The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-06


coal and wood; give them a trial. If
F. G. Lee has just finished the work
of putting in sewer connections in his
hotel. This improvement has added
greatly to the house.
Do not fail to see the Badger Trion
with 1.-The Sword of Fate" at the
opera house Monday Oct. 10. Tickets
on sale at iesler's.
On Tuesday Mrs. J. Nj. McMasters
entertained about a dozen of her old
time friends at a thimble bee. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent by
all.
Saturday, Oct. 8, the representa-
tive from one of the large eastern cloak
manufacturers will display his sample
line of ladies' suits and winter coats
at the Boston Store. Call and inspect
the line. Hilsdale & Sullivan.
DR.. E. H. Nicholson of Minneapolis
will preach at the Lyman Prairie
Methodist church Thursday evening,
Oct. Ii, at s O'Clock. He will also
preach at Westport Friday evening.
| Oct. IA.
A very pleasant social event was the
Coffee" given Wednesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. j. b. Fourier.
Mesdames Steve Kinsella, Hall and
tairchild were the hostesses. The
function began at o'clock. Eighty
guests were present.
At meeting of the commissioners
Of Stearns county, held in St. Cloud
Monday, liquor licenses were granted
to Harry Verkennis of Elrosa, Joseph
Dirkhising of Greenwald and Stanis-
laus Bobsi of St. Anna. The board
granted a Petition for road be-
tween the townships of Munson and
Farming. A batch of routine bust
ness was trnsacted.
You miss half your life if you fail
to see that funny comedian Ben S.
Howard with the Wellington Stock
Co. 1t is a we'll known fact that he
is one of the finest Irish comedians
on the American stage. Secure your
seats early at Fiesler's.
1t speaks we'll for the climate of
Minnesota when it can be said that
flowers have been blooming in the
gardens of Sank Centre for the past
six months. Or April 4th Mrs. Davis
had tulips in bloom in her garden,
and, all through the season, up to the
present time, she had flowers of some
kind in bloom.
Wednesday afternoon special train
consisting of an engine, baggage Car,
diner and sleeper, carrying high Of
ficials of the Northern Pacific road,
passed through Sank Centre enroute
to Morris. The train arrived and left
twenty minutes behind the regular
passenger train. 1t returned to
Brainerd the same night. On the
way out stop was made at each
station for brief inspection. On the
return trip a through run was made.
Mrs. F. F. Morse, superintendent
of the Girls Industrial School, is
billed to appear before the Reading
Room Society at st. Cloud today to
read her paper "Shall it be Oppor-
tunity'" which attracted such atten-
tion at St. Peter last week, and
which appears on the first page of
this issue. From ST. Cloud Mrs.
Morse will come on to Sank Centre to
inspect the work on the four cottages
now in process of erection at the
school grounds north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. DERRICK. field
workers for the Minnesota Sunday
School Association, held a meeting at
the Methodist church last Thursday
evening in the interest of Sunday
school work. Mayor H. F. Henne-
man, president of the county assOcia
ton, presided. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
DERRICK spoke at length, explaining
methods of graded work in Sunday
schools. Those present discussed the
different questions for some time.
The meeting was very helpful to all
who attended.
The Wellington Stock Co. will pre-
sent at the Opera House Monday Oct.
10 shining comedy-drama entitled
1.-The Sword of Fate, one of the
most successful plays on the road to-
day. Mabelle Wellington who will be
seen in the feminine role, that of the
Princess Frida, masquerading as
Gretchen" a waitress, never fails to
win herself into the hearts of the
audience. The gowns worn by Miss
wellington have been recently i'm
ported from Paris. especially for this
production, "The Sword of Fate" ard
they are sure to be admired by the
feminine part of the house, The
popular prices are 25 and IS cents.
Tickets on sale at Fiesler's. Reserv-