The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-06-05

The regular June meeting OF the
Commercial Club will be held Friday
evening, June II.
Friday and Saturday this week.
10 lbs. fine granuIated cane sugar
for $1.oo cash, at Albert DahIem's
Grocery Department. Adv.
The manual training department of
the public schools has presented the
public library with a neat and sub
stantial umbrella rack. The design is
original and pleasing and the rack is
greatly appreciated by the patrons of
the library.
Alex Benson has moved his tailor
shop from his old location on the east
side OF Main street adjoining the
Golden Rule Store. onto the west side
of Main street block further south,
into the building owned by the Mel
rose Brewing Company.
The Herald is in receipt of a notice
from Julius A. Schmahl, secretary of
state, that there will be an examina-
tion for chauffeurs at St. Cloud, l p.
M, June "a. All persons in this vicin-
ity desiring licenses are requested to
avail themselves Of this opportu unity
TO take the state examination.
The second annual meeting of the
West Central Minnesota Development
Association is billed for Montevideo
June II and -. An attractive and
instructive program has been provid-
ed. Many delegates will make the
trip in automobiles and some from
Sank Centre may join the party.
Geo. Butler and Ed Hansen spent
an hour early Tuesday evening on
Lake Amelia at Willard and landed
two dozen fine pike. The fish, they
declare, bit as fast as the hooks could
be placed in the water. Both affirm
that it was one Of the most satisfac-
tory fishing stunts that they have
pulled off in some years.
Emil Oberhoffer is the conductor o f
the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
which is billed for concert in St.
Cloud Saturday evening, June 7.
Among the soloists are Luella CHS
holm Ohrman, Soprano: Barbara Wait.
contralto: Joseph Schenke. tenor: Al
thur Middleton, bass. Sank Centre
music lovers will do well to attend
the concert. Great Northern train
No. will be held for them. adv
Ben Van Camp, second son of Mr..
and Mrs. d. c. Van Camp of this city,
was married to Miss Bernice Coughlin,
at Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Van Camp will reside in Detroit. Mr..
Van Camp holds the responsible posi-
tion of purchasing agent for the De-
troit Malleable Iron Works. The
groom is a former Sank Centre boy
and has a large circle of friends and
acquaintance here.
Mrs. S. Beidleman went to MelrOse
Monday to attend her cousin Mrs. E..
G. Rich mond's funeral. VIII O
died very suddenly at her home in
Havre, Montana, on Decoration Day.
Mr.. Richmond, his daughter Mabe
and their neighbor Mrs. Benson &C
cOmpanied the remains to Melrose,
their former home. The funeral was
held at the Episcopal church, services
being conducted by Rev. S. L. Nit
chell. Mrs. Richmond was a member
of the Episcopal church. also mem
Der of the Eastern Star lodge, the
Maccabees and Degree of Honor. The
deceased was well and favorably
known m Sank Centre.
The Baptist churc h of Sank Centre
has recently secured the services of
Mr.. Basil Kennard who will reside
here in the future and supply the pull
pit and look after the pastoral work
of the church. Though young, Mr..
Kennard is man of good ability and
sterling character and good
speaker. He came to this country re-
Gently from England. In taxing up
his work in Sank Centre Mr.. Kennard
asks the hearty support and coopera-
tion of all, and promises to do his
part best to further the interests of
the church. He will preach next
Sunday morning and evening. His
morning topic will be ga Cure fo1
loneliness" in the evening "Prison
Doors Open"