The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-02
Z There will be services at ST. John S
church. Ashby, Sunday afternoon.

have to sell. Sank Centre Meat &
Mercantile Co. ADV. TT.
Mrs. Myron VayIeeck and sons re-
turned TO their home at Little Fork.
MIMI, last Friday after a several
weeks visit at the home of the ladvs
mother, Mrs. Mary Getty and other
relatives and friends.
Judge Parsons of Fergus Falls and
his court reporter j. f. Vanderslufs
passed through the city Monday on
thesr way to Long Prairie to finish
the fall term of court to be held at
that place.
Rev FIR. Hennencamp will leave
Sunday noon ior a 10 days visit with
his sister residing at st. Louis. In
consequence of this trip there will be
only one Mass at Our Lady of the An
gels church Sunda Oct. 5th, and
that at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Spring chickens and old hens are
very high now. why hold them until
cold weather comes and then get less
then you can get now, and feed them
bes .des. Sank Centre Meat & Mer-
camille Co. ADV. tt.
G. L. Fair Store'' johnson is slow
" recovering from quite severe i'll
ness of several weeks. He has been
about the store a portion of the time
this week, but it will be several days
before he regains his usual good
health.
Hon. L. L. Baxter, former Judge of
this district and we'll known to all
the "old timers, came down Monday
noon to meet his daughter Bertha
who had been on a visit to her Uncle,
Mr.. Joseph Deuhl of Long Prairie.
The Judge remained in this city till
noon.
This Is a good time to have your
coal bin filled for the winter. Or
der of US now while we can give
you prompt service. The quality
is guaranteed. G. HiIlerud & Co.
adv
David Cleveland returned Monday
from Chattanooga, Tenn. where he
attender the National Encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Mrs. Cleveland who visited in Mime
apolis with her daughter, Mrs. DObbs,
during his absence, returned We'd
nesday.
Will +. Brown received the insur-
ance on his automobile which was
damaged by fire two weeks ago while
he was out hunting near Mccormick
lake, amounting to 1882. 1t was ham
died by J. E. Book who is the local
agent and the settlement was very
satisfactory to Mr.. Brown.
George and William Gray, step sons:
Robert and Herbert Gray sons; Mes
danes John Donnelly and Chas. Har-
old daughters, of Donnybrook, N. D.,
and James Gray, another step son,
with his wife, OF Minneapolis, attend
ed the funeral of their mother Mrs.
William Gray, held in this city Sat,
urday of last week.
l Extra large can Sanitary Cleaner. O.,
= Box Matches. 20
3 bars Best Toilet Soap. %
Golden Rnfe Store adv
1t is not often that the theatre
goers in a city Of the size of Sauk
Centre have the opportunity to Wit
ness the production Of one of the
most popular dramas of the day pre-
sented by capable company. The
Thief" has been booked for one APP
pearance at the Grand Opera House,
Friday evening, Oct. 3. The prices
are Is cents and 81.
John Krehsbach and Miss Maggie
Meyhren, both of Padua, we've mar
ried at that place Tuesday by Rev.
John Fuss, priest of st. Anthony's
Catholic church. The former is
prominent business man of Padua
and the latter is well known in Sank
Centre having been employed i'm the
Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile Co.'S
store, some time ago.
Get some Of Austin's Dog Biscuit
for your hunting dogs. On sale at
Bishops. adv So. .-.-
The Sank Centre base ball team
played at the GienwoOd fair WedneS-
day and won from the representatives
of that place by the score of 8 to 3.
Most of the team from this city were
not members of the regular club as
the majority of the players were UNI
able to get away OH that day. but
they outclassed their opponents in
batting and won easily.
A party of fifteen ladies gathered
at the home of William Pangburn on
Friday afternoon of last week to give
a farewell greeting to Mrs. Maud
Barnard who will soon leave to make
her home in Montana. They brought
refreshments with them and the time
was spent i'm an enjoyable manner.
Many good wishes were expressed for
the future welfare of their friends
and neighbors i'm their new home.
The ladies' OF the Catholic
Church Of Our Lady OF the Angels
will give q Coffee at the home OF
Mrs. a. j. CiFaEd on Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th. All invited. adv
Friday evening the people of Sank
Centre will be given an opportunity
to demonstrate whether they will pat
ronize high grade dramatic produc.
tions. Manager O'Gara has booked
the most widely talked of drama in
America today, 1.-THE Thief" which
will be presented by a splendid COM
panp. Seats are now on sale at Flies
ler,s: prices Is cents and 81. Tt costs
money To get an attraction of this
kind but Mr.. O'Gara feels that he
has booked show worthy of the
patronage of the best people OF this
community.
We receive the Chicago Bakery