The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-15
HOME HAPPENINGS

Seed buckwheat for sale. Apply to
J. A. Dubois or +. E. Minette. ADV.
Read the proceedings Of the
County Board on page 2 of this is
sue.
Miss Annabel Erwin will give a
story hour at the public library on
Saturday.
Sale on patterns and all spring hats
Saturday and Monday, May II and 10.
Lucie Chisholm. Adv
Albert Bucher has been improving
his meal market building by putting
in cement entrance.
Heath & MiIIigan paint costs
more to manufacture than any
other paint. Sold by G. HiIIerud
| & Co. Adv.
The city parks now look fine with
their carpet of green. The Great
Northern park is also respondent in
it's spring dress.
The senior class of the high school
is contemplating going to Melrose in
the near future to present "What
Happened to Jones'"
Don't forget the sale of ladies' spring
coats Saturday at Dahlem's. Adv
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wilson Swift May 4: one to Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Evers May 8: one to
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BucholZ May <.
The ladies of Our Lady of the An
gels Church will give coffee, Thurs
day afternoon, May p, at the residence
or w. Reznichek. Public cordially
invited. Adv.
The coffee demonstration at the
Golden rule Store this week was a
success in every way. Messrs. Myott
& Whitson say they enjoyed fine
trade.
The frequent rains and cool wealth
er this spring have been very favor
able for small grain, which is looking
fine. Corn planting is late but farm
ers are not worrying about that.
r. Raymond, the WE'LL known tray
cling man, gave demonstration O S.
P. S. Paints at Hanson & Emerson's
last Friday and Saturday to many peo-
pie, all of whom were interested.
A son was born, on Monday, May IL,
to MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Barnett.
Mother is doing we'll and father goes
on his daily rounds on Rural Route
N. 6 with lighter heart than ever.
The printing coat holds the same
relative position In painting as
does the foundation of house In
building. Get best prepared paint
for the printing coat of G. Hiilerud
& Co. Adv.
Last week Thursday Deputy Game
W arden Jos. Miller placed twenty
cans of brook trout fry in the trout
stream that enters Birch Lake. The
young fish were very fine, says MIR.
Miller.
But two weeks more remain of the
school year and both pupils and teach
ers are busy getting ready for the
wind up. Commencement exercises
are scheduled for Thursday evening,
May 20.
H. B. Deters and R. Luhde were
both in town Saturday and both put
their names on The Herald's SUBJ
scription list. Both are prosperous
farmers and say they cannot get along
without the home paper.
Considerable rain fell Wednesday,
following cold night. Early We'd
nesday morning cold north wind
blew. The rain began about ten
O'Clock and continued throughout the
day. Later: Still raining.
The Royal Neighbors lodge gave q
surprise party, Monday afternoon to
Mrs. j. B. Fournier. About twenty
ladies were present, taking their lunch
with them and passing a very pleasant
afternoon. They presented Mrs. Four
nier with handsome piece of cut.
glass. The Fourniers leave soon for
Wisconsin where they will reside in
the future. Mrs. Fourier has been
a member Of the Royal Neighbors for
a number of years.