The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-07
HOME HAPPENINGS

Mike Frank on October q.
Overcoat day Saturday at Dahlem's.
See our adv. elsewhere in. this issue.
Adv.
On Tuesday, Nov. IL. Mrs. Alex
Jameson will entertain the w. N.
A. Circle.
The Monday musical CLUB will
meet at 2:30 p. m. Nov. IL, with Mrs
H. T. Austin.
G. NJ. Deyoe's daughter Irene, who
was operated npon last Friday, is rap
idly recovering. o.
Received today, a car of fancy New
York apples. at Bishops. Adv.
We don't charge fancy prices, that's
why we are selling so many suits and
overcoats at Dahlem's. Adv.
Clark Kinsella, son of Robert Kim
sella, had the misfortune to break
his arm Tuesday.
Abner Toms of Little Sank under
went two serious surgical operations
last Friday He is doing well.
The Palmer House will inaugurate
new custom next Sunday by serving
dinner from to o'clock. Try it,.
ADV.
Mrs. John Holmquist of Little
Ca L, bnr 1ac
Friday night and sustained a broken
arm.
We have the fanciest New York
Apples ever brought to Sank Centre.
Call and see them. L. S. Bishop CO..
Adv.
ID. NJ. Mcintyre celebrated his birth
day on Monday, November +, by par
taking of fine spread with his BROTH
er Nj. E. IcIntyre.
The ladies of Our Lady of the An
gels Catholic church will serve dinner
and supper Nov. 20 and Il at the Work
man hall. Every body welcome. Adv.
The young people Of the Baptist
church enjoyed Halloween party at
the Wolfe home at McCormic Lake
last week Thursday evening.
Good. nice, sound apples in bulk,
60 cents bushel basket, at Bishops.
Adv.
w. 0. p. Hilsdale and family last
week moved into the front rooms over
the Boston store where they are de-
lightfully located for the winter.
When you want good sutton over
coat ready to put on at a moments
notice, drop into our store, we're
ready to serve you at Dahlem's. >. ADV.
Mrs. A. T. Watson and Mrs. A..
Parker entertained party of thirty
! ladies at the. home of Mrs. Watson
last Friday afternoon. Refreshments
vera served.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will hold rummage sale in the Tob-
ey building on Main Street on Satur-
day. Nov. 9. ADV.
Invitations are out for a dancing
at the Palmer House Friday evening.
The young society people OF the city
anticipate the formation of dancir g
club for the winter.
We have a good supply of Ken
lucky Nut Coal, the best coal for
the money on the market. Try a
ton. Jas. ingram Lumber Co. Adv.
Sam Ingram, John Larson and j.
+. Cooper returned Monday from
Westport bringing with them l00
ducks. They had three days of fine
shooting. The Herald enjoyed some
of the birds, thanks to the courtesy
! of Mr.. Ingram.
Fancy selected Ben Davis apples
good keepers, 80 cents per bushel has.
ket. at Bishops. Adv
Rural mail carriers are weighing
and counting the mail they carry this
Fall. During October the six carrier!
who radiate from Sank Centre took
cut 81, 25S pieces of mail which weighed
4,O34 lbs. IA OF. They collected
lib pieces weighing 1l2 lbs, ] OF.
The Jas. ingram Lumber, Co
sells Kentucky Nut Coal, the bes
coal that ever grew. Adv
Advertised letters in Sank Centr,
postoffice Nov. 6: John 1Blomker
Paul Bridges, John D. Rawley, w. III
Dorman' Jack Fisher, Nels johnson
w. C. Jones, Nels c. Pearson, Hugl
Scott, William Sever, Miss Ida Schroe
der, n. Stegner, Wampach Bros.
| The ladies OF the Episcopal churcl
will hold a rummage sale in the Tob
ey building n Main street on Satur
day, Nov. 9. Adv
Stearns county creameries made
345, 342 pounds of butter during las
year, farmers being paid for cream
1894, 597.38. This is 5000 NOR
pounds than was made during 1910
and the amount paid farmers wa
$3.50 235 more this year