The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-04-25

/ The Sank Centre Cold Storage will,
after April 30, be located in the Nil
Ter brick building on Third street re-
Gently vacated ~ Stadtherr.
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
& 30.
Mrs. Hugo Klar, wife of Hugo Klar
a prominent farmer residing near
Sank Centre, died Saturday, April 20,
and was buried the following Monday
| in the Bohemian cemetery. Mrs.
Klar was an old settler in this vicin-
lity and lived in Getty Grove for
many years.
Saturday night a rain storm hit
ISauk Centre and continued for time
during Sunday. During the forenoon
of the latter day some snow mixed
| with the rain. In the afternoon
cold north wind blew and during the
night water froze, white frost being
quite in evidence Monday morning.
Mrs David Fraser, Of Washburn,
Illinois, mother of Mrs. Frank n.
Eddy, died at her home on Saturday,
April 20. The funeral took place
Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Fra
ser was Sc years old. She is survived
by five daughters. Mrs. Eddy was
present at her mothers bedside when
she died.
Geo. F. Howard of the university
extension division and also member
of the state high school board, is
spending the week in Sank Centre in
company with w. A. Boerger, super
intendent of schools of Stearns county
in the attempt to interest the coun-
try districts inindustrial education.
Mr.. Howard is an expert in his line
and is holding meetings in the even
ings in school houses in this vicinity.
"The Wolf" a story dealing with
the picturesque and wild Hudson Bay
country, was first produced in New
York at the Lyric Theatre, where
il remained for six months. 1.-THE
Wolf" then moved to Chicago where
| it played for four months more
Jones and Crane will offer it as the
attraction at the Grand Opera House
next Monday April %, with the same
big production and excellent cast.
We are exclusive agents for the old
md reliable Pioneer" line of chill
iren's vehicles, manufactured by the
Gendron Wheel Co., the oldest wheel
company in the United States. I'll
you intend to buy a go-cart for baby
or wagon for your children, it will
pay you to look over this line and get
,ur prices. We guarantee to give
abstraction or your money refunded.
The Golden Rule Store, T. F. Myott,
pop.
Can you make money any easier
than by paying your Herald subscrip-
ton before May L.?
The Board of Control on Monday
opened bids for the construction of
buildings at the Home School for
Girls. The contract was not awarded,
according to information received by
The Herald this morning, notwith-
standing the fact that report to the
contrary had been circulated here.
The Herald secured its information
from the school authorities. Mrs.
Morse went to St. Paul this morning
to ascertain definite inform alton rels.
tive to the matter. 4
That immense scene in "The Wolff
which comes to the Grand Opera
House next Monday evening, April
l9, in which duel takes place before
the audience, but on asstage so dark
that you can't tell which man is get
ting the worst of it. Then comes a
fall, deadly silence. One is killed,
but which one, the hero or the vii
lain? Aud then light flashes and
you what you see. It's not only
the big scene of the play, but tie big
gest, strongest and greatest scene
ever played on any stage.
Why not take advantage of the s1.25
Herald subscription rate before in &C
vances to $3.50 on May 1?
Preaching services will he held at
the Methodist church Sunday Morn
ing at 1880. Subject: "The Church
and the Community" II pray not
that thou shouldest take them from
the word, but that thou shouldest
keep them from the evil one." in.
17:15. The pastor will preach in the
evening at 7:3O, subject, Christian
Denominations and the One True
Church." "Thou art Peter, and up
on this rock 1 will build my church;