The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

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Bank shows deposits of $42S, 700, an
increase of about $4,000 since the
September statement. Adv.
Lincoln Day exercises were held i'm
public schools Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. r. w. Duel spoke in the high
schools and Co. Supt. Knutson of Todd
county in the grades. The programs
were all fine and well rendered and
appropriate to ahe occasion.
We have plenty OF hard, soft and
cook stove coal; good coal at right
prices. Call phone S.. JAS. In
gram Lumber Co. Adv.
Roy Neal, who had his land crushed
by a gasoline engine one day last
week, an account of the accident be-
ing printed in the last issue of The
Herald, is getting along as well as
could be expected. The wound was a
very painful one but the hand will in
all probability be saved.
If you either want to buy or sell
seeds call on L. S. Bishop Co. adv
The Mann Brothers, Henry and
Sydney, have purchased the Savoy
Theatre and will run it i'm the future.
They took charge last Monday. The
new proprictors expect to put on
educational films every Tuesday
night. Under the Granoski Brothers
the Savoy did an excellent business
and was paying proposition. Under
the new proprietors it will undoubt-
eddy do as we'll if not better.
The Sank Centre Band will give
Monday evening, February "a. Adv.
Electric lights are being installed
in the Northern Pacific station this
week. Wednesday morning Alder
man Dave Pangburn was there watch
ing John McGibbon and Nels Chris
Jensen work, while Cash" Sprague
stood by keeping a watchful eye on
the whole bunch. Agent Parker
thinks electricity is much better than
the product of John D. Rockefeller's
reiineries, for lighting purposes. to
say nothing of the convenience.
We are paying very high prices for
good fat hens and chickens now.
Bring us your surplus while prices are
high. Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile
Co. Adv.
C. B. Reed, the man chosen to sue
coed Frank L. Randall as superinten-
dent of the St. Cloud reformatory.
was recently rendered complimentary
resolutions by the legislature of the.
State of Washington, for his manage
ment Of the penitentiary Of that
state. Mr.. Reed will come to Min
nesota to assume his duties in the re-
formatory at an early date. He will
receive, at St: Cloud, a salary three.
times as large as he does i'm the west3
ern institution.
Tell everybody the Jas. Ingram
Lumber Co. has plenty OF coal.
Come and see US: we will treat
you right. Jas. ingram Lumber
Co. Adv.
Babies transmitted by parcel post
is the fastest wrinkle in the postoffice
system. If you don't believe this
statement is true ask Postmaster o.
B. Roobar MIR. Boobar, one day last
week, received baby for transmits
sion to Benson. The little thing was
neatly wrapped up in nice parcel
and it's tiny feet were left sticking
out at one end. The package was
carefully handled by Postmaster Boo
bar so as to not injure it's contents,
and everything that could possibly be
done was done to make the journey
of the little one comfortable. 1t may
be remarked in passing, that the con-
tents of the package was a fine doll.
But the feet were really sticking out
from one end of the package. Grover
& Wedge were the recipients of a
spade by parcel post, and Tile Herald
received package of new type by
the same route. Mrs. w. /. Henshaw
sent a fried chicken and two dozen
eggs and a glass of jelly, by parcel
post to Boston. The parcel post is
being widely used and the local office
is receiving it's share.
Hygenol Cold Cream is pronounced
by its many users the absolute per-
lection in cold cream. Have you
tried it? Sold by Hanson & Emer-
on. Adv.