The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
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Good mothers bread at Bishops.

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The Board of Education will hold
its regular January meeting tonight.
Bran, s1.25; shorts, sl.3O; at the
mill.
A special meeting of B. r. Palmer
Post w. r. c. is called for, in the
usual place, Saturday, January 6, 1912,
at 2:30 O'Clock.
John Hickman last week caught a
sixteen pound pickerel through the
ice in Sank Lake. 1t was monster
and attracted much attention.
Write to Buttons Business College,
Glenwood, Mimi, for their grand
special holiday offer to all who enroll
now to begin after New Years. 2S-5t
Mr. Raymond Parker and Miss
Charlotte Swift were married at ST.
Johns church, Ashley, Wednesday
evening, the officiating clergyman
being Rev. L. S. Mitchell.
Street Commissioner Geo. Nj. Rice
got busy right away after the snow
storm, and had the scraper going
cleaning the sidewalks of 1.-The beauti-
ful". Mr.. Rice did an excellent job
all over the city.
Have you tried White Ash Schuyl-
kill coal? It's the best. Grover &
Wedge Co.
The county commissioners Of Stearns
county met at St. Cloud on Tuesday
and awarded the county printing to
the St. Cloud Times and the job
printing to Der Nordstern. There
were no other bids. ~ 10 Z
A recent issue of the Fargo News
Courier announces the engagement Of
Miss Frances Comstock of that city
to Mr. Sanford Hudson. Mr.. Hudson
is a son of Rev. T. c. Hudson of
PayneSville, a former rector of the
Church of the Good Samaritan of
Sank Centre.
The last issue of the Park Rapids
Enterprise publishes fine half tone
portrait of Rev. j. S. Kingan, who is
making good as pastor Of. the
Methodist church in that town. Mr.
Kingan's many friends here. where
he labored for three years, will be
glad to hear of it.
The best is none too good. Our
Pocahontas, Splint and Hooking Val
ley Lump are the very best. Grover
& Wedge Co.
Last Friday evening, in K. of P.
hall, the members of the church and
congregation of the Church of the
Good Samaritan spent together in a
social way. The ladies of the church
served a toothsome supper at
o'clock. Following this the evening
was devoted to enjoyment. 1t was a
very pleasant function and well at
tended. u
Feed your chickens Queen Poultry
Wash, sold by L. S. Bishop Co.
The Cameron, Wis.,. Review of De-
cember %, 1911, publishes an account
of the marriage there, on Wednesday,
December q, of Miss Hattie Ruth
Hurlburt of that city to Mr.. Ed j.
Lovaas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Lovaas of Minneapolis. MIR. and Mrs.
Lovaas will reside in Bismarck. N.
d. The groom is former resident
of Sank Centre.
TIER Bread fresh every day, at
Bishops.
John Ringsmith, formerly a resi-
dent of Sank Centre and for some
time with the Keller Manufacturing
Company here, writes from Morenci,
Arizona, enclosing s1.25 for a renewal
of his subscription to The Herald,
saying: 81 could not be without The
Herald, even though you doubled or
trebled the price. Best wishes to you,
The. Herald and my Sank Centre
friends"
Fire which was discovered at am.
Wednesday entirely destroyed the
building of the First National Bank
of Paynesville, Mimi, entailing loss
of over a4,QoO, partially insured, in
GLIDING the building and fixtures. A
few valuable papers in q desk in the
Office weredestroyed. The law library
Of Attorney Frank Tolman, on the
second floor, was totally destroyed.
MI. Tolman's loss is 81 100 with $500
insurance. )
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