The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
HOME HAPPENINGS

tons are making for the event.
Read The Boston adv. found GU
page of this issue. They announce
a special sale for Minday.
III probate court last Friday Judge
A. H. Klasen made an order ad-
hitting to probate the will of the late
Frank Wobser of this city. Lucas
Kells as executor filed his bond of
S., 900 in the case.
l have bought back the blacksmith
shop at the corner of Fourth and Oak
streets that l formerly owned and am
ready to do all kinds of acksmithing.
B. F. Meye rs.
At the regular December meeting of
the Board of Education, held last
Thursday evening, the resignation OF
Miss Mary WATSON as teacher in the
high school was accepted, and Miss
Ida Crogan was elected to fill the
vacancy. Routine business was tran
sacted, including the passage of a
batch Of bills.
The Great Northern shops at Waite
Park have Just received an order from
headquarters for the construction of
forty boarding cars for use in
construction work in the west, says
the St. Cloud Times.
Bananas, nice, large, yellow fellows
2 doz. for So cents, at Wilson'S Cash
Grocery.
The st. Cloud Union Herald has
suspended publication. The paper
was weekly publication devoted to
the intrests of union later. 1t tried
to make field for itself in St. Cloud
but failed, as the newspaper field is
pretty we'll covered with the two dailies
and the three weeklies. The pub
Usher, Charles H. Allen, is good
newspaper man, but fought uphill
fight. The plant is said to be heavily
mortgaged.
Bananas, Is cts. dozen. You will
have to see these to believe they can
be sold so cheap. Wilson's Cash
Grocery.
The new style postage stamp is just
out and supply will be received soon
at the Sank Centre pOsOffice. This
card is NODDED after the popular souv-
eni cards, and is put out by the de-
partment to keep abreast of the pace
set by the picture postcard manufac-
turers. The size of the board is 81
x5I inches, and the front side, which
heretofore has been received for ad-
dresses only, has space ruled off
one end for correspondence. The back
is, of course, entirely blank. Either
side may be used for correspondence,
and the department will in the future
allow newspaper clippings or photo
graphs to be pasted on any blank
space.
p. M. Woodward of st. Cloud, court
stenographer for Judge M. D. Taylor,
has been appointed referee to take
evidence in case brought to deter
mine which of two school boards at
Cave, Mills Laos county, is the legal
one.
There is no smallpox in Sank Centre
now. L. l.. Mccormick, who had a
very mild attack of the disease, was
about his work again last Thursday.
The other case was equally mild aud
the patient has fully recovered. Vac
cination has been quite general and
physicians look for no further trouble
from the malady.
At the Congregational church, last
Sunday morning, vote of the con-
gregation was taken on the question
of adopting the individual communion
sets. The proposition carried unanim-
ously and Mr.. Oehler appointed the
board of deacons committee to pro-
cure the service.
A lady representing the Childrens'
Home at St. Anthony Park visited
Sank Centre Sunday and spoke In the
churches in behalf of the institution.
She remained over several days and
secured liberal contributions for the
support of the Home. 1t is a worthy
charity.
Mrs. Josephine Vossberg, wife of
Barney Vossberg Of St. Cloud, former
county auditor for several years, died
at her home in St. Cloud laat Fri
day evening age IS. She had been an
invalid for the preceding two years.
The funeral services were held We'd
nesday morning and were largely at
tended.
Officer Henry Becker, who was shot
by the burglars in the recent raid in
st. Cloud, was removed last Saturday
from the hospital to his home. He
was able to walk to the conveyance.
Mr.. Becker will recover fully in a
short time.
Orandes, nice sweet fancy navels,
only so cts. peck, at Wilson's Cash
Grocery.
1t will cost you 25 cents to hear