The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-06-12
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We sell Paris GFeen-the kind
that kills the bugs. G. HiiIerud &
Co. Adv

we sell Paris GFeen-the kind
that kills the bugs. G. HiiIerud &
Co. Adv.
Until October II the offices in the
court house at St. Cloud will close at
noon on Saturdays.
If you can't decide what to do, Man.
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi, will tell you. Write for cata-
| log. ADV.
Mrs. Mary Hogan has purchased a
five passenger Buick, having sold her
old car. 1t is fine machine and
gives excellent satisfaction.
There will be no preaching in the
Baptist church next Sunday. Mr..
Basil kennard, who has charge of the
church work here. will be away at
tending the state association in Fra
zee.
Special for Friday and Saturday
this week, fine granuIated cane
sugar, in sack, 100 lbs, $500
cash. This is very cheap. Albert
DahIem, Grocery Department.
Adv.
Mrs. Ross Shaw sustained stroke
of paralysis last Friday while at work
in her home. Her entire left side
was paralyzed. Her condition is ser
ious, though her physician says she is
getting along comfortably.
Speaking of the defeat of the Al
bany base ball team by the Sank Cen
ire aggregation, the Albany Enter
prise, among other things, says: the
west enders have strong team and
no disgrace is due to any team beaten
by them"
| J. +. Cooper is grading his lots near
the Great Northern station. bringing
them down to the level of the side
walk. The earth taken therefrom is
being used to fill John Kerneghan's
lot on the other side. Of the street and
adjoining his house. The work i'm
proves the appearance of that locality
materially.
There was heavy storm in St.
Cloud last Thursday afternoon during
which some trees were broken down
and a large amount OF water fell
Rain fell here to some extent between
i've aid six o'clock and little hail
was mixed with it. A high wind &C.
companied the rain but not enough to
do any damage.
Miss Marion c. Williams and Mr.
Leland King were married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Williams, near West Union.
last week Wednesday, the officiating
clergyman being Rev. H. D. Green.
The bride is a graduate of the Sank
Centre high school, class of 1912. MIR
and Mrs. Green will reside in Owan,
Sask., Canada.
The Board of County Com L ission-
met at the court house in St. Cloud
Tuesday, passed batch of bills and
ordered that notice be given on the
petition for a new school district,
that portions be taken from districts
10, IS, ITO and l34. The districts are
in the town of Eden Lake, Luvemburg,
Munson and Wakefield. The deposit
tory bonds of Is of the Stearns county
banks were approved by the commits
siOners.
Tuesday, June II, has been set aside
by the governor as Good Roads Day.
In accordance with this action, M. J.
Cleveland, district engineer, offers bis
services to automobile clubs and SIM
! liar organizations to aid them in any
way they may see fit in observing the
day by improving some piece of road!
Mr.. Cleveland has written Mayor j..
n McGibbon and he has turned the
communication over to DR.. 81. f
Hennemann, president of the Com
! mercial Club. I d:
On Wednesday of this week Prof.
Jenkins, an expert IN the employ of
the GREAT Northern Railway Company,
visited Sank Centre for the purpose of
placing an acre demonstration plat
for the cultivation of wheat for that
company. Sank Centre was chosen
out of fourteen towns between St.
Paul and the Dakota line. Prof. Jen-
kins selected the farm of r. Gamradt
east of town for the the purpose.
This now makes six plots in this vi
cinity that are being used for that