The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-01-09
HOME HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Jacob Orth has been sick with
lung fever but is recovering.
Fidelity lodge No 120, K. of P,
will install officers next Monday
evening.
Bargains in heaters and ranges at
Loftsgaarden Bros. Hardware Co.
Peter Grams, son of VIM. Grams
who lives east of the city, is very i'll
with lung fever.
Read the stove bargain adv on page
8. Loftsgaarden Bros. Hardware Co.
st. Paul's court No. 662 will have
in stallation of officers Jan. IA. All
brothers are requested to attend.
If you want good apples cheap see
]. P. Galbrith at n. P. depot.
The Catholic school of st. Paul's
church reopened last week, having
been closed during the holidays.
The public schools reopened Mon
day with the usual attendance and the
machine soon got to running
smoothly.
Bargains in apples on track at \. P.
depot.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Board of Education, held last
Thursday night, only routine bust
ness was transacted.
w. S. Dean has moved his office
flom the room adjoining The Model
Store to the back room OF the Nero
hant's National Bank.
Oranges are fine quality and reason
able in price. Let US sell you some.
l.. s. Bishop Co.
Bert Meyers has sold his blacksmith
shop, located opposite the Woodbury.
school building, Mr.. Meyers is undeci-
ded as to his future plans.
The boys of the Junior Baraca class
of the Congregational church gave
their teacher, Rev. F. H. Oehler, for
a Christmas present, gold signet
ring with the Baraca monogram en-
graved upon it.
Everett Kemp at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, Jan. IS.
The first meeting of the deacons of
the Congregational church was held
with the pastor, Rev. F. Oehlel, at the
manse on Monday evening. All the
elders were in attendance and matters
pertaining to the welfare of the church
! we're discussed at length.
Everett Kemp at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, Jan. Is.
Rev. John V. Plunkett of Marshall,
Mimi, will preach in the Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and
evening. MIR. Plunkett recently COM
pleted his services as rector of the
Episcopal church at Marshall where
he served with great acceptance for
several years.
The sale on heaters and ranges lasts
for eight days only. Loftsgaarden
Bros. Hardware Co.
Der Ncrdstern has absorbed Der
Anzeiger, both st. Cloud papers.
Andrew Fritz the recent publisher of
the latter paper sold his interest to
the former. Mr.. Fritz, the FIRST of the
year, accepted position as travelling
salesman for the St. Cloud Journal
Press Company.
Apples. Apples. Cheap at N. T.
depot. Until Saturday only.
T. w. Mayberry has made settle
ment with the accident insurance
company with which he carried a
policy at the time he broke his leg.
He received $3.50 from the concern.
]. r. Schoenhoff represents the COM
pany, having written insurance for it
for the past seven years.
Everett Kemp at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, Jan. Is.
"Good morning, Grandpa. was
the salutation given DR.. E. ]. Lewis
Tuesday morning when he came down
town. The doctor wore a smiling
countenance and was unusually
happy. The cause; the stork called
Monday at the residence of the
doctors son, DR.. G. B. Lewis of st.
Clond, and left a fine, healthy son.
Apples getting cheaper. Call on L.
S. Bishop Co. when you want some.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church met in the church
parlors last Friday for their annual
meeting. There was a good atten-
dance and much interest and enthu-
siasm manifested. The following
officers were eles'ed for the ensuing
year: Mrs. ]. w. Ward, president, Mrs.
Thos. Sullivan, first vice president:
Mrs. Lou Irish, second vice president:
Mrs. Jas. Ingram, secretary: Miss
Edith Smith, treasurer.