp is advertised as appearing in
'Interpretative Recitals". This is not
quite clear until one hears MIR. Kemp
and then-well to be appreciated he
must be heard. Mr.. Kemp told the
fine story of "Sevenoaks" written by
]. G. Holland. This story is familiar
to all readers of standard fiction. Mr..
Kemp gives it in five acts, imperson-
ating a number of the leading charac-
tiers. So true to life is the presenta-
tation that one can almost see the real
characters before him. Mr.. Kemp has
fine voice and his powers OF imper
sonation are of high order. He has
great versatility and pleasing pres
ence. Should he ever come this way
again larger audience room will be
needed to accommodate those who
wish to hear him.