The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-12-24
HOME HAPPENINGS

Rev. J, T. B. Smith preached at
Ashley on Wednesday evening.
Mu. ieal instruments at very rsa-
sonabie prieee. at Golden Rule Store
The new telephone directories will
be ready about the first of the year.
Do not forget to help the .Sauk Gen.
tire Band with its ball at the City Hall
on Monday evening, Dec. %.
Sermon and. Holy Com mmunion at
st. Johns Church, Ashley, next Sum
day morning (Dec. 27th) at 9:45.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smyth are the
happy parents Of adaughter born Dec.
"a. Mother and child are doing well.
Invitations are out for dance to be
given on New Years eve, Dec. 81, at
the city hall, by the Sauk Centre High
school. .AE
Parties wishing money orders and
registered packages will please apply
for them by 6 p. m. during Christmas
week. ~
The Herald is requested to announce
that the Sauk Centre postoffice will
close at 10 a. m. on Christmas Day
and be open from 5 to $3.50 p. m.
Do not forget that we have the larg-
est line of fine China in town. The
Golden Rule.
The Sauk Centre Band is making
progress. In order to
assist in defraying the expenses of the
organization, the boys will give ball
at the City Hall on Monday evening,
Dec. %. Everybody invited.
J. B. Schoenhof, local agent for the
National Casualty Company, has
written fifteen risks since the first OF
December. The company is the best
in that line. -
On Christmas Morning at $50.
"The Feast of the Nativity" will be
observed by the celebration of the Holy
Communion in the Church OF the
Good Samaritan.
The Sauk Centre Band boys will
give ball at the City Hall Oh Mon
day, evening, Dec. %. Elaborate pre-
parations are making for the event.
The public is urged to turn out and
support the band.
The National Casualty Company, ].
B. Schoenhof agent, is the best ac-
cident insurance company. 1t pays
its risks promptly. Mr. Schoenhof
will be glad to talk with you about it.
WANTED-Every housewife to try
bottle of Hunts Perfect High Grade
Extracts, the best that money can buy.
For sale by all dealers. Accept no
substitute. If
The amount OF claims paid in Sauk
Centre by the National Casualty Com.
pany during the past two years Is over
$4OO. j. b. Schoenhof, the local
agent, Is proud of this record and is
pushing the business in good shape.
AT the Congregational church last
Sunday morning Rev. F. h. Oehler
preached a Christmas sermon and
Mrs. R. E. Hanson sang two solos.
In the evening Mrs. ]. w. James sang
a solo and Miss Margaret Norris rend-
cred violin solo. All were greatly
appreciated.
Archie w. Thompson OF Waid, N.
D., and Miss Jennie Cumming of
Sauk Centre were united in marriage
at the residence OF Pine street on Fri
day evening, Rev, ]. T. Brabner Smith
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
leftfor Canada to visit the bridegroom
parents. Only the immediate relatives
were present. Mr.. Crumley acted as
best man. Miss Cumming, has lived
here for some years and has host OF
friend. She has been successful
teacher near Kenmore. N. D.
Having arranged for the delivery of
coal, we will be pleased to have your
orders, which. will be filled in a way
that will please. We have hard coal
superior to anything on the market
which when tried will be used. We
also screen our soft coal and give you
no dust. LEE & GINGERY co.
Among the numerous readers OF
The Herald who have renewed their
subscriptions recently is Ransom
Buck, the we'll known farmer whose
home is on the farther side of Fairy
Lake. Mr.. Buck is 78 years old and
is vigorous and looks after his farm as
we'll as many man twenty-five years
younger. He says he could not keep
house without The Herald, and on
Monday cheerfully deposited s1.25 for
another years subscription.
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Selling Spstem 80 Washington St.,
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M. r. Madland, a farmer living some
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