The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-01-18
HOME HAPPENINGS

Get Your wash ice of !. G. Wilmot
phone 246. 33tf
The sleighing is excellent now,
though the country roads are badly
dr!fted in some places.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
pOstOffice Jan. II: G. w. Wilt, NJ
| Kuhn, John Lomers, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Olson.
Cp-to-date dressmaking by Miss
Tena Rothange at E. E. Comptons,
city. Shirtwaistsa speciality. 33-2t
The Power of the Cross story
of heart and home. At Sank Centre
opera house Monday evening. Janu-
AIRY %.
Mrs. a. T. Watson, assisted by Mrs.
Alfred Parker. will entertain the W.
| n. A. Circle next Tuesday. Jan. %.
at 30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurel kells are the
parents of a son which arrived in the
| Kells home last Friday, Jan. - All
concerned are doing well.
More than dozen of the skiers of
national fame will participate i'm the
INTERSTATE SKI TOURNA-
MENT at Glenwood Feb. ia.
The Ladies Monday Musical Club
will meet with Mrs. Robert kells on
Monday. Jan. 90. at 2:30 p. m. This
will be children's day and very at
tractive program has been arranged.
All members who can possibly be
present are requested to do SO.
A play that appeals to all classes of
amusement patrons. Will please the
| most fastidious. moral Lesson.
| The Power of the Cross" will be
seen at the Sank Centre opera house.
Monday evening. January 30.
Sundays Pioneer Press contains a
good half tone portrait of Fred p.
Mann, of Devils Lake. n. d.. who
has just been elected president of the
commercial club of that rustling
North Dakota city. Mr.. Mann is
well known here. His family spent
last August at Ward Springs and he
was with them part of the time
The furnace in the Congregational
church has been fixed, new CRATE
having been put in this week. Regu-
lar services will be held in the church
next Sunday morning and evening by
the pastor Rev. w. J. Brown. Sun
day School, EndeayOr Society and the
other Sunday meetings will be held
as usual.
If Jas. A. Norris smile was trifie
broader on Tuesday and a day or two
following it was because of the ar
rival in the Norris home on the 10th.
inst, of granddaughter. The young
lady was named Martha Katherine
Stafford, after o grandmothers
The mother of the little daughter
was formerly Miss Fannie Norris.
j. A. Caughren of Sank Centre has
offered silver cup valued at sll0 to
the Sank Centre High School class.
showing supremacy in debating. The
preliminary contests are to be held
this month and the finals next month.
This is very excellent idea on Mr.
Caughren's part and will be great
aid in arousing interest in the school
work on the part of the Sank Centre
boys and girls. Long Prairie Leader
At a meeting of the County Fair
Association Tuesday evening DIR. J.
A. Dubois and f. e. Minette present.
ed their report on the state agricul-
tural society meeting. DR.. Dubois
was appointed to meet the county
commissioners to apply for financial
aid to purchase seed grain to give out
free to public school pupils i'm the
county. A resolution was adopted
urging that 81 coo members in 1912"
be the end sought. 1t went through
with whoop. The secretary was
instrcted to submit names to make
up committees on finances, adversis-
ing, amusements, buildings and
grounds. The next meeting will be
held Wednesday evening, Jan. 81.
Attraction extraordinary! Unex-
celled in dramatic power, unequaled
in artistic strength. A scenic pro-
duction, an excellent company, al
meritoricus play in 'The Power
Cross at the opera house, Monday
evening.