The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-27

lOct 20, see IA Pair or Country
Kids" Seats on sale at Fiesler's.
On Monday evening the Cheerful
Workers gave card party and fancy
work sale and auction at the parochial
school. The affair was financial
success. Everything sold at good
prices and a neat sum was realized
for the society. The ladies that all
| who assisted in making the function
good one.
Call on JAS. Ingram Lbr. Co for
coal and wood. tt
A blast of winter swept down upon
Sank Centre this morning, with snow
flurries in the air. During the night
the mercury took quite tumble and
when morning dawned everything
felt like December. Fires and steam
heating plants were put to. work and
heavy winter overcoats were dragged
fromtheir lairs and gladly donned.
The company that is to present "a
Pair of Country Kids at the Opera
House next Saturday night, October
20 is distinctly on to it's job. If you
stay away you are extremely likely to
regret it FOR good while in the flu
ture. You can get your seats, at
popular prices, at Fiesler's.
Occasionally an auto motor fails to
mote. For instance, a party started
for a. neighboring town the other
night to attend dance. All went
well until a point four miles from town
was reached, when the thingamajig
refused to proceed further. Consider
able time was spent on the motor
without avail, and then-well, the
walking is pretty fair down that way.
A new coal dealer in town; Jas.
Ingram Lbr. Co. tt
Work on the Girls, Industrial
School is progressing satisfactorily
The roofs are on two of the cottages
and slate is being applied as rapidly
as possible. The other two cottages
are ready for the roofs. The electric
wiring is about done and interior fin
ishing work will begin at an early
date. Sewer pipes are laid about half
| way from the cottages to the end of
the city system. Manholes have been
constructed at intervals along the
route of the sewer. The trench
which is to carry water pipes from the
lake is dug and ready to receive the
pipes. The grading for the extension
| of the railroad track into the grounds
is completed and ready for the rails,
which will probably be laid this fall.
Everything is progressing we'll and
cottages will be ready by June ! if
not sooner.
When the Board of Education of
Sank Centre put ir their vacuum
cleaning apparatus they installed a
brand new gasoline engine to run it
During the first year of the engines
operation the firm that sold it saw
that it was kept in repair. Then
things began to happen, as they are
wont to do with gasoline engines
And the company that sold it, having
received the price in cold cash, gave
the school board the merry ha ha
when they told their troubles. Three
weeks ago the 'durn thing" took a
lay-off and hasn't done thing since
but evoke harsh thoughts and harsher
remarks from would-be operators.
Every expert in town took hand at
the thing but It wouldn't go.
Supt. Angus got busy on Wednesday
and made an arrangement with T. D.
Davidson of the Central Minnesota
Power & Milling Company to turn
on the electric Juice" ct $3.50 every
day. The board will put in an electric
motor to run the vacuum cleaner,
and will sell, very cheap, for cash or
any old thing, one gasoline engine.
Anybody want to buy?
ga Pair of Country Kids" which
will be at the Opera House Saturday
night, October %, is spoken of as a
clean, up-to-date rural comedy
drama, true to nature and with all
those lovable folks that everybody
remembers after leaving the farm and
moving to toe city. Get next to this
play and enjoy an evening. Seats at
Fiesler's as usual at popular prices
There are many farm owners who
read this paper who are paying So or
more for money. They may or may not
know that the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Milwau-
kee has over $4,000, 900 loaned out on
Minnesota farms at less rate and
also allows borrowers to pay off part
or all at interest paying periods and
save interest. The Company wants
good loans with a view to interest
earnings. No other charges Pres