The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-07-06
HOME HAPPENINGS

Frank Deziel is passing the cigars;
it's boy.
There will be no meeting of the
Musical Club next Monday, July 10.
Stearns county's 30 banks have cash
deposits amounting to se, 76l, 747.67.
Mrs. Josiah Cooper and Mrs. F. S..
Parker entertained again last Friday
for about IS lady friends.
There will be no service in the
Church of the Good Smaritan (Epis-
copaD until Mr.. Mitchell's return,
about July 18th.
A son weighing nine and a half
pounds arrive in the family at H. A.
Deters the night of the Fourth, MAX
ing both mother and father happy.
All are doing WELL
Itch! Itch. Itch.-Scratch. Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch the
worse you itch. Try Doan's Oint-
ment. 1t cures piles, eczema, any
skin itching. All druggists sell it.
At the meeting of the St. Joseph's
Society last Sunday, j. B. Schoenhoff
was chosen delegate and Joseph THE
len alternate, to the state convention
of that organization which will meet
in ST. Peter the latter part of Sep
TENDER.
When you think hotel, think Beau
fort H otel, Minneapolis. Choice
rooms with private phone, 75c to
$1.OO. Excellent rooms with phone
and bath, S125 and S1.5O. 112 Third
st. so. Opp. Postoffice.
The three cent passenger rate took
effect Monday on all Minnesota roads.
The roads sell 1000 mile mileage
books, good for one year and inter-
changeable, for $500. The 1000 mile
interchangeable sell for $4,000. Many
are buying mileage.
On Wednesday afternoon A. D. Car
penter left at The Herald Office a
bunch of blue stem wheat taken at
random from a field on his farm in
Ashley township. The heads are
large and we'll filled and promise a
good yield. Mr.. Carpenter says grain
in that vicinity is good and with the
right weather will yield bountiful
harvest.
The band concert at the park Fri
day evening was success in every
way. The band boys produced fine
music, the crowd was large and all
went merry as marriage bell. The
evening was very warm and the peo-
pie thoroughly enjoyed themselves
lolling on the grass, taking in the
beauties of the lake and the park and
listeningito.the excellent music. The
band boys made great hit when they
decided to renew the custom of Civ
ing weekly out door concerts in the
park.
G. H.sHarder, former well known
resident of Sank Centre, who left here
last spring for North Dakota, and
whose postoffice address has been at
Berg, writes to have his Herald sent
to Bluebell, postotfice recently es
tablished within mile of his claim
Mr.. Harder writes, among Others
things, as follows: ''We have haC
plenty of rain here this year and
everything bids fair for bountifu
harvest. New settlers are coming in
fast and all are busy breaking. Nc
Kenzie county is fast coming to the
front. All of the Sank Centre col
ony are WE'LL"
A bunch of Osakis boosters led by
the mayor and G. HI. Bronson, the
latter of whom combines in his 70
tund personality the two important
posts of postmaster and loca
newspaper man. T he Osakisite!
swooped down upon this burg abou1
supper time, coming with dozen all
tomobiles and bringing their excel
lent band and part of their fire de
partment along with them. The CD
ject was to boom the Fourth of Jul,
celebration in the town up the road
And they did it. The band spelled
Bronson smiled, the mayor pirouet
ted and handed out hand bills, TIT
streamers with which the autos wer
decked fairly shrieked it, and, well
the adv. was a good one. Osakis fel
lows are great boomers and boosters