The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-29
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yours at The Model. Adv.
The interior of the Great Northern
station here has just been reprinted
Miss Lizzie Zapp will have charge
of the story hour at the public library
Saturday.
Miss Lillian Kane underwent a sur
gical operation last Saturday. She is
doing WELL
The lightning rod that protects
is the Dodd & Struthers. Sold by
G. HiIierud & Co. Adv.
TIL Sank Centre postOtfice will
close at $50 a. m. and will open from
E to 1870 p. M, on Friday May 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Borgmann
and DR.. and Mrs. A. +. Moynihan en-
tertalned party Of friends at cards
last Friday evening.
Mankato Commercial College grad
yates hold responsible positions every
where. Results count. ADV.
The bass season opened today. Frogs
are plentiful and anglers will be busy
now all over. Pike are biting freely
and fisherman generally are happy.
It's time to think of summer under
wear. B. V. d.: POrOsknit and all
good kinds are here. Let us supply
your underwear wants. The Model.
Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel kells and DR..
and Mrs. A. +. Moynihan entertained
for friends Monday and Wednesday
evenings of this week. Cards Was the
form of entertainment.
Street Commissioner Geo. M. Rice
is busy this week with force of men
grading Hoboken hill and some of
the streets leading thereto. The i'm
provements are greatly needed.
Work in the public schools closed
Thursday. During the past week sew
eral picnics have been held by the
different classes and grades. The
teachers all leave for their homes this
week.
The weather turned suddenly warm
er this week, Tuesday afternoon show
ing a temperature of over eighty de-
grees in the shade. The change was
very welcome. Vegetation is now
fairly booming.
Just received, shipment of
women's, misses and children's white
canvas shoes and slippers. The pro-
per things for summer. The Model.
Adv.
The new high school building at
Willard was dedicated Wednesday
with appropriate exercises. Tn
building is credit to the town and
compares very favorably with struc-
lures of that nature in much larger
villages.
The coffee given by the ladies of
the Episcopal church at the residence
of Mrs. Bruce last week Thursday
was greatly enjoyed by those present.
Supper was served at o'clock for the
gentlemen and a neat sum Melted for
the church,
Last Monday Deputy Game Warden
Joe Miller arrested three St. Paul
men who gave their names as G. ADg-
stem, A. B. Sharp and Tony Brult. on
the charge of violating the fish and
game laws. The particular offense
was that of catching and keeping I'M
dersized pike. The law provides that
no pike shall be retained unless it is
fourteen inches long. The trio plead
ed guilty and were fined ten dollars
and costs each. They paid promptly
and left for St. Paul. The fish were
caught in Big Birch Lake.
A member of the gravel crew at
work at Westport had a foot crushed
Friday. The man attempted to board
a moving caboose at its front end,
missed his footing and fell under the
Car wheels, which ran over one ankle
and crushed it to a pulp. The man
was Immediately put aboard the Ca
boose and rushed at once to the North
ern Pacific Company's hospital at
Brainerd. The extra passed through
Sank Centre about 2 o'clock, stopping
only long enough for physician to
give the patient a hypodermic to en-
able him to endure the pain. The
run from here to Little Falls was
made in an hour.