The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-05-02
We sell the only fishing tackle
that catches fish. e. Hillerud &

We sell the only fishing tackle
THAT catches fish. g. Hillerud &
Co.
"Nu Bone Corsets'', unbreakable.
rust proof. Expert fitting by Mrs. o.
Wheeler.
The legal season for the catching of
all kinds of fish except bass, opened
on May /. According to the law not
more than Is fish shall be taken by
any one person in one day. The bass
season opens May %.
The regular May meeting of the
Commercial Club will be held at its
rooms on Friday evening of this week.
A good attendance is desired, as there
are n umerous matters of importance
to come up for consideration.
/ The address at the commencement
exercises of the Sank Centre high
school, to be held at the Opera House
Friday evening, May 81, will be deliv-
cred by Supt. R. E. Denfeld of Du-
luth, president of the State High
School Board.
Two days of hard, constant rain the
latter part of the week put the ground
in fine condition for farming opera
lions. The nights were quite cold
and the mud froze but no harm was
done to vegetation. Monday morning
the sun came out bright and warm.
Progress is being made with the in
stallation of day current by the Cen
trail Minnesota Power & Milling Com
pany. Electric motors are being in
stalled and in the course of another
week everything will probably be
working smoothly. The delay has been
cause by unforeseen circumstances.
Main Street between Third and
Fourth, has occupied the attention of
Street Commissioner Geo. M. Rice
good share Of the time this week 1t
has been resurfaced with clay with
top dressing of gravel and in the
course of few days travel will pack
it down tightly and the surface will
be better than ever before.
Casper Nathe writes to take advaT-
tage of the opportunity to secure Tie
Herald two years in advance at the
sl.25 rate that vas in effect before
May l. MIR. Nathe is now located at
Minor, N. D., and says he finds
nothing like farming for me-" He
then continues: "Would not be with
out The Herald, as want to know
what is doing in Sank Centre"
The fancy work sale of the Ladies
Sewing Society of St. Paul's congre-
cation, given at the Auditorium last
week Thursday, was success in e ,ery
way. In addition to the sale of the
products of the needle the ladies gave
a progressive cinch party in the even
ing and served fine supper at mid
night. The attendance was large and
the ladies cleared the neat sum of
$4,000
The Sank Centre Cold Storage Com.
pany moved, bag and baggage, this
week over into the Miller building on
Third street formerly occupied by
the Variety Store. Extensive i'm
provements are in progress in the
building in order to adapt it to the
needs of a creamery concern. Man
ager Koenig is busy getting things
Strengthened around. but in h e
course of few days everything will
be in ship-shape order and he will be
glad to see all his old friends and to
welcome many new ones.
Sank Centre Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs attended morning service at
the Congregational church Sunday,
the pastor, Rev. w. J. Brown, him.
self a Three Tinker, delivering spec
ial sermon for the occasion. In addi-
tion to the regular hymns the church
choir sang an anthem, Miss Clara
Carr and Fay Cooper also giving "a
duet. Mr.. Brown extended the good
features of Odd Fellowship, asserting
that it has place in the community,
filling niche that is not adequately
filled by the church. The attendance
of the two orders was good and all
were much interested. Sunday was1
the ninety-third anniversary of the