The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-23
HOME HAPPENINGS

levening of next week.
LARGE umbrellas for bussies ane
WAGONS, at FiesIer's RexaII Drug
Store, IS cents.
Jos. Miller has received a fine new
Jackson automobile and spends his
spare time exercising it.
There will be Service in ST. Johns
church, Ashley, next Sunday after.
noon June 26) at O'Clock.
The next regular meeting of the
Board of Education will he held
Thursday evening, June 30.
llkEngine No. 713 on the Northern
Pacific passenger train, came in a few
days ago bright in a new coat of paint.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postoffice June %: Peter Jung, Mrs.
o. S. Kukeli, J. A. McClennan, Mrs.
J. Sulier.
City Meat Market has reduced the
price on bacon and lard about 80 per
cent. Come in and buy some while
our surplus stock lasts.
Fishing continues good. J. A. Nc
GOWan of the Deere Weber Company
caught a nice string of black bass in
Long Lake few days ago.
Work on the new telephone plant is
progressing satisfactorily. The COM
pany will have the system in working
order some time next month.
Put in your supply of lard for the
summer While you can buy it cheap.
We guarantee it the best obtainable
and theprice the lowest. City Meat
Market.
! Melrose defeated Long Prairie at
base ball last Sunday, on the Melrose
diamond, 7 to l. An excursion train
was run from Long Prairie to Me1rose
and return and good many lovers Of
the national game from Sank Centre
saw the contest.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve lunches for 5, 10,
Is and 25 cents, in the Fisher build
ing on the Fourth of July. People
bringing their lunches to town can get
| coffee at this place, and those who do
not bring lunches can secure them
there.
The continued hot and dry weather
has materially damaged the crops in
this vicinity. Nearly everything on
the sandy soil has been considerably
hurt, though on the heavier clay mat
tiers are not so bad. The hay crop
will be very light, while pastures are
suffering. Unless rain comes very
soon the damage is likely to be great.
The Northwestern Baptist Associa.
ton is in session in ST. Cloud this
week. The meeting opened on Tues
day and will close on Friday night.
The Baptist church of Sank Centre
is represented by Rev. e. Freeman
and wife, T. r. Barnes, ID. M. McIn-
tyre, M. Wolfe, Mesdams L. NJ. Clark,
Q. G. Lyman, Cooley and Lockwood.
! William Olson of St. Paul has
bought the Lyceum Theatre, and took
charge of the place this week. Mr..
Coolidge, who ran the theatre few
months andwho made many friends in a
personal and business way while here,
goes to South Dakota. Mr.. Olson
will run the place along the same
lines that have been followed by Mr..
Coolidge.
Ed Minette, son of +. E. Minette,
was recently married to Miss Rose
O'Connor. The ceremony was per-
formed at Ross, n. ID. June 49, Mr.
and Mrs. Minette arrived in Sank
Centre last week for visit to Mr.
Minette's parents. They go from
here to the ci ties for trip and then
return to North Dakota where the
husband has fine claim.
The ST. Paul Daily News automo-
bile contest closes Tuesday, June
20. Fr. T. E. O'Connor is a contes.
tant and is making fine showing
Votes for him should be mailed to
the St. Paul Daily News not later
than Monday evening. June ct. II
is up to the good people of Saul
Centre and vicinity to aid FIR. O'Con.
nor in this contest by subscribing
for the Daily News. II is only So .oC
year.
1.-The Beauts," Sank Centres second
team, defeated West Union 10 tc
9 Sunday. West Unions runs were
made as the result of poor diamond
which was in a cow pasture covered
with boys. Two weeks ago 9Th,
Beauts" defeated the Melrose Junior,
% to IL. Sunday battery was Brown
and Schwartz. The rest of the lin,
up was: Joe Quninby, b; Harr,
Noble, 2 b: Carl Gingerly, 3 b: P. Han
sen, Jr., IS: Cy Hooper, l f; Alder
Smith, f: Frank Collins. r f.
The Minnette-Rien controvers,
has finally been settled. The las
hoo r;pr u,ac hold horo rocoptlu no for,