The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-12-12
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Fresh boiled cider at Bishops. Adv
The Herald want ads bring result S
Don't forget the band dance at the
city hall New Years night. Adv.
A daughter was born, last Thurs
day night, to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| Miller.
Don't forget the bazaar and food
sale at the Auditorium Saturday,
Dec. Il. Adv.
The Northern Minnesota Education
al Association will meet in ST. Cloud
March ID, IA, Is.
Make your Christmas selections
now. We will deliver any time. II.
r. HalversOn & Co. Adv
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. Laure: Kells on Wednesday, De-
cember 10, at $50 p. m.
a full new line of fancy waters in
bulk at Bishops: something entirely
new. Adv.
Rev. Anderson of the Sunday School
Union, from the district of Crooks
ton, filled the Baptist pulpit last Sun
day morning, in the absence of the
pastor Rev. p. M. Larson.
We are going to sell ladies' and
children's winter coats for a song Fri
day and Saturday. Come get a bar
gain. A. Dahlem. Adv.
The new furniture for the directors
room of the First State Bank arrived
Saturday. 1t is very fine and when
the room is decorated Mr.. Caughren
will have a comfortable, convenient
and handsome office
1913 weather charts free. Get your
weather charts free at the Rexall
Drug store. ADV.
a meeting of the West Central
Minnesota Development Association
will be held at Wilimar December Ii
and IA. An attractive program has
been provided. +. w. Murphy of
Wheaton is president.
The present hard coal condition
warrants you in ordering now
while you can get coal from Lee
& ctngery Co. Adv.
Miss Minnie McWold and Mr. Jesse
Rose of this city were married in
Minneapolis Monday evening. They
secured their marriage license in st.
Cloud that day. One of the st. Cloud
papers tries to make a, sensation out
of the matter by claiming that there
was an elopement. Such was not the
case.
Wash ice delivered to any part of
the city; price same last year, 75cts
per load. Peoples Ice Co., phone 253.
Adv.
Funny weather. Friday at I q. m.
the mercury registered 10 below zero.
Saturday forenoon it thawe ed and in
the afternoon snow fell followed by
rain. Sunday morning the mercury
was down to IL below zero. Monday
things were thawing. Very cold ever
since. .s.4
Car Of hard coal AT Hiilevud's
end another on the way. Adv
st, Paul's Court, No. $50; Catholic
order of Foresters, has elected the
following officers for the coming year:
J. B. Schoenhoff, C. R.; +. ]. Minettta,
V. G. R.; Geo. r. Borgmann, P. c. r.;
John B. Mondloch, Deputy H. C; R.;
j. A. Schoenhoff, Rec. Sec; S. G..
Schwartsbauer. Fin. Sec; II. w.
Botz Jr., Treas; Oscar Klonne, NJ.
Schwartz, Conrad Botz, Trustees; F.
e. Minette. Speaker; Delegate to
state convention, =. "a. Schoenhcf;
Alternate, S. c. Schwartzbauer. The
following officers ere appointed by the
chair: II. 6. E6ben,s 81. Cond. Nick
Bromenschenkel, Jun. cond:; Aloysins
Meyers, In. Sent; John Eleinschmidt,
fOnt. Sent; DR.. A. r.: Afoyniiian, Court
Physician and MEDICAL Examiner.
Installation OF officers will take place
in the parochial school hall Jan. Ia. A
social hop will follow the installation.
1 Detailed announcements will appear
llatsr.
f. Why not gift useful? Give furni-
tnre. easy chairs, rockers, daveuports,
Kitchen cabinets, library tables, and
all kinds Of fine furniture purchased
right by the Halverson, furniture
stores. Call and be convinced, III.
r Halverson & Co. ~s'i Adv!