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


Mrs. Jennie Parker Tuesday, Jan. Il
at 2 p NJ.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. c, C. Tobey Wednesday alter
noon, Jan. Is, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Advertised letters III Sank Centre
postofiice: Miss Myrla Randall (2),
Mrs. H. W. Roaby, Miss Irene Bundy.
Fred Stanley.
The Ashley elevator will close for
the season as soon as Agent Carpenter
can clean it out. The receipts OF
grain there have been large the
present season. Nearly all the wheat
graded No.
A. d. Carpenter, agent for the
Monarch Elevator Co. at Ashley,
received fine present from his COM
pany which he is showing to few OF
his friends only, for fear they will
claim ownership.
Frank Wobser, for the past fifty
years resident of Todd and Stearns
county, died early Wednesday morn.
ing at his residence in this city. Mr..
Wobser was SO years old last Novem-
Der and native Of Germany. He has
lived in this city for some years past.
The funeral was held today.
Some very pretty calendars are
being handed out by Sank Centre
business men this year. The Herald
acknowledge beautiful panel calen-
dar from the City Steam Laundry,
also another in form of a handsome
wall pocket from G. D. Marshall 4 Co.
One day last week John McGibbon
unearthead an old wooden water wheel
half mile down the river which al
one time furnished the power for al
old mill that was located on the site vi
the old steam mill. 1t was carried
away in the spring of '68, as were the
dam and several of the mill buildings
The A. 0. U. w. lodge, together with
he Degree Of Honor branch of the
order, are preparing for grand joint
meeting on Saturday evening. Jan.
II, when both bodies will install their
newly elected officers, The members
unite in extending to their members
and visiting members from other lod-
gets a cordial invitation to be present
and they especially desire that all
their members who live in the country
attend this meeting.
Miss Gertrude Doolittle, gradua te
OF last years high school class, is
bstituting this week in the public
schools for Miss Davis, who has been
detained at her home ,in Napoleon
on account of the serious illness OF
her mother. Miss Davis will return
to her work next Monday. Miss
WATSON, who taught Latin and Ger
man in high school, resigned just
before the holidays. The position has
been filled by the election of Miss Ida
Krogan of Minneapolis.
Under a ruling of the postoffice de-
partment which took effect July !, 1907,
it is not necessary to affix a special
delivery stamp to letter the writer Ct
Which desires'to have delivered at once
II the writer has no special delivery
stamp and cannot obtain one, he can
affix ten cents worth of postage stamps
OF any denomination and write across
the face Especial Delivery" and the
letter will be delivered the same as
though it bore special delivery stamp
The New Years ball, given by the
high school boys, at the city hall,
was a great success. The hall was
tastefuliy decorated with red bells and
fans. About thirty couples were pre-.
sent. The out-of-town guests were;
Mr.. Behr a former Sank Centre boy:
Messrs. Milton Guthman, Will Ham.
merel and DR.. Hollern, Misses Nc.
Cormick and Pierce, ali Of St. Cloud
Supper was served at the Palmer
House at 1870. Dancing continued
until $3.50 a. m. The music, which
was excellent, was furnished by the
Allen orchestra. The high school
boys extend their thanks to MessrS
Julian and Benja Dubois fol
their efforts in helping make the
affair a success.
The delegation from the Baraca
class that visited Alexandria Sunday
assisted in the formation of a promis.
ing class OF eight young men in the
Congregational church. At the morn
ing service the Baraca work was out.
lined and account of what had been
done in Sank Centre was given. AT
the noon hour the class was organ.
ICED with Hugh Leach, an attorney oil
Alexandria and a we'll known amateur
base ball player, was unanimously
elected teacher. A secretary was
chosen and it was voted to defer the
election of the other officers until next
Sunday when a much larger atten-
dance lie promised. The new class
starts out under very favorable au-
spices. A little later one or more