The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-09-21


Beaufort Hotel, close to the whole
sale and retail center, theatres and
railway stations. Street cars to any
part of the city pass our door.
The old time English festival of
Harvest Home" will be observed in
the church of the Good Samaritan
next Sunday evening at 40 Special
music and address suitable to the oc-
casion will be given. The church will
be appropriately decorated in accord
ance with the spirit of the Festival.
A few bushels of Ward Springs win
ter wheat drilled in your corn ground
without blowing will bring good re-
suits. $3.50 per bushel absolutely free
of foul seeds Of any kind. Grown on
breaking. J. w. Ward.
c. c. Tobey, whose serious illness
The Herald announced last week. is
no better. He is in a critical condi-
ton and does not appear to gain as
the days 90 by. His son Harry E.
Tobey, comes down from Osakis daily
to see his father. Mr.. Tobey has
been under the care Of a trained nurse
for several days.
Fritz & Cross, who some two years
ago purchased the job department of
the st. Cloud Journal-Press, have in
corporated with capital stock of $780,
600 Harvey w. Grimmer is presi-
dent. Frank H. Fritz vice president,
and E. A. Cross secretary and treas
ufer. All are well known in Sank
Centre and vicinity.
Owing to the meeting of the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs here next
week. the engagement of Frederick S.
Atwood, the Blind Optimist.' to
deliver his lecture on "Happiness' in
the Opera House under the auspices
of the Knights of Pythias next week
Friday night, has been cancelled. Mr..
Atwood will come at later date
which will be announced in due time
The work of the Sank Centre public
schools is progressing quite satisfac-
torily. The second week closed Fri
day afternoon and all concerned ex-
pressed themselves well pleased with
the progress that has thus far been
made. The teachers and pupils seem
to take to each other very kindly. A
pleasant and prosperous school year
is what everybody expects to see.
Wednesday evening Mrs. a. W.
Austin shared with her regular board |
ers at the Palmer House some fine
prairie chickens which friend had
given her. Covers were laid for
fifteen and it was jolly party which
sat down to dinner at O'Clock. The |
championship for one who proved the
best trencherman went to j. II. Had |
dock, with Dr. a. j. Kirghis close
second.
The high school foot ball team is
coming along in fine shape. Supt. |
Aygarn is out with the boys nearly |
every afternoon after the close of |
school giving them the necessary in
structiOn in the mysteries of the
gridiron game. There is plenty of |
good material this year-more than
for several years-and Mr.. Aygarn is !
whipping it into shape. The indie "a
tions are for an eleven this season
that will give an excellent account of |
itself.
The endurance run of the Mime
apois Motorcycle Club, which was
scheduled to be made last week, was
postponed on account of rain and bad
roads. The Herald is in receipt of a
card from Guy w. Webb, chairman,
stating that the run will be made
September 30 and 80 and October l.
The start will be made from Mime
apolis in the morning and the party
will take dinner at st. Cloud. They
expect to reach Sank Centre about
three o'clock in the afternoon and
will spend the night in Alexandria.
The ten year old daughter of c. Fl.
Child broke both bones of her right
forearm while playing on the public
school grounds Tuesday. The little
girl, with number of her playmates,
was sitting on the bicycle rack out
side the school building, when she
jumped of. Her dress caught and
she fell to the ground, fracturing
both bones of the right forearm mid
way between the wrist and the elbow.
She got up and ran to her father at
the Great Northern station, where
shortly after arriving she tainted in
his arms. Mr. Child took his daugh-
ter at once to a physician and the
bones were set. She is doing nicely.
Mccoy, the Grand Forks aviator,
who failed to aviate to any alarming
extent at the Stearns county fair
here, did better at the Morrison
county fair at Little Falls last week.
According to the Little Falls Daily
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