The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-01-11
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| Make your pies from Bishops 20
cent apples.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. Mel Billed on Wednesday, Jan.
II, 1912.
Up-to-date dressmaking 10y Miss
Tena Rothange at E. E. Compton's.
city. Shirtwaistsa speciality. 33-2t
A daughter was born, on Friday.
Jan. I, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holman.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
The Art Circle will be entertained
on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1912, by Mrs. w.
S. Dean, assisted by Mrs. Mitchell.
Bran, sl.25: shorts, sl.30: at the
mill.
a daughter was born, on SATURDAY..
to DR.. and Mrs. a. +. Moynihan.
All are coming along nicely, especially
fathers smile.
Does your coal burn to fine white
ash? Ours does. It's the White Ash
Schuylkill. Grover & Wedge Co.
On Friday Of this week a return
game will be played between the
basket ball teams OF the Sank Centre
and Melrose high schools.
The winter term Of Buttons Bust
ness College, GlenWood, will begin
Jan. 18th. Enroll noW
There will be no services. Sunday
School or young peoples meeting in
the Congregational church next Sum
day. as the CRATE in the furnace is
burned out
Buy Gem Flour. 1t is giving excel
lent satisfaction. Patronizc LONE
-four sold by L. S. Bishop Co.
Owing TO the severe weather last
Saturday Rev. W. J. Brown was I'M
able to come over from Mora, hence
there were no preaching services i'm
the Congregational church Sunday.
Get your wash ice of /. G. Wilmot.
phone 246. 33tf
On Jan. 2nd, the First State Bank
of Sank Centre held it's annual meet
ing and reelected its old officers as
follows: l.. Kells, pres; L. NJ Kells.
vice pres: r. r. kells. cash: L. L.
kellS, asst. cash.
Advertised letters in the Sank Cen
tire postotfice Jan. 10. 1912: Mrs. Emma
Buchanan, Miss Grace Hoffman, Edd
Judd. S. f. Rawlins, Miss Florence
Tenney, John Willis.
We think our bread the very best:
try it and see if you don't think the
same. L. S. Bishop Co.
The G. A. r. and w. r. C. will
hold joint installation services in the
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. l6. After the ceremonies supper
will be served to members of the two
organizations and their families.
The best is none toe good. Our
Pocahontas. Splint and Hooking Val
ley Lump are the very best. Grover
& Wedge Co.
The annual meeting of the Mer-
chants National Bank of Saul, Centre
was held Tuesday afternoon and the
old board of directors was re elected
as follows: j. A. Dubois, w. S. Dean.
A. f. Strebel, G. r. Bruce, B. f. Du-
Il
officers as follows: j. A. Dubois. pres:
w. 5. Dean. vice pres: A. f. Strebel,
cash.: 3. f. Dubois, asst. cash.
The public installation ofthe officers
of ST. Paul's Court, No. 662, Catholic
Order of Foresters, at the city hall.
Tuesday night, was q great success.
The attendance was large and every
thing passed off well. The installa-
tion, which began at $50, was con-
Quoted in mastery manner by WI.
Stephens of Melrose who had his part
thoroughly committed. Following
the installation speeches were made !
by FIR. A. Art, spiritual director: w. !
]. Stephens of Melrose; John f. Me
meier of ST. Paul, past chief ranger;
DR.. A. j. Kirghis; John Stommes of |
ST. Nicholas; John f. Botz of Free
port: j. B. Schoenhoff of Sank Centre.
The court has a membership of Sc
$4,000, and is very
Following the speeches
came surprise in the form of bear
dance by the Ward Springs artists in
that line. Then came social hop
followed by a supper at the Waldorf
Cafe. ssh