The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-02

name. MIR. Sullivan says he is great
ly pleased with his business and stout
ly AYERS that it is due largely to lib
eral advertising.
Go to the Opera House Friday and
Saturday nights and see the Jenson
Novelty Co. Two moving picture
reels as curtain raiser.
Manager Sorenson of the Grand
Opera House put on 5000 feet of films
Wednesday night, giving as fine a
moving picture show as has been seen
here for some time. The public APP.
preciates the generosity of the man
agenent.
Occident flour, $40 per hundred
pounds. Can you beat it? McCrack-
en- & Burgess.
The Sank Centre high school basket
ball team went to Long Prairie last
Friday and in a game with the high
school team of that town won by a
vote of 80 to 10. 1t was a good game,
but Long Prairie was clearly outclas-
sed. Paul Fish went along as referee.
If you want bargains, get next to
the Golden Rule Stores great nine
cent sale which closes this week.
Plenty of fine, new goods.
County Auditor John P. Rau, while
cleaning up the vault in his
office few days ago came upon some
valuable old time records, says the
Times. Among other papers was one
containing a list of the number of
men then due Q862) for military SER
vice in Stearns county. Sank Centre
is credited with 81 and St. Cloud with
249, the total in the county being 1851.
Another list bearing the same date
gives the total number of Stearns
equity men then enlisted in the U. S.
service at 306, of which number 26
were from Sank Centre and 1O3 from
st. Cloud. The papers are yellow
with age and are quite curiosity.
A gentleman's proposition-The old
reliable Beaufort Hotel. 1t will
please you. ll2 Third Street South,
Minneapolis.
A slight change in the time card or
the Great Northern took effect Sun.
day. Train No. 6, east bound, now
leaves here at $50 a. m. instead OF
$3.50 a. m. as formerly. This train ar
rives in the cities at the same time
as under the old schedule, simply con.
Stunning AN extra half hour in the trip
Train No. 5, west bound, now passes
Sank Centre at 2:10 a. M, two min
utes earlier than formerly. This trair
now leaves ST. Paul at 10:i5 and Min
neapelis at 10:45 p. M, half an hour
earlier than under the old schedule
Train No. 8, the east bound Winnipeg
Flyer, now passes Sank Centre at. 4:O4
a. NJ, four minutes later than un
der the old schedule. There are ne
other changes.
Lee s. Gingery Co, are selling {
sootless coal called Washed Nut
which is especially prepared anG
suited for cook stoves. If you try il
you'll like it.
Manager Sorenson staged a good bill
at the Grand Opera House Saturda,
night, when Al Warda, the female
impersonator and his capable com
pany, appeared. There is little plo,
to the production; what there i.
serves for framework upon which
to hang a goodly number of clever
|specialties. Warda is a scream as tlle
Widow Perkins. his different
Imakeups defy competition, while hi.
acting and conversation are in a elias
by themselves. Warda jumbles III
big words much as the late lamente6
Mrs. Partington" did; III fact his
various remarks remind one OF
Mrs. Partington's statement that she
intended building mansion with
''turpentine walks leading up to the
door" The supporting company is
excellent. The music is good, es-
pecially that rendered by an exceed
ingly capable male quartet. A fair
house greeted the performance.
Why pay Is and 20 cents for lard
when you can buy better lard for Is
cents at the City Meat Market?