The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Some have done their share toward
the ball team. Now you do yours by
attending the dance Easter Monday.
We have filled a number of paying
positions this year with capable stud
ents. Pioneer Business College. 45
Mrs. C. B. Brecount celebrated her
tiftieth anniversary April 1st. Her
little daughter planned a pleasant
surprise in having her friends write
letters of congratulation. :
Comfort and safety appeals to every
traveller. Our automatic tre-proof
doors at all elevator openings, provide
absolute protection. Beaufort Hotel,,
l12 Third Street South, Minneapolis.
Can you compose business. letter
that will pull and that will not be con-
signed to the'waste basket? Weteach
Business Letter Writing as it should
be taught. Pioneer Business College.
Our sl19 white waists for 92cts.
Hear 3l4S6, Fair Store. IS
The public are cordially invited to
the Services at the Church of the
Good Samaritan next Sunday, at which
| a very fine program of music will be
rendered. Come and hear the vested
boys choir in their special music.
Keep smiling: and visit on your
better half taking you to the base ball
dance Easter Monday. This little bit
added to what we have got will help
buy those swell uniformes for the ball
team.
Everybody wear your Easter bon
nets to the base ball dance next Mon
day.
The electrical effects used in 1.-The
Other Girl a musical comedy which
comes to the Grand Opera House on
April Ia, are said to be revelation in
the way Of bewildering and lightning
like changes from one color to an
other 45
A light snow fell Tuesday afternoon
and this was followed by decidedly
colder weather with strong noath-
west wind. Wednesday morning the
mercury stood at 20 above zero at
O'Clock.
G.. d. Marshall is just getting settl-
ed in his new location on Pine street
next to w. McNeice. Mr.. Marshall
has fixed up this house by putting in
new floors painting and papering, and
making other improvements.
L. J. Irish has just put into service
fine new bus. 1t is large, roomy
affair, finished with black body and
yellow running gear. the whole shin
ing with new paint and varnish.. The
words ''Palmer House" are painted on
either side of the vehicle. The inter-
ior is handsomely finished, the seats
being finely upholstered in leather.
Mr.. Irish has been the recipient of
many compliments relative to the new
vehicle.
Rev. c. l.. kingsbury preached I'm
the Baptist church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Kingsbury. it will be remembered,
is the colporter who conducted a seri
es of evangelistic services in that
church during the past winter.
At some time i'm the near future.
the ladies of the Episcopal church will
put on that successful comedy, "The
Union Depot" This play has been
received with great enthusiasm where
ever it has been given. Watch for the
date. 45
Our graduates are scattered all over
Minnesota and the Dakotas. holding
responsible, paying positions. Areyou
proficient in the following subjects:
Bookkeeping. StenOgraphy, Typewrit-
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Busi-
ness. English, Spelling. Rapid Calcula-
tion, Commercial Law. We are con-
tinually receiving calls for those who
are. Pioneer Business College. 45
The Sunday school workers of Min
neSota will meet i'm CrookstOn, May
4-6, 1909, for their 5lst annual conven-
tion. Every pastor, superintendent
and teacher in Minnesota should at
tend. Entertainment will be provid-
ed on the Harvard Plan" lodging
and breakfast. Good meals will be
provided at very low expense. aside
from railroad fare.
DR.. J. A.. Dubois and DIR. 4. J.
Kirghis have each purchased an auto
mobile, having ordered Ford machines.
They expect to have thenew machines
out in the course of few days. DR..
Dubois is a recent convert to the gas
wagon, but DR. Kirghis is an old hand
at the game. He sold his old machine
last Fall. Mr.. Salmond has car
load of Fords on the road.
The annual election in st. Cloud
last Monday was y lively one and there
We're number of surprises. The in
dependent Aoter was greatly in evil
dence. A. e. Steiner defeated S. S.