The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-02-15


Band concert Monday evening.
We just got car of.the gunuine
Third Vein Pocahontas coal. II
you burn Pocahontas, call phone
SIS, Jas. Ingram Lumber Co.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Mann and Mrs. O. Wheel
er entertained large party of friends
at the Mann home at cards. The
spacious rooms were profusely decora-
ted with brilliant red hearts. and the
place cards at the tables were the
same material. This was especially
appropriate as the date was ST. Nalen
tines Day. Fifteen tables were in
use. The head prize was pretty val,
entine and the BOBBY prize a comic
valentine. a merry evening was
passed by all.
The force of workmen at the
Northwestern Radiator works are
capable The superintendent, Carey
Wright, is a hustler and can do any
thing that can be done by an insti-
tuition of that nature. Last Thurs
day, just as The Herald started to
print its edition, large bolt in the
press broke. The Radiator works
were called on and in a remarkably
short time the necessary piece was
turned and ready for use, the work
being done by J. B. Noal, under Mr..
Wright's supervision.
For good creamery butter 60 to the
North American Storage Co. They
sell the best at the right price. 37-2t
The midwinter meeting of the
Minnesota Federated Women's Clubs
will be held in Masonic Temple, St.
Paul, on Feb o.. The Council will
meet at $50 and the Executive
Board at II. A reception will fol-
low the latter meeting. A program
with toasts is scheduled for three
o'clock. The guests of the occasion
will be Mrs. A. O. Eberhart, Mrs.
Geo. E. Vincent and Mrs. Fannie
French Morse. The Fourth District
Federation acts as hostess for the
meeting.
Miss L. Kleinsmith has charge OF
the dressmaking department of the
Elite Millinery store and requests a
share of patronage from the ladies of
Sank Centre and vicinity. Prices
will be right and work satisfactory.
37-2t.
Mrs. J. A.. Dubois, assisted by
Mrs. J. H. Law, will entertain the
w. n A. Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 20
Carey Diehl is in receipt of let
ter from his partner, w. A. Morse,
written from Los Angeles, CAL, stat
ing that the annual mid-winter bas-
ket picnic of the Minnesota colony
in that city, was scheduled to be held
in East Lake Park on Feb. %. Mr..
Morse was on the program for a
speech and Mrs. o. H. Schleusener
was down for vocal solo. Mr.. Morse
indicated that he and Mrs. Morse
were enjoying greatly their winter
on the coast.
The tickets for the Band concert
Monday evening will be l5c, 25c and
35 cents.
Geo. r. Bergman has been rear
ranging the Office room in his big
-, q ob;por,, x,orohouco On Moip ctroot
A partition which extends from floor
to ceiling has been extended across
the room, and door put in. This
provides private Office which will
prove a great convenience. While
the operation of fixing things up was
in progress a wag who happened in
asked the genial proprietor if he
thought the new private Office would
not be a good place in which to shut
in Col. A. c. MacGowan, the well
known travelling salesman, SO that
the tumult created by one of his
eloquent vests would be stilled. Mr..
Bergman was non-committal on that
point,
Farmers, attention. Are you plan
ming on building silo? If SO, call
and ask Grover and Wedge Co., about
it.
Sank Centre has rest room open
to the public, which has grown to be
of large benefit to visitors, especial
ly the farmers of that vicinity. The
first year but 1900 took advantage
of the rooms while in the third year
the number reached over 5000. The
city contributes to the expense of
keeping up the rooms which are in
charge of one of the local clubs.
While couple of our stores have
rest rooms one of public nature
would be most welcome. This is a
matter which could well be taken up
by our citizens.-Little Falls Herald.