The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-14
ADDITIONAL LOCALS


p. Lamb has the personal property
tax list at bis Office and is prepared to
receive payment:of 1908 taxes and give
receipts as usual. s4
There will be Joint installations of
the officers Of the A. O.. U. w. and the
Degree OF Honor lodges on Saturday
evening, Jan. Is.
Save money by having your clothes
cleaned and pressed and your old
garments dyed at the St Cloud Steam
Dye Works, 10 Fifth Ave. g., St.
Cloud, MINI. {.
Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer-
ing. At any drug store.
The Epworth Lesgue SOCIAL, at the
Cass residence was we'll attended, over
eighty young tpeople being present.
Games were played and lunch served,
and the Friday evening was greatly
enjoyed. q
About forty ladies attended the Lad
les Aid meeting on Thursday at the
Methodist parsonage, the residence OF
Mrs. Annie Brabner Smith. Several
musical selections we're given by Mrs.
O'Gara, Mrs. Davy, Mrs. B utler. Mrs.
Frank PapgbuTn and Mrs. Brabner
Smith. Lunch was served by the lad
ties OF the division. -
lr'Old Farmer Hopkins" appeared at
the Opera House last Friday night
before a good sized audience and
made an excellent impression. There
were 1S people in the cast and the play
was presented in very creditable
manner. The management OF the
Opera House is to be congratulated
upon securing 80 good an attraction
for the house.
A farmers short course will be held
at the School OF Agriculture at st.
Anthony Park for one month com.
mencing Friday, Jan. 18th. The
course consists OF lectures, demonstra-
tions and judging OF stock and grains.
The course includes nearly all the
farm subjects taught at the School OF
Agriculture. No entrance examina.
ton is given and there is no age limit.
The expenses are low. 1t is hoped
that there may be large attendance
OF farmers.
Rev. G. L. Kingsbury, colporteur
OF the Baptist denomination for
northern Minnesota, a biographical
sketch OF whom appears on the first
page OF this issue, will begin series
OF special meetings in the Baptist
church of this city on Monday night,
Jan. 18. Mr.. Kingsbury's topic on
that occasion will be "An Abundant
Life" These special meetings will
continue for a week and possibly
longer. There will be a bible study
service each afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Evening services begin promptly at
7:3O O'Clock. The topics for the meet
ings will be announced each evening.
DIR. Max West, the youngest son OF
Capt. ]. E. West OF st. Cloud, died at
his home in Washington, D. c., last
week. Death was caused by heart
failure Resulting from severe
attack OF pneumonia. Prof. w. NJ.
West of the Minnesota State "U'',
went to Washington to attend the
obsequies. The body was cremated at
the REQUEST OF the widow. DR.. West
was a graduate of the Minnesota "U"I
and brilliant man OF 3S years. He
was connected with the bureau OF cor
porations and had spent two years in
Porto Rico in the employ of the gov
ernment. He leaves widow and five
small children.
The installation OF officer OF the
Catholic Order of Foresters lodge oc-
curded Tuesday evening. Geo. X.
Borgmann was installing officers, be-
ing deputized for the purpose. Mr..
Borgmann acquitted himself credit
ably. Following installation the work
of the lodge was go:e through with
and adjournment taken. A progress
sive cinch party was then held, follow
ed by dancing party which lasted
until about 8 O'Clock. Supper was serv-
ed at midnight by the Lady Foresters
and the large number present did full
justice to the toothsome viands. The
function was very enjoyable one and
fully appreciated by all The COM
mittee in charge, Messrs. j. A. Sch
oenhoff, Geo. 4. Borgmann, ]. B.
Mondlock, John Kleinschmit and F.
J. Minette, deserves credit for the
work they performed to make the
affair success. Miller's orchestra
furnished excellent music. Financial
ly the affair was great success.
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