The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-05-30
HOME HAPPENINGS

Messrs. Mack & Gettmann have
purchased Ford automobile.
We sell the only fishing tackle
that catches fish. G. hilIerud &
Co.
There will be service next Sunday
in ST. Johns Church Ashley at 3
p. m.
The bass season opened Wednesday
and a number of local fishermen took
advantage of the opportunity to angle
for the gamey fish in neighboring
lakes.
The Herald office will be closed all
day today in to order to give the force
an opportunity to observe the day
and at the same time enjoy surcease
from toll.
Never mind what kind Of bait
you have, If you use our tackle
you can't help catching fish. G.
HiIIerud & Co.
Another heavy rain struck this Sec
tion Saturday night and was duplicat-
ed Sunday night. Vegetation is
tiourishing and crops prospects are ex-
cellent.
The walls of the new high school
building are rising rapidly. The work
men are experts and the way the
bricklayers perform their duties is
exceedingly interesting to the public.
Eighteen cans of pike fry arrived
from the ST. Paul fish hatchery Sat
urday, over the Great Northern, ana
was planted by Deputy Game Warden
Joe Miller in Sank and Mccormick
lakes.
Pupils in the public schools have
been busily engaged the present week,
in wrestling with the state examin,
ations. About all that now remains
is to walk up to the Office and receive
their reports.
Ora Spears this week sold a tract of
land lying inside the city limits near
the bridge over Hoboken creek for
$4,000. There are something over 100
acres in the tract and JOS. Klemm
was the purchaser.
The fishing season is right here
you need good tackle; call on US.
G Aillepud z Co
Preceding the evening service next
Sunday in the Episcopal church, MIR.
Mitchell will give short Organ Re-
cital at which will be played the fol-
lowing: SAT Evening"" 1.-The Angels
Song:" "Pariphrase of an. Old Hymn
The Boston store has very attrac-
tive and appropriate Memorial Day
display in its show windows which
causes the passer by to stop and take
notice. The windows were arranged
by Frank Schwartz and other men,
bers of the Boston Store force.
The annual banquet of the Alumni
Association of the Sank Centre high
school will take place Saturday night
at the Palmer House This follows a
meeting of the Alumni at X. P. hall
earlier in the evening at which the
class of 1912 will be duly initiated in
to the organization.
Saturday afternoon, May Is, from 3
to 6, Mrs. A. w. Dahlem entertained
Misses Smith, Whiting, Mason, Abel
and Rogers, all teachers in the public
schools under whom the Dahlem chill
dren have received instruction, also
Mrs. w. Fox and Mrs. w. Gould.
The time passed pleasantly in sewing,
dainty refreshments being served in
three courses.
You can't afford to use any kind
of fishing tackle but the best.
That's the kind we sell; 1t never
fails to land the fish. G. HiIIerud
eco.
The second in the series of enter
tainments under the auspices of the
congregational Sunday school was CIV
en- at the church last Friday evening
when Bert Van Camp of st. Paul
amused a good sized audience with
acts of legerdemain. Mr.. Van Camp,
for an amateur, is exceptionally Gle
yer and many of his stunts compare
favorably with those of professionals.
The fact that Mr.. Van Camp is a
former Sank Centre boy added to the
| interest taken in the entertainment
by the public.