The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-04-20
HOME HAPPENINGS

| There will he service IN st. Johns
church Ashley, next Sunday, April
%, at 2 O'clock p. m
Services in the Episcopal church
will be held AT T:20 on Sunday eve
nings from now till the first OF June.
Sara Ruth Bates. reader. will APP
pear at the Grand Opera House May
10 under the auspices Of The Woman's
Relief Corps.
The Lyman Barto property on
south Main street, which Henry Otto
! bought not long ago, has been pur-
chased within the past few days by
| Henry Steuernagel, who Toved here
! recently from Grey Eagle.
Manager Berlinger oDened his
Jewell Theatre last Saturday night
and is now running regularly every
night Mr.. Rerlinger is putting on a
fine show with down-to-the- minute
reels and attractive accompaniment
in the way of music. lie will PIT in
a new floor which slopes toward the
stage. at an early date, and Will
make other improvements
The city park at the foot of Sank
Lake is beginning to put on its
spring raiment The Northern Pa
cific has taken it's snow fence down,
the grounds are being cleaned u2
and the grass is quite green. In a
short time the park viii have on its
summer dress.
Sank Lake plays on her pebbed shore
The tunes she played in days Of yore
And makes this spot diadem.
The birth place of Sank Centre Gem.
DR.. A. ]. Kirghis is. building a
summer cottage at Spring Park, hav-
ing pure hased a lot just south of the
one on which Geo Fish's cottage
stands. The newly elected alderman
from the second ward will have p
tlne summer home at the lake which
he expects to enjoy greatly tie COM
ing summer.
Mrs A. l.. Ellis, agent for the
Minnesota Children's Home Society,
spent some time in Sank Centre
this week in the interest of the in
stitution. She asks The Herald to
extend, in her name her sincere
thanks to the business men of the
city and all other friends who have
so kindly contributed toward the
work of tile home
Special sale of groceries by Wilson's
Cash Store Saturday. Read their
adv.
The Sank Centre high school base
hall team is biEed to clash on the
fair grounds at o'clock Saturday
afternoon of this week with the
team from the Alexandria high
school. Manager Hopkins of the To-
Gals has advertised literally and is
devoting his energies to making a
success of the engagement. A good
game awaits the support Of a good
crowd at the fair grounds.
Miss Mamie Strachnan. Scottish
singer of great repute, will make ner
first appearance in Sank Centre Mon
day night. April "a, with the Musical
EckhartS.
Easter Sunday was a beautiful day
in Sank Centre. The weather clear
ed up on Saturday and the sun shone
bright and clear all day long. In
the afternoon the temperature was
very mild arJl many people were
out for rides or for stro,ls. The
ella borate programs Of services in
the churches, which The Herald pub
lished last week, We're carried out in
the presence of capacity congrega-
items 1t was a beautiful day, typ
ical of Christ's resurrection. and
brought joy, light and gladness to
many hearts
Geo. r. Borgmann's function, bill
ed for Saturday of this week at his
machinery warehouse on Main street,
bids fair to be the talk of the town
and of the country for months TO
come. Mr. Borgmann has spared no
pains. printers inl, or other effects
to prepare for his farmer friends on
that occasion. OF course the public
has read his advertisement and his
big posters and therefore is aware
# the general nature CT the manner
in which Mr.. Bergman proposes to
entertain his friends and patrons
next Saturday The Herald bespeaks
for Mr.. Bergman very successful
day. That the many who visit his
place of business Saturday will pc
well entertained is a foregone con-
clusion
Don't forget to hear Sara Ruth
Bates in d fine evolutionary entertain
ment at the Opera House May 10.
The organization of a lodge of
Good Templars in Sank Centre IS
proceeding satisfactorily. The first
meeting was held in the A. o. Z. W.
hall Monday evening, when the at
tendance was good and addresses
were made by Revs. Mitchell, Os-
horne and Oehler. Mrs. Townsend
and Miss James also gave good talks
on temperance, and the right way to
lead righteous lives. Miss Edith
Shaw of Willard rendered. n colo an