The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-01-30
At the Congregational church next

sary. spec.3I musical and literary
program will be given.
Franks Nett Wurst, "as only Frank
knows how. At kusba's Neat Mar
ket. Try it.
\ spell OF cold weather followed the
warm Of last week. Some snow Tell
last Saturday night, and Sunday was
considerably colder. Tuesday NOR
reliable thermometers indicated a
temperature of fifteen degrees below
zero, and there was stiff northwest
wind. Bright sun dogs appeared in
the eastern sky tuesday forenoon, a
sure indication of cold. The boys
who had been out playing marbles
last week kept inside the school build
ing all day. The coal men new cour-
age and merchants generally welcomed
colder weather as being far better for
winter trade.
The white Lily" Washer, the most
durable washing machine on the
market: five years written guarantee
with every machine. Sold by
Loftsgaarden Bros.
Mrs. l.. R. Barto and Mrs. Frank
Perry will entertain the w. n. A. Cir
Gle at the home OF Mrs. Perry on
Tuesday, Feb. j.
A good opportunity for ladies OF
particular taste to select their spring
suits at Blied's next Friday.
John r. Howard of Sank Centre has
been appointed superintendent of the
Indian Reservation at White Earth.
He will take charge OF the reservation
at once. Mr.. Howard was recommen-
ded for the place by both Senat ors
Nelson and Clapp. Mr.. Howard is
an old soldier, has had wide exper-
fence in the affairs 0: the state and
the appointment is good one. In
Long Prairie Leader
Do not forget tine apple sale Satur-
day at Wilson's Cash Store.
Railroad trains are running pretty
we'll on schedule time Notwithstanding
the cold weather.
Don't place your order for hardware
before you have given us chance to
figure on your bill. Loftsgaarden Bros.
Notwithstanding the fact that Feb
ruary has but 90 days, there will be
five pay days, at lest that's what
printers who are paid every Saturday
have figured out. Five Saturdays in
a single month having less than thirty
days is phenomenon.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a food sale at
Hanson & Emerson's drug store OH
Saturday afternoon, Feb. l.
The book stores are already display
ing stocks OF valentines. st. Valen-
tines Day comes on Friday this year.
Rev. John Plunkets, who filled the
Episcopal pulpit here recently, is
likely to return soon. He has been
i'll Missouri since leaving here but
seems to like Sank Centre pretty we'll.
There seems to be a fair probability
of his becoming the rector Of the
local church.
Hardware. Figure your hardware
bill at Loftsgaarden Bros.
The regular quarterly examinations
for prospective teachers and for tea
cheers who desire higher grade of
certificate than they now hold, are in
progress today throughout the county.
Stearns county is entitled to $l4 ,574
for its high schools, graded, semi-gra-
ded and rural schools for the year 1907.
Sank Centre, St. Cloud and Paynes-
vile have high schools aud each re-
cieves 81, $50 state aid. The schools
which receive 1928 each state aid for
their graded schools are: Albany
St. Joseph, Brooten, MeIrose
and Torah. Thirteen semi-graded |
schools receive $3.50 each. There are
twenty rural schools of the first class
that receive $500 each, and thirty of
the second class that receive $48 each. !
There is an advertised letter in the
postoffice for Mrs. Harriet G. Davis.
Sickness has so reduced the working
force in the telephone office that these
on duty are being over
worked. They will warmly appreciate
and feel that they will receive kindly
of this fact from the
public. Night calls should be made
only when necessary.
FOR SALE-The business and tools
Of the blacksmith shop formerly be-