The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-06-29
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Prof. M. d. Aygarn Of St. Charles,
the new superintendent OF the Sank
Centre public schools, is expected here
about July 10 next. -
Brick house and barn. for rent,
$500 month, known as the Madsen
house y M. Noes, 2453 Lyndale Ave.
S., Minneapolis, Mimi. AIT
Mrs. Josiah Cooper and Mrs. F. S.
Parker entertained about forty lady
friends last Friday afternoon. They
will entertain again tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Chas. Sutton entertained few
friends at her home in Hoboken last
Thursday, in honor of her father S.
A. Irish, the occasion being his 18th.
birthday.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church is holding its annual picnic at
Fairy Lake today 1T is believed that
the slaughter of edibles is reaching
some magnitude.
The Sank Centre Band will give its
regular weekly concert in the city
park tomorrQw,s,a Friday evening.
Hereafter the concerts will be given
on Wednesday nights.
Ed Brekke, delivery boy for S. c.
Bjone, met with an accident Sunday.
While pitching in base ball game
his right arm suddenly broke square
off just above the elbow. He will be
unable to work for time.
Miss Mary Neal lost tie little finger
of her right hand in cream separator
Sunday She was handling the ma
chine out of curiosity and her hand
was drawn into the cogs and crushed,
necessitating the 'amputation of the
little finger. A
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage, June IA, at. Bis
marck, N. d., of Miss Juanita Alice
Phelps, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Phelps, to Mr.. Willet B.
Hartley. The bride is a niece of Mrs.
Lillian Mckay and was born and
raised in Sank Centre.
A special in the Minneapolis Tri-
bune few days ago announced that
Prof. VIM. Angus, for the past five
years superintendent of the Sank Gen.
ire pnblic schools, has recently been
elected superintendent of the Staples,
MIMI, schools. Mr.. Angus is now
engaged in institute work at Alexan-
dria.
The members of the hospital corps
leave Sunday morning at 4:0S for
Minneapolis where they will go into
camp with their regiment and the
rest of tie. militia on ''The Parade.
On the fifth they go on to the annual
encampment at Lake City, where
they will remain ten days The
members of the corps are: Captain H.
L. Lamb, First Serg Henry Randers,
Second Serg. Thoeny Austin, Privates
Al Minttte, Roy Hooper, Hafer Van
Camp, Clifford Hartley, Julian Parker,
George Conkey.
Last week Friday afternoon Presi-
dent How ard Elliott of the Northern
Pacific passed through Sank Centre
on special train of four cars enroute
from Morris to St. Paul The only
stop between Morris and Little Falls
was made at Sank Centre. The train
passed here at All p. M, meeting the
afternoon passenger at Spaulding. A
rapid run was made, the train leaving
Morris at about p. III. and scheduled
to reach St. Paul at 8 o'clock. The
officials made brief call on Agent F.
s, Parker and found everything about
the local office in apple pie order. ),
Next Tuesday is the fourth of July.
Sank Centre will not celebrate this
year but about all the nearby towns
will. At Alexandria, Long Prairie,
Osakis, Paynesville and numerous
other points the eagle will emit his
annual holiday screech. At Padua.
south OF town, the people are going to
have big time with an attractive
program. The summer cottage dwell
lers at Spring Park and Ward Springs
have made elaborate preparations for
proper observance of the holiday, by
fireworks and other things in the
evening. Sank Centre business men
will probably keep their stores open in
the forenoon and then HE them away
to the lakes for an afternoon and
evening outing.