The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-01-05
HOME HAPPENINGS

Wash ice delivered; Is cts. per ton,
so cts. half ton. Cash on delivery.
PEOPLES ICE co. Phone 2g.
26-tf
Il The Board of Education will hold
it's regular January meeting this
evening.
Tuesdays storm played havoc with
the newly constructed toll lines of the
telephone company leading out of the
| city,
| At special meeting of the city
! council, last Friday morning, liquor
license was granted to f. A. Deters
for another year.
Try "KENTUCKY NUT COAL;
for cook stoves and Ranges. No SCOT
and it burns free. You will like it,
Jas. Ingram Lumber Co. Phone 90
Rev. w. Osborne has been secured
to preach in the Baptist church and
will devote his time to the work the
rest Of the winter. Regular services
at 1920 a. m. and 7:3O p. m. until
| further notice.
| John Kuschner is now located in his
new place of business in the Beidel-
man building on Third street where
he is meeting his many friends and
| customers. Mr.. Kuschner is nicely
fixed in this location and finds things
| just to suit him.
G. A. Emerson has purchased ten
feet of the j. +. Cooper lot at Ward
Springs and will in the early spring
construct d spacious porch on the
south side of cottage there, making it
one of the most desirable cottages at
the lake.
!. Don't forget the joint installation
and the social hop of the Foresters
at the city hall Jan. 10, commencing
at o'clark sharp. Miller's orchestra
will furnish music. The Lady For
esters will serve supper. Everybody
invited.
| The county commissioners of Stearns
county met at ST. Cloud Tuesday for
the first meeting of the year. J. ID.
Kowalkowski' of st. Cloud was elected
chairman and j. II. Garfield of Sank
| Centre vice chairman. Routine bust
ness occupied their attention the first
day.
SOMETHING NEW "KENTUCKY
NUT COAL" Try ton. Finest
Soft Coal. For Cook Stove or
Range.
Jas. Ingram Lbr. Co., Phone SIS
Representative Frank E. Minette
writes The Herald that he is domi-
ciled at the Merchants Hotel, St.
Paul, for the session. He says the
"Old Gang is still exerting itself to
defeat Clapp, but that if they push
the matter into the house without a
caucus some of the democrats, in
Guiding himself, will vote for the
senator. Mr.. Minette has been APP.
pointed member of the democratic
house steering committee for the
! session.
Don't forget the joint installation
and the social hop of the Foresters
at the city hall Jan. 10, commencing
| at O'Clock sharp. Miller's orchestra
| will furnish music. The Lady For
esters will serve supper. Everybody
invited.
Two days-Sunday and Monday
| were observed in Sank Centre for
New Years day, just as two were for
| Christmas. The banks were closed on
Monday and most of the business
houses closed in the afternoon.
There were numerous quiet family
! celebrations and reunions. Most of
! the young people who came home
from school for Christmas remained
for New Y ears day. Everybody
seemed to enjoy the day.
Thos. Sullivan is getting settled in
his new lotation in the former Billed
store. j. A. Caughren, the owner OF
| the building, has made numerous i'm
provements in the way of papering
and painting and doing other things
to make the store room as down-to-
the-minute sales room. Mr.. Sullivan
has installed arc Il i g h IS and is
is doing some remodeling in the rear
part of the store where he is arrang-
ing for ladi es' suit room and wait
| ing room. This is bound to be pop
ular department of the Sullivan store.