The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-04-03
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indications are that spring has
! come to stay.
Don't forget the musical entertain
ment at the Opera House to.
| night. ADV
The public schools will reopen next
Monday for the spring term.
Miss Charlotte Brant has opened
dressmaking parIors at the Elite Mil
linery Store. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Adv
There is an advertised letter in the
post office for Miss Angela Smith.
IL. Berklund of Minneapolis con-
Quoted services at the Baptist church
last Sunday.
For red and rOughened hands.
chapped face or lips. or for an irritat-
ed skin from any cause, try HIGE
MOL CREAM OF ROSES. Sold by
Hanson & Emerson. ADV.
Mrs. W. {. KOtert entertained the
young people of the Baptist church at
al April fool party Tuesday evening
Miss Edith Gates will have charge
of the story hour at the public library
on Saturday. Stories will begin at
) O'Clock.
Deputy Game Warden Jos. Miller
has received official notice that it is
unlawful to spear fish with the use of
artificial light.
All the local merchants report q
satisfactory Easter trade notWiLh-
standing the fact that Easter came
unusually earl this year.
Persons having bills against the late
Mrs. A. Grundman will please present
them for payment TO Geo. Grundman,
Sank Centre. Grundman Boys. ADV.
The first thunder storm of the year
occurred Tuesday night not long after
midnight. \ little rain fell. Adj
ditional moisture followed on We'd
nesday.
You'll miss if if you miss the Jun
ior Quartet" at the Opera House to-
night. High grade entertainment.
Seats on sale at tieslers's. Better take
it in. ADV.
The school board on Monday re-
ceived a check for something over five
thousand dollars from the county au-
lborities. The money came in Yer!
hahdily.
Regular meeeing, Masonic lodge,
Tuesday evening. April Sth. Third
degree work with refreshments.
Members and visiting brethren urged
to attend. ADV
The public school closed last Friday
for weeks vacation. Most of the
teachers who live out of town left
that day to spend their vacation at
their respective homes.
Chas. Miller made trip to AleXan-
dria early this week and played with
the band there for big dance. He
will also furnish the music for the
big dance at Westport Friday night.
Short order cook wanted at the
Evansville Cafe. Call on or write to
w. l.. Beach, Evansville, MINI. 43-44
C.K. Foslein has sold his saloon
business here TO Mat Miller of Glen
wood who took possession this week.
Mr.. Foslein returns to Alexandria
whore he will again engage in bust
ness. ..-
Visit the new photo parlors. Post
cards, 3 for 25cts; 5different positions.
Guaranteed. Located in Pendergast
building, up stairs ADV.
Street Commissioner Geo. NJ. Rice
and a force of men were at work the
fore part of the week repairing the
thanking on the sidewalks to the
bridge over the Sank River on Main
street.
Meet me tonight at the Opera
House. What for? To hear the
ladies of the Junior Quartet" They
are high class entertainers, no mis-.
take. Adv
/! A lot of business was transacted at
the meeting of the Agricultural So.
ciety of Stearns County, held Wed.
nesday evening. Full details will he
given in next weeks issue of The
Herald.