The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-03-30
Additions. Locals

hold morning service at 1920
March appears TO be showing good
| deal Of the lions nature during its.
expiring days. Saturday night rain
/ fell, and during Sunday il turned 10
snow. Toward night the snow and
water froze and since that time the
weather has been decidedly wintry.
4 full carload OF pianos just re-
ceived at Mann's Music Store.
The financial statement of the City
of Sank Centre appears on the second
page of this issue. Along with it APP
pears the annual report OF the trus-
tees OF the Bryant Library. The Ii
brary is an institution of which Sank
Centre is justly proud and all will be
interested in reading the report.
Sunday morning subject at the Bap-
fist church, Fellowship and evening
service: why l am Christian.
Tie Chicago seed house that furn-
isiles peas for farmers i'm this vicinity
to SOW and raise seed peas from placed
4 contracts for about athousand bushels
of seed. This seed will be shipped
here i'm the near future. Farmers
| hereabouts are much interested in the
project and good harvest of seed
peas will undoubtedly be of material
value to this city and vicinity.
Expert piano tuning. Five years
Hexperience. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address box IL. or phone 142. A. A.
WHsTLUND. 44-2t
Rev. E. V. Campbell, pastor OF the
st. Cloud Presbyterian church, last
Saturday celebrated his 18th birthday.
In the evening he was given a.sur-
! prise and some substantial remem-
1 ORANGES by the people of his church
and congregation. Mr.. Campbell has
preached in the same church at st.
| Cloud for forty odd years. He is
known all over the state as one of the
| veteran ministers of the Northwest.
| He has many warm personal friends
in Sank Centre.
The election of the members OF the
Board of Education was held last Sat
| urday afternoon and was very quiet
affair. The total number of votes
cast was l04, John n. McGibbon and
r. E. Hansen each receiving that
! number. and p b. Hanson 90. Four
| votes were cast for E. \. Richards
and | for Geo. O'Gara. Messrs. Nc
Gibbon and 7. &. Hanson are reflect
| ed for each term OF three years and
Il. E. Hansen for one year.
| The summer session of the Uni
| yersity of Minnesota opens for a six
weeks term on June 18th. Teachers
and others who cannot attend during
the college year will be interested in
! the great variety of courses i'm lam.
guages and literature, history and
/ other social sciences, mathematics
and the physical and biological sci
ences, philosophy and education. The
facilities of the University will be
available in all these lines. For bull
letin, address the Registrar, Uniyel-
| sity of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
| An attempt was made here last
week to organize Good Templars'
| lodge but it did not succeed. a wo-
man interested i'm the same line of
work as that championed by Andrew
J. Good, who lectured Sunday evening
at the Methodist church, was the
moving spirit in the project. She
| tried hard to get enough together to.
form lodge but met with compar-
atively little encouragement. Most
of those approached seemed to think
| that Sank Centre already has about as
many secret societies as it can profit
ably sup port.
During recent visit TO ST. Cloud,
Lucas kells, who returned not long
since. from two months visit in Cali
fornia, talked as follows for the Jour-
nal-Press, which published the inter-
view: minnesota, take it all around
for the productiyeness of its soil, its
many resources, its invigorating and
healthful climate, its progressive peo-
/! pie, is the best state in the Union,
and the average prosperity, is much
higher than that of either the ex-
treme Eastern or the extreme West
ern states. We have everything We
need here, good roads, good markets,
good soil and good people, who have
plenty of good money in the banks,
which is an index of the general pros
perity. minnesota for me-"
The members of the Masonic order
in Sank Centre have just sent to L..
r. Barto beautiful Masonic emblem,
in solid gold and jewels. The remem-
brance is in appreciation of Mr.. Bar
to's long and greatly appreciated SER
vices as Past Grand Master of the
blue lodge and as Past High Priest of
chapter. 1t will undoubtedly be
/ much appreciated by the recipient.