The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-16
HOME HAPPENINGS

Service in the Episcopal church viii
observed ct 1870 a. m. next Sunday
Oranges, good juicy oranges, by the
dozen or peck very cheap, at Bishops.
If you haven't tried washed nut
YOU haven't had the best coal for
ranges. Lee & Gingery Co.
The r light Rev. Bishop Morrison of
Duluth will hold service in st. Johns
Church, Ashley, on Monday afternoon
at three o'clock, Feb. Goth.
A horse that works all day must
have good collar to tit his shoulders.
Kuschner can lit them.
| Miss Agnes Schwartz entert aimed d
number of friends on Saturday after
noon, the occasion being her fifteenth
birthday Games were played and
refreshments served. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent.
Pure home made lard only 15c a
pound. City Meat Market.
The Trattles Sisters, who recently
purchased the millinery store of Mrs.
Schauble, expect to open soon. Mrs.
Schauble will return at an early date
| from St. Cloud and will manage the
store.
Good sweet oranges, 20 cents per
dozen, at Bishops.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gingery enter
tanned Wednesday and Friday evenings
of last week at cards. Both functions
were highly enjoyable. On Friday
jevening L. S. Bishop is reported to
have established new record at
whist.
Don't miss Sara Ruth Bates at the
NJ. E. church. Feb. %.
| Mrs. Thos. Sullivan entertained
the Sans Souci Club Tuesday evening.
A delicious supper was served. The
Decorations were hearts in honor of
| st. Valentine. The amusement of
the evening was tie game Of hearts.
Il. Z. Palmer Of Little Falls was the
guest Of honor.
1t matters not What you are offered
goods for. | Will do better as long as
my stock lasts. Call and be con-
yinced. Will make q special price in
fixtures. tish's grocery.
The dance at the city hall Tuesday
night given by the Millers Orchestra,
was we'll attended and very pleasant
affair. The attendance was large, the
music excellent and all who were there
went home feeling that they had
spent very enjoyable evening.
Clipper Hose Co. No. , will give
dance at the city hall Wednesday,
Feb. %. Music by Miller's orchestra.
Everybody cordially invited.
Under the new rates made by the
Northwestern Telephone Co., minis
tiers of the gospel are given so cents
discount making residence rates to
them one dollar per month.
Fancy sweet oranges, from 20 cents
a dozen up, at Bishops.
Ray Ii. Dart of Litchfield has been
appointed a member Of the Board of
TRUSTEES of the Minnesota School for
the Deaf at Faribault in place of Dr.
j. A. Du Bots of this city, who has
served on the board for some years
| am now ready in my new location
in the Pendergast building on Third
street to do business with my old and
new customers. John Kuschner.
A teachers, parents and school
officers meeting to be held at Osakis
on Saturday, Feb. %, to be conducted
by the county superintendent of
Douglas and Todd counties and the
superintendent of the Osakis public
schools. Among other things on the
program, which is a good one, is
spelling contest between representa-
tives Of the two counties in question.
Try our refrigerated beef shipped
in from the corn belt. Ask for it.
City Meat Market.
Mrs. c. NJ. Sprague, assisted by
Mrs. Henshaw, delightfully."- enter
tanned the w. n. A. Circle Tuesday
afternoon. The home was appropri-
ately decorated in Valentine sugges-
tions. A very amusing feature of the.
afternoon was a postoffice, where each
member of the circle was the recipient
of a, missive from Cupid, in the shape
of Valentine. The refreshments
were in keeping with the day.
-