The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-04-28
HOME HAPPENINGS

Samples of summer underwear at
the Fair Store.
Next Sunday morning at the Con.
gregational church holy communion
will be celebrated. At the yesper service
O'Clock the pastor will speak on the
topic "Do not Waste.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coateds Bitter tast9 Com
plexion sallow? Liver needles waking
up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
tacks. 25c at any drug store.
Friday, April 20, is Arbor and
Bird day. ma lengthy proclamation
Gov. Eberhart urges the people to
plant trees. g1s
If you want fancy screened and
tested home grown corn at a low
price buy it at Bishops.
The new owner of the Sank Centre
Cold Storage plant will manufacture
ice cream this season.
Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick headachs, lacked ambition.
was WORKOUT and all rundown.
Burdock Blood Bitters made me a
well woman. Mrs. Chas. Freitoy.
Moosup, Conn.
Hansen & Emerson opened their
fine new soda fountain last week.
1t is an elegant affair, with marble
and quartered oak finishings, large
mirror backing it up. The fittings
and furnishings are OF the best,
while the delicacies server could not
we'll be more delicious. .,.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Segers entertained the j.! +.
Club in their new home. Carnations
were used to decorate the rooms.
The evening passed very pleasantly
The building on Main street &C.
cupied by the Sank Centre Cold Stor-.
age Company and G. C. Tobey is be-
ing given a bright new coat of paint
both outside and inside. The ap-
pearance of the structure is thereby
greatly improved. >512
Work on the parsonage of ST. Paul's
Catholic church is progressing sat
isfactorily. 1t began three weeks
ago and the brick walls are now up,
At the annual meeting of the,
Stearns Benton County Medical
Society at St. Cloud last Thursday,
DR.. J. C. Boehm was elected president,
DR.. C. B. Lewis secretary. DR.. w. L
Beebe of st. Cloud was elected
delegate to the State Medical Society
and DR.. H. L. Lamb of Sank Centre
alternate.
All officers. and members of the
degree of Honor are requested to be.
present at our next regular meeting,
Thursday evening, May s.. as Mrs.
Mantor, who organized our D. of H.
No. 70, will be present. Signed Re-
corder.
The work is being done in
the most substantial manner. FIR.
Arzt puts in a good share Of each
day with the artisans supervising,
and doing whatever his hands find to
do. The structure, when completed
will be a fine addition to the buildings
of the city.
That Sank Centre is the best stock
market anywhere in this part of tile
state is evidenced by the fact that on
Saturday Frank Unger sold two beef
COWS to Albert Bucher for $4,000,
the highest price ever paid in city.
Mr.. .Unger is naturally elated to have
his stock bring snch fine prices, while
Mr.. Butcher is glad to get them.
Those who wish to sell their live
stock to uhe best advantage will do
well to bring it to Seuk Centre.
The coming attration at the Opera
House on Saturday, May I, will be
produced under the above caption,
IAN Innocent Widow" with Miss
Courtenay Morgan in stellar char
acter. 1t is said to be a comedy re-
plete with situations so absurd that
the most blaze playgoer in the first
act sits up and takes notice, aud be-
fore the second act is finished he falls
in line with the rest and laughs as
heartily as the youngster. During
the action some clver musical numb
ers will be introduced and .the eve
ning's entertainment is promised to
be as refined as it is witty.
Deputy game warden Joe Miller
captured four men Tuesday night
who had quantity OF fish i'm their
possession. Mr.. Miller had been in
formed that some persons were catch
ing fish in the Sank river above
Little Sank, so he watched for them
Tuesday evening the men wanted
appeared in Sank Centre and Mr..
Miller, on lifting up a blanket in
their wagon, discovered a quantity
of freshly speared fish, among them
being two bass and some croppies.
The men were arrested, and tried i'm