The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-04-07


The pastor of the Congregational
church will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday as usual. Vesper service at 5
o'clock in the afternoon. Subject of
morning sermon, keeping Ones
Heart" y
A. r. Davidson of Winnipeg has
purchased fine lot at Birch Lake
and will build cottage there during
the summer. Mr.. Davidson is presi-
dent of the First National Bank of
Little Falls.
Through a typographical error the
total vote cast for Miss Lottie Wick
lund in The Herald's piano contest
appeared wrong last week. The total
should read 46,5OO. The Herald
gladly makes this correction. "a
The dance given at the city hall on
Monday night by the Sank Centre
Band was very pleasant affair and
well attended. The music was ex-
cellent and all present enjoyed the
evening. The financial end of the af-
fair was satisfactory. =
We've just received a shipment of
new kind of hosiery, kind that
will give long, satisfactory wear,
It's the Armour Plate brand. Would
you like to cut your hosiery bill in
half? Then see this line for children,
women and men. Golden Rule Store.
The Northwestern Telephone
Exchange Company is getting ready
for business. The poles that
arrived here last week are
being stripped by a force of men
working in the Northern Pacific yards.
1t is expected that the work ofsetting
them will be begun at an early date.
The State Board of Health has a
travelling tuberculosis exhibit which
it is taking around the state and
placing on exhibition in the various
cities and towns. 1t will be brought
to Sank Centre in the near future,
though the exact date has not been
decided upon. The city council, at a
special meeting held Monday night,
voted to defray the expenses here.
The exhibit will be placed in the city
hall. 1t will be of great value to the
public.
A large force of men, nearly 100 in
number, is at work leveling up the
Great Northern track at this place.
They arrived Saturday night and be-
gan Operations Monday. Their
"Pullman sleepers" are side tracked
in the upper end of the railroad yards.
There they eat and sleep. The bunch
of workmen is composed of different
nationalities, including Italians,
Greeks, Swedes, Germans and others.
The foreman of these gangs say they
do better work if the nationalities
are mixed.
The Herald on Monday received a
small envelope containing two cards
on one of which was printed: 'sMr.
and Mrs, N. D. Barker, Marshall,
Mimi" On the other, which was very
much the smaller, ''Sybilla Vonne
Barker, March 30, 1910, weight I
pounds Mr.. Barker, with the
Kentucky colouel appearance, was
editor of the Sank Centre Avalanche
for time and his many friends here
will be glad to hear of the addition
to his family.
Deeds were placed on record last
week of the transfer of lot 8, block
Ii, r. g.. M. addition to Sank Centre
from Fred B. Rowe to Hattie Case:
and also of lot 4, block s. r. s.. M.
addition of Sank Centre from Hattie
Case to Thos, Sullivan. The latter
property is that occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Case near the Great North
ern station, and which they will
vacate soon to occupy the first named
property on south Main streets near
Thos. Sullivan's home. Mr.. Sullivan
will rent the property formerly owned
by the Cases.