The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-05-26
HOME HAPPENINGS
Have YOU noticed the Golden Rule


adv?
Remember the japanese ice cream
social at Rowe's Friday evening.
Hugo Grundman took his family
to St. Cloud Sunday in his automobile
Mrs. w. McNeice will entertain
on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Eva
Carpenter.
The Sank Centre Band will play
at the japanese social on the Rowe
lawn Friday evening.
New Edison records at the Go iden
Rule Store.
The woodwork at the entrance OF
The Model has been given fresh
coat of white paint.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
gave. very pleasant dancing party
in X. p. hall Wednesday evening.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
posttoffice May %: Miss Nora Damp,
Charlie johnson, Miss May Roberts.
Mrs. Jack Costello, assisted by Mrs.
Dan Collins and Mrs. A. }. klrghls,
will entertain st. Anthony's Fuild on
Wednesday, June l.
J.F. Cooper has sold to J. r. Wee
der the northwest quarter OF the
north half of the southwest quarter,
..,> of Achlov for S6 4o0
If it should rain tomorrow evening
the japanese ice cream social planned
nv the Christian Endeavor Society
will be given Saturday evening.
will exchange vacant lots or inn
proved City property for Northwestern
Radiator Co. stock. What have
YOU to offer? c. F. Cooper. 81 It
The committee on Memorial Day
met Friday evening at the city hall
and decided on the program which
appear son the first page OF this issue.
Roy f. Koenaman, who has been in
the Great Northern station here for
some time past, has been transferred
to St. Joseph to take charge OF the
station at that place.
The fishing continues good and
some fine catches are reported from
day to day. Fairy Lake and the lake
near Willard seem to be the popular
pike fishing grounds.
Mayor I'll. F. Hennemann and Geo.
Butler went to Willard last Thurs
day and spent a day and a half fish
ing. Result, a nice big string OF pike.
Both say the fishing is fine there.
The local tennis players are pre-
pairing to play the game this season.
A. +. Strebel and B. F. Dubois were
on the court for game one day re-
Gently. A club may be organized be-
fore long.
The Little Falls Transcript says
r. L. Palmer recently shipped fifty
young pine trees to Sank Centre to
be planted about his cottage on Sank
Centre to be planted about his cottage
on Sank Lake.
The last opera party of the season
was given Tuesday evening at the
city opera house by j. A. Caughren.
The party was composed of the Sans
Souci Art Circle and their husbands,
the boxes being filled.
Saturday morning another consign-
ment of pike fry arrived from the
Glenwood fish hatchery. They were
taken out to Long Lake during the
day and planted. G. A. Morse secur-
ed the consignment. #<%
Park Commissioner Jos. Kusba has
been setting out the plants in The
city park the last few days. Dogs
play havoc with them and owners of
CANNES are requested to leave them
behind when going to the park.
The city park is a beauty spot
these days. The grass forms bright
green carpet for the park and the
leaves on the trees are rapidly form
ing shady spots. The fountain looks
better than ever before. The park
is the most popular place in the city.
Richards&P ringle' famous minstrel
are booked for the Opera House Sat-
urday evening, May %. This organ
ization is one of merit and the perform.
ance they give will be well worth
hearing. A fine street parade will
be given at noon. Seats at Fiesler's.
Sixteen young people will graduate
from the Sank Centre high school
this year. The exercises, as previous
ly announced, will take place in the
Opera House on Friday evening, June
3. Miss Maria L. Sanford, who re-
Gently retired from active work as a
member of the faculty of the I'm
iversity of Minnesota, will deliver
the address. Something fine may be
expected from Miss Sanford. The
members of the class are busy pre-
pairing fom their final appearance.
They have been sending out invitations
to the commencement exercises. this