The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-10-13
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Call on Jas. Ingram Lbr. Co sfor
coal and wood. asIs 49, = iEtfss
Remember the dance at the city
hall Friday evening, Oct. a.
Mother Telschow is improving in
health and her many friends are glad
to see her about again. A
St. Cloud Business College has added
visible typewriters and Edison pllon-
ographs to it's equipment.
The C. o. F. held fine meeting
Tuesday evening, one of the best at
tended and most interesting for some
time. Everybody present enjoyed the
gathering greatly.
A new eeal dealer in town; Jas.
Ingram Lbr. Co. If
Peter Minette, son of Nick Minette
and formerly in business here, was
married on Tuesday to Miss Rausch
of Melrose, the marriage ceremony
being performed in the Catholic
church at that place.
Jacob Botz, the we'll known farmer
who resides in Getty, will hold big
auction on his farm next Thursday,
Oct. 20. Read his big adv. on page 3.
F. J. Minette has recently received
check from J. B. Schoenhoff to pay
pay for burns on his arm, he being
beneficiary of an accident policy from
the company which Ben represents.
There will be services in St. Johns
Church Ashley next Sunday at three
p. m.
The deed for the transfer of land
near Sank Centre, recently purchased
by Henry Rose from w. Sherwood,
mention of which was made in last
weeks issue, was filed for record in
St. Cloud last Saturday. NConsidera-
tion, So, 300.
Long Prairie and Sank Centre High
School football teams will meet on
the gridiron at the fair grounds at
p. m. Friday. The locals defeated
Long Prairie at the Todd county fair
last month, 40 to 0, and hope to make
a fine showing tomorrow. They have
been practicing fer this game and
though the practice has been a bit
ragged yet when the clash comes the
visitors will have to look out.
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 sl2, 600, 600 loaned out pm
Minnesota farms at a 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 view to interest
earnings. No other charges. Pres
ent rates on sums of $4,000 or over, 5tso.
If your local bank does not handle
this money write Henry Rothschild
Special Loan Agent, 414-15 Capital
Bank Building, St. Paul.
Judge M. D. Taylor has handed
down decision granting divorce to
Frank S. Ebert from his wife Mary E.
Ebert, on the grounds of desertion.
The couple were married at Little
Falls, Feb. 81, 1901. They lived to-
gether until November, 1907, when
Mrs. Ebert left her husband and
went to Colorado to live. Summons
was served the wife but she did not
defend the case and Judge Taylor &C
cordingly granted tie divorce. The
couple have one son, Rae Arthur
Ebert. who at present is making his
home with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Myott of Sank Rapids.
1t being agreeable to both parties the
court granted the custody of the child
to Mr.. and Mrs. Myott, says the St.
Cloud Journal-Press
The University of Minnesota is al
ways glad to hear of credit shown it
by it's alumnae and especially in the
line of original investigation leading
toward progress in science. DR.. R. S.
Benner, assistant professor of chem
istry at the University of Arizona
and a memberof the class of 'O2, has,
during the past year, designed an APP
paratus much more simple than any
in ordinary use, for the rapid eletro-
Elytic determination of several differ
ent elements including copper and
lead. This apparatus will be put on
the market in near future by one
of the leading chemical houses in the
west, and papers describing the
method Fhave been published in the
Journal Of Industrial and Engineer
ing Chemistry. DIR. Benner is a form
er Sank Centre boy.