The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-03-10
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

A new roof is being put on The Model
store building this week. -
The Knights and Ladies of Security
enjoyed social evening "Wednesday
at the residence of Geo. Wentworth.
The school boys are planning on or
ganizing base ball team this spring.
There is quantity of good material.
Practice, it is reported, will soon
begin.
The Sank Centre B and lllgive one
of their winning dances in the city
hall on Monday evening, April 4.
Music by the band orchestra. All
come and help the boys along. It
Services will be resumed in St. Johns
church, Ashley beginning the first
Sunday in April, at $3.50 pm.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postotfice March 9, John Collins, Eiven
Evenson, G. r. Hill.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. E. j. Lewis Wednesday afternoon
March Is.
The w. n. A. Circle will meet
with Mrs. C. D. Marshall Tuesday
afternoon, March Is.
Gov. Eberhart has appointed VIM.
Lewis delegate to the conservation
congress to be held i'm ST. Paul next
week.
Tuesday Mrs. ]. H. Simonton enter
tanned eighteen lady friends at an in
formal function at her home. Refresh
ments were served and very pleasant
afternoon was passed. Mrs. Eva
Carpenter was the guest of honor.
The Lee Hotel opened for business
Monday morning. The genial pro-
prietor, F. c. Lee, is going at things
in the right way to win out. Mr.. Lee
has transformed the old Adams House
into a cosy, comfortable, attractive
hosiery where the travelling public
can secure satisfactory accommodation
There will be lunch served at the
w. r. c. room Saturday afternoon
after the regular meeting, in honor
of the new members, of whom there
are six. The w. r. c. very much alive,
new members are being added all the
time Two applications will be hand
ed in next Saturday.
. Saturday evening Col. w. w. West
erman of st! Cloud was the guest of
honor at banquet at the Grand Cent
raj hotel in that city given by the
office force of the International Harvt-
er Col. Westerman has just retired
from the management Of the concern
after asuccessful service of forty years.
He has large circle of acquaintance
in Stearns county many of whom are
Sank Center people.
Shortly before } clock this afternoon
a power can exploded at the Melrose
quarry west of Waite Park and Peter
Lundin was severly burned about the
face and hand. Mr.. Lundin has charge
of all of the power and dynamite work
at the quarry. His hands were very
badly burned and, the injuries to his
face are serious. The injured man was
taken to his home i'm Waite Park and a
st. Cloud questionable His wounds
have been dressed and he is reported to
be resting easily, says the st. Cloud
Journal Press of Saturday
FOllowinga week of warm, soft"
weather. the temberature fell Satur-
day night, and Sunday was a raw,
typical March day with a fifty mile
an hour wind blowing all day and part
OF the night. So fierce was wind that
it was almost impossible to stand on
the street. A little damage i'm the way
ofchimneys blown down and teleph-
one wires tangled up, resulted. The
GAL r.. flag staff had to be guyed up
with ropes to keep it from swapping
off at the, splice point. Part of the
barn on O.S.Cass' farm south of town
was blown off.
A special train of the NorthernPacific
passed through SaukCenter late Thur
sday night and returned about. 80
Friday morning. The head men" of
of the road were out on tour of in
spection. They stopped fifteen minutes
at Sank Centre Friday morning looked
things over and expressed themselves
well satisfied with the way in which
Agent f. 5. Parker rims things.
The officials aboard the train were:
GA. Goodel Gen Manager:E.C. Blanc
hard Gen.Supt.; Newman Kline Div
Supt.;O. c. Greene Supt. Teiegraph:
VIM. Moir. Supt. Motive Powerful. NJ.
Curry Den. Master Mechanic.