The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-01-21
HOME HAPPENINGS
The w. N. A. Circle will meet with
Mrs. G. D. Marshall on Tuesday, Jan.

FOR SALE-Fifty cords dry poplar
wood, $500 per cord. Inquire of F
! Martin.
The members OF the Sauk Centre
Band will give dance at Westport on
Friday evening, Jan. o..
Money to loan at per cent on inn
proved farms. Have your insurance
written by the Sauk Centre Land Com
pany. tt
The arrangements for the Sauk Cen
tire Band dance at Westport on Friday
evening, Jan. %, are all complete.
An enjoyable evening is assured those
who attend.
Ifyou haven't the time to exercise
regularly. Doan's Regulets will pre-
vent constipation. They induce a
mild, easy, healthful action of the
bowels without gripping. Ask your
druggist for them. 25c.
&Last Saturday evening party OF
young people gathered at the home OF
Miss May Quinlan, the occasion be-
ing her sixteenth birthday, Light re-
fleshments were served and all report
a very pleasant time.
BY special request, Rev. ]. T. Brab-
ner Smith, will continue his sermon
on THE just Shall Live by Faith"
specially speaking Of Martin Luther,
the mighty man of faith, ard the
founder of the Lutheran church.
According to the official report of
DR.. A. F. Moynihan, health officer Of
the city of Sauk Centre, there were 38
births during the year 1908, and "a
deaths. OF the latter three OF the
persons who died we're under forty
years, while sixteen were over sixty.
The installation OF officers of the A.
o. U. w. lodge last Saturday night
was an exceptionally interesting oc-
cassion ana we'll attended by the
members. Chas. E. Larson, grand
recorder for Minnesota, was installing
officer and his work was performed in
a highly creditable manner.
A farmers creamery was organized
at Grey Eagle last Saturday. ]. ].
Grimes OF Birchdale was elected presi-
dent, o. E. Schaefer Of Grey Eagle
secretary and treasurer. Fifty stock
holders were secured at the meeting
and the project will be push he'd through
without delay. BurIrum will also
have q new creamery.
Leroy Working has bought the lot
and building just north OF the Odd
Fellows hall on Main street paying
therefor $1,000. The former owner
was T. Carl who lived here some years
ago but who is now resident of Long
Beach, Cal. Mr.. Working has not
yet decided what to do with the pro-
perty but may erect brick building
upon the lot.
The report OF the, Stearns county
Board of Audit, consisting OF the aud
itor, clerk of court and chairman of
the county commissioners, reported
recently ON the disposition of the
county funds as placed in banks,
throughout the county. The follow
ing sums we're reported in Sauk Ten
tre banks, according to an item in the
st. Cloud Journal-Press: First Ma
tional Bank, $s69.S3; First State Bank,
50, 1874; Merchants National Bank,
81 1856.
Dan Mitchell the wrestler is in
streak OF hard luck. Whileat Albany,
Minn., on January 8, he had the mis-
fortune to break three ribs on his left
side. He took cold after the occur
renee but managed to get back to
Sauk Centre. He went to the Central
House where he has been ever since.
Having no means, the city took
charge OF the case, DR.. A. F. Moyui-
han, city physician, attending him.
The doctor sees him regularly and say
he will get along all right. As a re-
suit Of the exposure Mitchell was in a
bad way for few days and pneumo-
MA threatened, but that is all over
now and he is coming alons pretty
we'll taking everything into consider
ation.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Parker will have his
entire line OF ladies' spring suits and
wraps at our store Saturday, Jan. 23rd.
Ladies wishing to order suits will do
we'll to call and make selections, see
the materials and try on the suits.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
MEL. Billed