The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-03
HOME HAPPENINGS


Third Street North.
The ST., Cloud Journal-Press has
sold it's job printing plant to A. E.
Fritz and Earl Cross.
Heat & Milligan Paint-best by
test. G. Hillerud & Co.
The public schools close Friday for
the summer vacation. Examinations
are in progress this week.
Steel Fishing Rod S1.5O at G. Hille-
rud & Company.
Brown Bros. on Tuesday sold to
their uncle Tom Brown of Glenwood
80 head of steers for his farm.
Fishing tackle that's fit for fishing
at G. Hillerude & Co.
S. F. Merryman has has just receiv-
ed fine new sixteen-foot gasoline
launch and is enjoying it on Sauk
Lake.
Heat & Milligan Paint-best by
test. G.. Hillerud & Co..
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan entertained at
her home Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Cecile Gallagher of the public
school faculty.
Steel Fishing Rod $3.50 at G.. Hille-
rud & Co.
The annual reunion of the Sauk
Centre High School Alumni Associa-
tion will be held in the X. P. hall
Saturday night at o'clock.
Fishing tackle that's fit for fishing
at G. Hillerude & Co.
The Sauk Centre Band went up to
Spring Park on Sunday and put in
considerable time practicing march
ing. The band is getting into fine
shape.
Get SEAL FAST Jars at McCrack-
en- & Burgess.
Saturday afternoon the streets were
lined with teams and all the mer-
chants did rushing business. At
o'clock a count was made and there
were found to be IS teams. This
speaks well for Sauk Centre as trad
ing point for the farmers.
Can your pineapples now. Quality
is right and price is right. McCrack-
en- & Burgess.
DIR. J. E. McMaster went on trout
fishing expedition last Thursday in
the streams in the vicinity of Little
Sauk. He says he caught dozen of
the finny beauties and that they were
all of good size. He also caught a
first class cold, though that is not for
publication.
F. We have a supply of fancy pine
apples. McCracken & Burgess.
During the storm of Sunday even
ing few buildings were blown down
in St. Cloud. The Northwestern
Granite Works were damaged badly
and barn on the farm of G. L. At
wood destroyed. Part of the fence
around the base ball park was laid fiat.
No one was injured.
The Board of Directors of the Y.
NJ. c. A. held their regular monthly
meeting Friday evening. The books
were gone over and it was found that
there was enough money in the treasury
to meet running expenses for short
time. The treasurer was instructed
to proceed to collect dues for the COM
ing quarter. The resignation of A.
NJ. Welles as director was accepted.
A written but unsigned protest
against the erection, by Hanson &
Emerson, of an outside stairway on
the west. side of their drug store
building, was presented to the city
council. That body met Saturday
morning and voted to allow the work
to proceed. This stairway will afford
an entrance to the front rooms in the
second story which are being fitted
up for offices.
The second nine of the high school
base ball team met a team from
Osakis here Memorial Day and defeat
ed them by score of II to 8.
Hopkins and Gingery were the battery
for the locals and they put up a fine
quality of ball, Osakis used two pitch
ers, Gordon and Slipergrill, while
Bloume officiated behind the bat.
The game was interesting. Bouton
umpired.
Sunday evening the heaviest wind
and rain storm seen here this season
struck town. The storm came from
the southeast and lasted for over an
hour. An immence amount of rain
and some hail fell, flooded the streets
but doing little damage. The rural
telephone lines were interfered with
to some extent but the city line did
not suffer any. Several automobile
parties were caught out and received
good wettings.
The bass season opened May 29th.
and anglers are having good success.