The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
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Post-NeWs gives an extended writcup
Of the visit of the Sank Centre Raraca
| boys to that town and the organization
OF class there. 4 prosperous future
is predicted for the organization in
that town.
| Hilsdale 4 Sullivan invite your
attention to their early showing on tn c
spring dress goods in black and colors
One OF the manageable young men
OF Sank Centre is about to enter the
m matrimonial state.
The new dress ginghams are now
being displayed at the Boston. 4
largo line of patterns to select from.
If you want to pass pleasant even.
ing hear Everett Kemp tonight at the
Congregational church.
Chas. Natne has retired from the
firm of NJ. Nathe & Co., the well
known clothiers, and will devote him
self wholly to his business in st.
| Cloud. Matt Nathe is now the sole
proprietor of the business. He con
templates number Of changes and
Improvements in the near future.
Everett Kemp will entertain, instruct
and amuse tonight at the CuAgrega-
tional Church.
The Minnesota Stale Dairymen 8
Association will hold its thirtIeth
annual convention at Mortified Jan.
81, 20, %. An attractive program
has been prepared. Hon. j. r. Nor
ley OF Owatonna is taking IA promi-
neut part in pushing the meeting and
is on the program for talk. Hon. E.
K. Slater, Dairy and Food Commits
sioner, will be in attendance and speak.
All interested in dairying are urged
to attend.
Hear Everett Kemp tonight.
A number of changes have recently
taken place among the officials of the
Northern Pacific road. The following
are just announced: Newman Kline,
assistant general superintendent of
the Northern Pacific at St. Paul, has
been transferred and is now superten-
dent between St. Paul and Fargo.
Previous to this time this has been
two divisions. Supt. Fowler. whose
resignation has been rumored for
some time, was superintendent OF the
division from ST. Paul to Staples
and A. ]. Sovereign superintendent
Staples to Fargo. Mr.. Fowler, who
has been supendent of the St. Paul
division, goes back to St. Paul as
trainmaster. G. B. Ogeluie, who has
been trainmaster at st. Paul, goes to
Minneapolis as assistant trainmaster at
Minneapolis, is put back as chief
dispatcher. The dispatchers' of fee
at staples will be continued for the
present.
Everett Kemp at the Congregational
church tonight.
The bowling alleys have been put in
first class shape and will run after
noon and evenings in conjunction
with the pool room.
The next meeting of the w. N. a.
will be at the residence of Mrs. A
Parker OH Tuesday, afternoon, Jan.2.
Medames Parker and Oehler will be
the hostesses.
Soft coal 1915 at Lee & Gingery's
this week.
The coal fight at Sank Centre is in
teresting the users there very much
but not half so much as it would if it
had been called off this time last year
or even earlier in the present season.
Soft coal is being sold for $3.50, cut
OF $3.50 or more per ton. With coal
and lumber getting cheaper and wheat
getting above the dollar mark the aver
age farmer ought to be contented and
happy, and he is.-Little Falls tran
script.
Winston & McElhone have opened
the bowling alleys under the billiard
hall. Open afternoon and evening.
There are several cases of small box
all of mild form, in the village of
Brooten, this county. There is one
case in the township Of North Fork.
| Recently child died Of diphtheria in
the township Of Lake George.
Soft coal $4.75 at Lee e. Gingery's
this week.
Theo Barnes, who lives four miles
northwest of the city, has drove OF
80 of the finest hogs in this section OF
the country. He is fattening them for
the market.
You will miss the best treat of the
season if you fail to take in the Col
lege. dance Friday night, JAM, "a, at
city hall. Aliens orchestra will fur
nish the music. Tickets 75c.
La grippe is quite prevalent in these
parts. None of the cases are serious
but they are disagreeable.
A splendid cook book is given free
with sack Of Washburn, Crosby
Co.'S, "Gold Medal brand flour at A.