The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
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There will be no services next Sun
day i'm the Episcopal church.
DIR. Plummer of Lake City will
preach in h Episcopal church
Thursday evening, Oct. a.
The rummage sale, given last Sat-
urday by the ladies of the Congrega-
tional church. Melted some $500.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postoflice October 10: E. H. Birn-
ham, G. f. Burke, Geo. !. Seybold.
The Gradatim Club will meet We'd
nesday, October %, with Miss Annabel
Emerson, at d. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. p. Hilsdale en-
tertained at dinner, in honor of Dr.
and Mrs. A. j. Kirghis Tuesday eve
ming.
The Ladies' Monday Musical Club
will meet with Mrs. Sprague Mon
day, October y, at 2:30 O'Clock. Roll
call at 3.
The Herald, having installed cleo
trio power, has good six horse power
gasoline engine for sale. Any person
looking for q bargain in that line can
get it by calling at The Herald office.
Jacob Botz shipped Bull Moose
the other day. 1t was blooded ami
NAL raised on the farm Of a farmer in
this.Sicinity OF which Mr.. Botz pur-
chased it. The purchaser was JOS.
Moos, Park Rapids; SO the directions
on the crate holding it read. Some
fellow came along and called it
Moose" Mr.. Botz considers it a
pretty good joke, even if the animal
was three-fourths roam Durham.
Next.
Last Saturday afternoon about
O'Clock fire broke out in the roof Of
the Jas. Ingra m Lumber Company's
Office and caused an alarm to be turned
in. The department responded and
put out the blaze before it became
dangerous. Adam Ingram and John
Larson were at dinner at the time.
Jos. Capser, who was at the Great
Northern station at the time, dis
covered the fire and gave the alarm.
The damage is nominal and covered
by insurance.
] have taken the local agency for
the Minneapolis Journal. Prospective
subscribers can have the paper de-
livered by sending me mail. order or
phone So. Morton Weeks. Adv. 1922
The officers and teachers of the
Methodist Sunday School surprised
DR.. Hennemann last week Thursday
evening. They called in a body at
the doctors residence on Birch street
to pay their respects to him as super
intendent OF the Methodist Sunday
School, a position he has held for the
past four years, doing fine work all
along the line. The visitors took
with them generous sized lunch bas.
kets we'll filled, thus providing plenty
of good things to appeal to the inner
man. The evening passed very pleas
antly.
the Herald has good six horse
power gasoline engine which will be
sold at bargain. Reason for selling:
electric power has recently been in
stalled. This engine is rare bargain
for any person desiring gasoline pow
er.
The Catholic celebration at Free
port last Sunday was very successful
Delegations were present from towns
all along the line between here and
st. Cloud. There was big parade
with three bands, followed by speak
ing in the large basement of the Cath
olic church. w. A. Boerger of ST.
Cloud was chairman of the day. A
delegation OF about 200 went from
Sank Centre. The Sank Centre Band
accompanied them and made fine
music during the day. Many .compli-
mentary remarks were heard concern
ing their work during the day. Rev.
A. ART accompanied the local con-
tingent and took a prominent part in
the days proceedings. The visitors re-
turned in the evening by special train.
All enjoyed the day greatly.
A Bit Superstitious. $3.50
my poor wife!. Suried on Friday,
too! / hope it won't bring me bad
, iucki"-Pele Mele.
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