The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-05-05

Advertised letters in the Sauk
Centre postoffice May q: Katheri M
Martin, Frank Peterson, Fl. T. Tucker
Baby won't suffer five minutes Will
Group if you apply DIR. Thomas Elect
ric Oil at once: 1t acts like magic
Mrs. J. F. Coyle attended the K. ot
L. S. convention at Minneapolis Apri
p and was elected secetary of the
state organization.
The base ball high school team i:
preparing to give Alexandria another
drubbing Friday. Game called al
the fair grounds at $50 JPN.
The latest Sauk Centre citizen tc
! join the ranks of the AUTOMOBILES,
is J. w. Ward who came up from
Minneapolis Tuesday with a fine
Mitchell car.
Fred Kranz has bought the Keller
warehouse and shed and the ground
on which they stand, about half a
block. The warehouse was used as =
factory after the first of last October
The charter commission has finished
the examination of the first draft OF
proposed new charter and will meet
again Saturday evening for futher
work. The document is likely to be
submitted to the voters in the course
OF a month or more.
The Minneapolis Journal of Wed.
nesday records the death, at meet.
ing of the Minneapolis Conference
that day at Como Avenue Congregat.
ional church, of Rev. Samuel Rogers,
for years registrar of the state con.
ference. Mr. Rogers had state wide
acquaintance.
Regulates the bowels. promotes
easy naturl, movements, cures con-
stipation Doan's Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. 25c box.
At the Congregational church on
Sunday morning the pastor llspeak
on the topic '"The Unseen and Eternal
The vesper service at o'clock will
be service of song, with short ad-
dress on Mothers Day. as appointed
by Gov. Eberhart. A young people S
choir renders the music.
At meeting of those interested in
base ball, held Tuesday night at the
city hall, it was found that there is
a debt of some $500 on the suits
owned by the association last year
and that this must be removed before
the town team can secure the use of
them. A dance will be given in the
near future for the purpose of raising
funds.
S. G. Gold of Big Stone, S. d. secre-
tary of Simpson Park Assembly, has
this to say of Fir. Cleary, who will ap-
pear at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening, May 10: He held the audience
spell bound with his flow of oratory
and exhibition of power of mind. No
audience will be deceived in going to
hear him"
The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change Company will begin work this
week or next rebuilding it's Sauk
Centre system. Last week large
amount of cable and other necessary
materials arrived. The poles are
ready and the corps of workmen who
have been rebuilding the line at
Brainerd will be here in a few days to
work.
''Doan's Ointment cured me of
eczema that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent"
Hon. S. w. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta, Nc.
Mothers Day will be suitably re.
ferred to at the Methodist church
Sunday morning by the pastor
Deaconess Jackson of Asbury Hos.
pital, Minneapolis, will be at both
secvices and make an address. Rev
Henry Nobbs, Sunday school mission.
ary, will preach at McCormic Lake
in the afternoon. Come and hear
the deacon ess at the ev ening service
FIR. Cleary, who is billed to appear
at the Opera house next Tuesday, May
10, is given this fine recommendation
after speaking at the Delevan Lake
assembly on the two subjects, "Relig
ion and Country; Church and state
He is man of fine physique and
has rich, full voice. His manner is
earnest, his words most eloquent and
patriotic and he captivates and please
ALL
At the regular May meeting of the
city council, held Wednesday evening
two arc lights were ordered installed
one on Third street opposite the
Fairy Lake road, the other on the
Birch Lake road opposite the residence
of Alderman ]. III. jenkins. A com
mittee consisting of Aldermen O'Gars
Gingery and Brown was appointed