The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-09-14
See Uncle Toms Cabin at the
Grand tonight and Friday night


Kee. district superintendent, in tile
evening.
+ all and winter underwear for all
ages, prominently displayed. at paftic-
ularly attractive prices. We can sat
isfy your underwear needs if you will
but look here. At Dahlem's.
The Pioneer Business College of
Sank Centre makes a fine offer to
prospective students III this issue.
1t will pay those interested TO read
the advertisement in another column.
This is ''Seed Corn" week. The
governor Of MinnesoJi has issued a
proclamation calling L ION farmers to
put forth their best e..ofts to gather
the best ears of corn j.. heir fields to
preserve for seed.
The Board of Education held its
regular monthly meetingo on Thursday
evening, Sept. !, and transacted rou-
tine business. The Board is doing its
level best to get things in shape to
begin work soon on the proposed new
high school building.
The Christian Endeayor Society of
the Congreg ational church will hold
its regular meeting Sunday evening
at the usual hour. Reports from the
state convention will be made and
other matters of interest considered.
A full attendance of all interested is
desired.
The city council held an adjourned
meeting Wednesday night. Little
business Of Importance was transact
ed. The proposition that the city
buy the Rest Room, which has been
put forward recently, was discussed
at length but no definite decision was
reached.
Chicken shooting is good this seas
on and numerous parties of hunters
go out daily from Sank Centre to get
the birds. Chickens are plentiful but
wild, say the hunters. The Herald
acknowledges the receipt of a fine
bird with the compliments of John
Boutell. The bird made excellent
eating, was juicy and tender and the
memory of the toothsome morsel still
fingers
Work on the automobile garage be-
ing erected by Henry Otto on Main
street adjoining the machinery ware
house of Marshall & Lyman is pro-
crossing quite satisfactorily. The
brick walls are rising rapidly and it
will not be long before the structure
will be ready for the roof Mr.. Otto
proposes to put up good, substantial
building that shall meet every need
for which it is intended.
John Brown thinks he has a patch
of potatoes that pretty nearly breaks
the record for a second crop in Min
nesota. Along in the middle of July
Mr.. Brown planted some of the ''Irish (
Lemons on the lot adjoining Ben
sons tailor shop. Wednesday he was
digging a fine crop of the tHbers
Mr.. Brown says he's from Missouri if
there's anybody who thinks he can
make better showing.
Miss Katharyn Coyle has. opened a |
millinery store in the Wesley building
on Third street. Miss Coyle carries
in stock the latest things in feminine
headgear and will always be abreast
of the t i mes. She advertises a |
special attraction in another column
which ladies are requested to read. |
Miss Coyle makes her bow to the Sank !
Centre public in this issue of The
Herald, and all are assured that fair
and square treatment will be accord |
ed when they call at her place of bus
ness.
Fifty years ago this month the First |
Wisconsin Cavalry was organized at |
Ripon on the college campus The
survivors will hold a semi-centennial
reunion on the 18th. and 14th. of this
month on the old place of rendezvous. |
James A. Norris, who was one of the |
first to enlist in the regiment, left on
Wednesday to be present at the fes-
tivities. 1t will probably be the last
general reunion the boys will hold
this side the eternal camping ground,
hence especial interest attaches to
the gathering.
The entertainment by the German
American trio at the Opera House
Saturday night entertained and salts
fed. The three young ladies sing,
play the piano, the violin and the
violoncello and they do all artistical-
ly. The program was good one and
the ladies were given a recall each
time they appeared. Accompanying
them is male reader and impersona-
tor who is the best in that line seen
here for many day. His Swedish
dialect selections were side-splitting.
Rev. S. L. Mitchell is entitled to the
thanks of the community for securing
so fine an entertainment for the Sank