The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-04-27
HOME HAPPENINGS

Brown Bros. will ship car of stock
Saturday.
The Luse Land Co. runs excursions
to the finest farming section of Can
ada May Sd. and 18th. For inforna-
ton, see ]. F:-6ooper, Agent. 49,
The Ladies' Monday Musical Club
will meet with Mrs. John Whitson on
Monday, May /, at 2:30 p. m.
Senior class play at the Opera House
May 6, 1911. 1.-The Time of His Life,
s:15 p. m. Matinee 2:30. Prices 25c
and 35c, evening; 10 cts. matinee.
The city has been at work this week
grading the hill on north Main street
so as to furnish a proper approach to
the grounds of the Home School for
Girls.
Tickets to Sara Ruth Bates enter
tainment on May 10 at the Opera
House will be 25c straight.
There were two applications for
membership at the last meeting of
the w. R. O., Mrs. Geo. Dickinson
and Mrs. Webster Benner. This
brings the residents up to sixty-two.
Sara Ruth Bates. reader, will APP
pear at the Grand Opera House May
10 under the auspices of the Woman's
Relief Corps.
The season for fishing for all kinds
of fish except bass opens next Mon
day, May l. The bass season opens
May %, The bill providing for ex-
tending the bass season passed the
house but failed in the senate.
Don't forget TO hear Sara Ruth
Bates in a fine Evolutionary entertain
ment at the Opera House May 10.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. David
Cleveland will entertain the presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer, audit
ing, relief and executive committees
of the w. r. G. The books will be
audited for the quarter and other
business transacted. Lunch will be
served.
sole Olson the Comedy which has
delighted millions and which has won
its place as an everlasting success,
with crowded houses as stepping
stones, will be presented at the Opera
House April %.
Come one, come all, to the dinner
given by the Ladies' Guiln.
The Central Minnesota Power &
Milling Company has been vigorously
at work this week running its line to
the Mimi sofa Home Sthool TO Gill
for the purpose of giving power to
that institution in accordance with
the contract recently made with the
state.
| Sugar and spice and all things nice
and some things just off the ice. ser
we'd at X. z. hall Saturday, 6 p. m.
| The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs O
Sank Centre and vicinity celebrated
the 92nd.. anniversary of the order Z;
their hall Wednesday evening, with
program of speaking, music and reel
Uations. The invocation was by Rev
Smith and the address by Rev. Fl. II
/ Symons of Ada. MINI. Lunch wa
served by the ladies of the lodge.
The Woman's Relief Corps has Sc
cured Sara Ruth Bates for an eve
nlng's entertainment. Opera Hous
May 10. Remember the date.
s. E. Reed has just completed eigh
teen years of service as teacher il
the public schools. Mr.. Reed ha
spent all this time teaching in tn
country schools, the term just com
pleted being in the Gamradt district
He is one of the veteran teachers Q
this vicinity and good one, toe
MIR. Reed naturally feels proud of hi
record.
cole Olson blonde of hair, rudy Q
cheeks, ingenious as to manner, ur
sophisticated in worldly ways, bu
honest to the core, and willing to in
cur any danger in behalf of his friend
and the triumph of right, is one G
the few stage characters that hav
retained their popularity despite tn
ever-changing tastes of the theatr
lgoing public. "Ole" will be presente
at the Opera House, Saturday, April 2!
1ashl,sAniel Sullivan, brother, sqf;; Tho,
il ,5{klstiyan and former resident c
ilSauk Centre, died at Brainsla, wher
he had lived the past three years, rs
Thursday, April II. Mr.SullfYan ha
been i'll butsa week. Hes.Was abou
FIFTY years of age and ,ssasiiRimiasififfet
\ Burial was in the Braiherd csmetterjl
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