The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-16

| Special sale in hats during the week
of June POPS. Mrs. Adelia Walker.
| At the Congregational church next
SUNDAY the pastor will occupy his
pulpit as usual. Vesper service at
5 O'Clock.
! The musical entertainment given
at the. Opera House last Thursday
evening by the pupils of the Sisters
OF st. Benedict was, as it always is, a
distinct feature in the musical world
OF Sank Centre. The house was COM
fortably filled by the relatives and
friends OF the pupils and the general
public, With % numbers on the pro-
gram considerable time was taken.
but the time did not drag in the
least. All the pupils acquitted them
selves with great credit and received
generous applause. 1t was quite evil
dent that their training has been of a
high order and that they have all
! improved their opportunities to the
fullest extent. Such an evenings
program is rare musical treat and
was fully appreciated by the large
audience present.
/ Matt Nathe, accompanied by his
brother Casper, who came over from
Morris, went to Meters Grove Friday
to attend the funeral of their brother
Frank Nathe, who died at Fergus
Fails Wednesday morning of last
week at the hospital, where he had
been taken for treatment, The re-
mains arrived at Melrose on Thurs
day and were taken from there to
Meters Grove. Mr.. Nathe was
prominent citizen of Meters Grove
where he had lived for good many
years The funeral was the largest
ever held from the church there
Mr.. Nathe leaves seven children, the
Oldest being 10 years of age. His
wife died nine years ago.
To exterminate dandeIions, one
gallon OF material, including jug,
for rs cents: also the proper infor-
nation and directions to kill dam
deiions. FiesIer's RexalI DRUG
Store.
The annual recital of the piano
pupils of Mrs w. /. Henshaw was
held Saturday evening at the Congre-
gational church. The audience room,
prettily decorated for the occasion,
was comfortably filled with the rel
atives and friends of the pupils, who
numbered fifteen. A particular fea-
ture of the evenings program was the
appearance of five very young child
rem who had been taking lessons for
only four months. All showed great
proficiency in proportion to their
years and the length of time which
they had devoted to music. The
older pupils acquitted themselves with
great both credit to themselves and
their teacher. 1t was a very pleasant
occasion. as are all the annual recitals
given by Mrs. Henshaw.
Hon. Chas. E. Vasaly, member of
the State Board of Control spent half
a day Wednesday in Sank Centre,
looking over the site for the girls in
dustrial school, accompanied by Mrs.
F. F. Morse, superintendent, and DR..
J. A. Du Bots. Mr.. VaSaly was well
pleased with the way the work of
cleaning up the grounds is progress
ing. He said the architect, Clarence
III. Johnston, would arrive in Sank
Centre this evening. Mr.. Johnston
will select the exact spot on which
the cottages will stand, and the con-
tractor, John Lauritzen, will begin
work right away. On Monday four
car loads of material for work on the
grounds and buildings arrived. North
ern Pacific crew of surveyors that To-
Gated the extension of the spur line
into the school grounds left few
days ago. The spur will be extended
very soon.