The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-04-11
Remember the Band concert at the
Opera House Monday evening.

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at the Auditorium Monday. They
disposed of large amount of goods
and eatables, their receipts being
something like $4,000.
The Boston Stores Saturday sale
was success, the attendance being
good considering the state of the
weather. The ladies of the Metho-
dist church served luncheon and sup
Iper and fed large number of people
with their tooIhsome viands.
Oranges, sweet, juicy and fresh, at
Bishops.
The interior of II. R. Halverson's
tf e furnature store on Third street
is resplendent in new paint and ca :
somine. Several days last week aas
spent in the work of renovation.
The interior now presents as attrac-
tive an appearance as could be de-
sired.
At the annual business meeting of
the Ladies' Monday Musical Club,
held at the home of Mrs. Nj. D. Ay-
garn April 4, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing yeal ::
Mrs. C. NJ. Sprague; vice pres, Mrs.
John Whitson; sec-treas., Mrs. n.
Hogan.
Ladies' white shoes in nubuck and
canvas, new toes and lasts, $3.50 and
$4.OO. The Model.
j. N. McGibbon, Supt M. D. Ay-
garn and Instructor X. A. Norsen
visited district 1856 Wednesday night
and held a meeting in the interest of
the consolidation of the district with
the Sauk Centre schools. The elec-
tion to decide the matter takes place
next Saturday.
The Herald has received from Con-
gresham G. A. Lindbergh a quantity
of garden seeds for free distribution.
First come, first served. These are
good seeds and are distributed by the
department. of agriculture through
the congressman and senators for
their constituents.
Did you callat the Schultz Milli-
merry and look at the hats?
john Kerneghan has bought two
lots of Jas. Ingram, the site on which
formerly stood the Ingram furniture
factory. Mr.. Kerneghan will fill the
lots and erect thereon residence.
The work will be done this season
and will be one more indication of
the building activity in Sauk Centre.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday will be conducted at tie
usual hours. Preaching by the pas
tor at 1890 a. M; subject, 1.-THE Sab
bath and Vital Christianity.2 t"The
Son of Man is Lord also of the Sab
BATH" is the text. Evening service
at 7:3O, subject, "The Community
and the Church." Text, "Come We
out from among them, and be We sep
arate, saith the Lord" II Cor. vi: II.
Affairs at Ward Springs are begin
ming to take on life again. Lyman
Kells, mayor of the Springs, spent
Good Friday there with few boon
companions who sampled his cooking
and pronounced it as good as could be
desired. Mayor Kells is planning to
go out Saturday morning and stay
over till Monday afternoon. A. E.
Erwin has also threatened to drive
out Sunday. At Spring Park things
are also looking up. The owners of
cottages there have been looking them
over with a view to getting tkem in
shape for the season. DR.. Kirghis
will probably occupy his cottage there
soon. Every thing points to a pros
porous and enjoyable season at the
lakes.
Miss Bull Of the extension division
of the university is this week showing
the women of Sank Centre and vicin-
ity how to do things in a domestic
way. Miss Bull is an expert and is
"on the job every minute of the day.
She demonstrates cooking methods,
and a number of mere men of the city
have dropped in during the afternoons
to partake of her toothsome confec-
tions. Rob Kells and V. L. Burgess
were the first to sample the products
and they both swear with uplifted
hands that the eatables are s'just as
good as mother used to make" Miss
Bull will be here the rest of the week.
She is giving her demonstrations in
the Dubois building on Main street.
The engagement of the st. Ps1a
Symphony Orchestra, at the Opera
House, Wednesday, April "A, for a
matinee and evening performance,
will be the greatest musical event
Sauk Centre ever experienced. This
fine organization of sixty members,
all of them expert musicians, accom-
ranied by half dozen high grade So
loists, will entertain the people of
Sauk Centre and vicinity as they
have not before been entertained in