The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-26

A treat is in store for Sank Centre.
Rev. Thomas McClary will lecture in
the Methodist church Thursday even
ing, November ,, at s ocock: subject,
1.-The Man with the Hoe" You cam
not afford to miss this treat. Admis-
sion, % cents.
At the Methodist church h i
Thursday evening, reception will
be given the new pastor, Rev. r. w.
Duel The Ladies' Aid society has
the matter in charge and ali members
of the churc h and congregation, and
friends of the church, are invited to
attend.
The Pioneer Business College, Sank
Centre, Mimi. .giv es thorough courses
in Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, Banking, Civil Service, Sales
manship, and any of the academic
branches. If
A party of young people consisting
of Frank Robischon, II. r. Halver-
son, Leo Hedin and Al Minette. and
Misses Cassidy. Mabury, Maxwell and
Nellie Hansen spent Sunday at the
Austin cottage at Spring Park, en-
joying picnic dinner and return
ing before supper time.
The Sank Centre Fire Department
is getting ready for its annual Thanks
giving ball. There is some uncer-
tainty as to the date of the annual
holiday but the tiremen are going
right ahead and the public may ex-
pect party this year that is fully up
to the high standard formerly set.
On Saturday of last week Mrs. C.
r. Gray, at her home, entertained
number of ladies, at birthday party,
in honor of her mother, Mrs j. II.
Bruce. The pleasant event was thor
oughly enjoyed and will linger as a
happy remembrance of the day.
Bounteous and dainty refreshments
were served.
The Third Street Millinery Store
will have special sale on pIumes,
Saturday, October 28; also liberal
discounts will be given on all hats
and materials on the above date.
Kathryn coyIe.
Rev. w. J. Brown will fill the Con-
gregational pulpit next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Mr.. Brown is. a
prospective pastor. His last charge
was at Bismarck, n. d. He is said
to be a good preacher and a pastor
who understands how to look after
things. The church hopes soon to
have the pulpit permanently filled.
Real estate taxes payable No
vember I at the Merchants Ma
tionaI Bank.
The Rest Room is being thoroughly
repaired. A good brick foundation
has been placed under the building, a
new chimney built and the necessary
repairs made on the interior. City
water and sewerage have been put in.
The building will have new front.
When the work is completed the
structure will present an entirely diff
ferent ard greatly improved appear
ance.
To the people of Sank Centre and
farmers outside the city: Motfatt's
wood-sawing machine is ready for bus
mess. Prompt attention given all
calls and prices right. Phone 2OS.
G. r. Moffatt. 21-3t
The Miles theatre orchestra of Mir
neapolis gave concert and dance at
the city hall last Friday evening that
was success in every way. The
concert was excellent, fine selection
Of numbers being rendered. The
dance that followed was very en-
joyable affair, sixty or more couples
participating. The music was the
best that has been heard here for a
long time. The fair was a success
financially
We will duplicate any offer made
by any business college within 200
miles. See us first and save money.
Pioneer Business College, Sank Cen
tire, Mimi. If
AS fine bunch of wild ducks as
has been seen in Sank Centre for
long time was brought down the
Great Northern road last Saturday
morning by Geo. Butler and Sam In
gram of this city and w. r. Butler of
Willard The boys were out four
days and secured $50 birds. After ar
irving home they took the ducks
across from the station to Chas.
Browns yard where they hung them
mp in punches of half dozen and
had them photographed, the hunters
standing beside the bunch. The
friends of the trio of hunters were re-
membered in the distribution of the
ducks.