The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-04-10

AoiC VIII oc ScINfCe III the baptlS
church next Sunday, both mornin,
and evening.
Get some of the Chicago Bakery
Butter bread at Bishop Cos. Tn,
best bread you ever ate. Adv
On Saturday, at: } O'Clock, stor,
hour for the younger children will b,
given at the public library.
The State Highway Commission
has appropriated the sum of $3.50. o0t
among So counties of the state
Stearns county gets 5000 of this
amount.
Hygenol Cold Cream is pronounced
by its many users the absolute Der
lection in a cold cream. Have YOU
tried it? Sold by Hanson Il Emer-
son. ADV.
Rain last Sunday, SNOW Monday
night continuing until this morning.
temperature below freezing point this
morning. This epitomizes tie week S
weather thus far.
Butter bread from Chicago Bakery.
minneapolis, also Ter. some of the
best bread made, at bishops. Adv.
The Sank Centre public schools re-
opened Monday morning after weeks
| vacation with the enrolment OF about
400, OF which number little over 100
are in the high school.
BY special request the Nellie Diehl
Go. Will appear at the Savoy Friday
night with lot of new and funny
cartoons and drawings and illustrated
song chalk pictures. Admission loo.
ADV.
I'll. Bjorklund Of Minneapolis, d stu
dent in the Northwestern Training
ana Missionary School of that city,
conducted services, both morning and
evening, at The Baptist church.
Fine large heads of crisp, fresh let
tuce just received from Genwood. |
The best ever. l.. 5. Bishop Co. ADV.
On Saturday some twenty ladies as
sembled at the home of V. L. Bur- !
CESS to assist Mrs. Cooley to celebrate |
her birthday. Dainty refreshments
were served and very pleasant time !
was had by all.
For red and roughened hands.
chapped face or lips, or for an irritat-
ed skin from any cause, try HYGE.
MOL CREAM OF ROSES. Sold bs
hanson q Emerson. ADV. |
The annual business meeting of the
Ladies' Monday Musical Club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Alex jamie
son on Monday, April IA, at 2:3O p. m.
A social hour will follow. All MEM
bers are expected to be present if con-
venient.
Fancy grades alsyke and red clover.
also first class timothy and other
seeds. L. S. Bishop Co. Adv
During the month of March pupils
in the public schools read books FRONT
the public library as follows: high
school, l55; eighth grade, 95; seventh
grade, go; sixth grade, 20: fifth grade,
50; fourth grade, 81: third grade, 81;
second grade, rs.
Jas. Mossman, brother IF b. Z.
Mossman of this city, died April 3 at
the home of his nephew Fred Moss
man at Birch Lake. Funeral.services
were held on Saturday from the home.
MIR. Mossman was about IA years of
age at the time of his death and had
lived in this vicinity for long time.
1t is reported that the Great North
srn will soon make change in it's
lime card on the Duluth-Willmar
inc, so that trains, instead. of stop
ping over night at Sandstone, will run
through to Duluth. The train will
cave Willmar in the morning and re-
urn in the afternoon.
The Hamline Glee Club will be here
May 1. ADV.
The spring term of the district
'ourt will open in ST. Cloud the first
Monday in May. Jurors have been
lrawn, John Bromenschenkel of the
own of Sank Centre being on the
srand jury, L. Kells of the city of
sauk Centre and James Maloney of
.he town Of Sank Centre being on the
petit jury.