The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-03-09
HOME HAPPENINGS

If you want curry comb and brush
go to Kuschner's.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. Benner Wednesday afternoon,
March Is.
Watch The Herald next week for
the Bee Hives spring opening an
nouncement.
Andrew Miller,.a we'll known farm
er, moved into town from Getty last
week and is now comfortably settled
in 'Doc' Pangburn's house. He will
continue to reside here.
All members of the NJ. B. A. are
requested to be present, Saturday
evening, March IL, and bring friend.
Something doing. Committee.
! Special services at the Baptist
church every night this week except
Saturday might "What Lack 1
.Yet3n Sezyicesia all next week. Song,
service, .befores preaching. IAN Are
cordially invited. c. Z. Kingsbuyy. Y
Deputy sNaIasany J. p. Miller has r.
ceiyed a transcript Of court proceeds
ings In the casenagainst Carl Zuhl, ar
rested last. December for shooting
prairie chickens out of season. Zuhl
was arraigned in Browerville, pleaded
guilty and was fined $1,000 and costs,
which was paid.
Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic dis
eases. Burdock's Blood Bitters puri-
ies. the blood-cures the cause-builds
you up.
Miss Mcmillan, principal OF the high
school entertained the senior class
last Friday evening. The class play,
which is in course of preparation, was
read and the evening pleasantly passed.
Refreshments were served.
] have large stock of strap work
such as hame straps, bush straps, mar.
tingales, collar straps, speed straps
and all horse furnishings. Don't miss
the place, Kuschner's.
Township elections occur next
Tuesday.A The Herald will appreciate
the courtesy any may show by sending
in she returns from the precincts in
this vicinity.
For first class, up-to-date modern
hotel nothing better anywhere at
popular rates, remember the Beaufort
Hotel of Minneapolis.
The Board of Education, at it's reg
ular March meeting last Thursday
evening, reelected the present corps
of teachers in the public schools.
Some of them have accepted, while
others are thinking it over. Some
will not return for another year.
The date Of the spring opening of
the Bee Hive Millinery store will APP
pear in the next issue of The Herald.
The Herald has received from c. M.
Sprague folder showing the points
of interest at West Baden; Ind,
whittier he went recently to take the
baths and xcuperate. A letter ac-
companied the folder in which Mr..
Sprague speaks highly of the resort,
the treatment and the outlook for re-
gaining health. Messrs. Sprague and
Lofgren are enjoying themselves to
the fullest extent at the Indiana
health springs.
Tile leather in my horse collars is
the best money can buy, So do not
purchase cheap collars. buy good,
No. j horse collar of Kuschner..
Those who appreciate clean musical
comedy will have their opportunity on
Saturday, March Is, when the Juvenile
Bostonians will appear at the Grand
Opera House, in 'sThe Ransom" a.
piece filed with tinkling songs and.
bubbling comedy. This production is
"a novelty in that tits put on the
boards by a company composed en-
tirely of girls ranging from sixteen to
twenty wears of age. Miss Patsie
Henry, the comedienne, has been
drafted from the ranks of vaudeville
where she. has been scoring successes
in the east for the past two seasons.
The other members of the company
are capable actors and singers.
$1,000 SKIRTS FOR S3.OO-Don't miss
the great bargain sale of skirts, SIC. 90
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