The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-01-30
HOME HAPPENINGS

Saturday, Feb. l, Congregational wo-
men. Adv.
Mrs. JAS. Ingram entertained a
party of friends at cards last Friday
ierening.
Baled hay for sale. L. S. Bishop
! Co. Adv.
On Tuesday. Feb. 4, Mrs. Mel Billed.
assisted by Miss Emerson, will enter
tain the w. Y. A. Circle.
| % pieces lie" ginghamS. regular
price is l23c a yard, special price 8
cts Saturday. Sank Centre Meat &
Mercantile Co. Adv.
During the month of February eve-
ming services will be held each Sun
day in the Episcopal church..
IT you buy your coal of HiiIerud
you will never live to regret it.
Adv.
The NJ. +. church society will meet
with Mrs. H. F. Hennemann next
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 6.
To remove lines and wrinkles and
overcome the ravages of time ami
neglect, use Hygenol Tissue Cream.
Hanson & Emerson. ADV.
The Commercial Club has moved it's
belongings into its new quarters i'm
the Caughren building on Main street.
We have plenty Of hard, soft and
cook stove coal; good coal at right
prices. Call phone SIS. Jas. In
gram Lumber Co. Adv.
The Knights of Columbus held
celebration i'm Melrose Wednesday
evening and a party of Sank Centre
people drove down and took part in
the festivities.
The O'Donnell dress shoes for men.
nothing better, prices $500 to S.. 90.
new spring line OH display. Sank
Centre Meat & Mercantile Co. Adv.
A Sunday School convention will.
be held next Sunday i'm the Congre-
gational church. There will be All
afternoon session at 3 O'Clock and one
in the evening at 1870. Mrs. Jean E.
Hobart will speak.
l.. s. Bishop Co. will pay the high
est market price for all kinds Ct seeds.
ADV.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. E. j. Lewis on Wednesday, Feb.
5. The program will be: Roll call,
responses, quotations from the Span
ish South America, Chap. IL; South
American Life Chap. IL; the Republic
of Panama and the Romance of Pan
anna, Bay View Magazine; paper.
"The Primitive Races of South Amer
lea; reading.
j own three stores and fiat building
in Minneapolis that makes good
home with fine income. Will trade
for a farm. 0. w. Anderson, 51l
Masonic Temple, Minneapolis. Adv.
1926.
Mems shoes, high class shoe right
up to date in style and quality, velour
calf, good shoe for $3.50, very speci-
al price $3.50. Sank Centre Meat &
Mercantile Co. Adv.
Next Monday, Feb. 3, a compli-
mentary banquet is to be rendered
Hon. Knute Nelson by number of
friends. The senator is given this
testimonial by his friends in honor of
his reelection by unanimous vote.
The banquet will De held in ST. Paul.
Alvah Eastman of st. Cloud is on the
committee Of arrangements. The
date is the senator's SEVENTEEN BIRTH
day
The best coal in town il the kind
that HiiIerud sells. Try ton or
more. Adv.
A Hard Times" ball was given at
the city hall Tuesday evening by the
members of the old base ball team i'm
terested in liquidating the debts of
that organization. In this effort the
boys were successful. sixty five
couples rugged out in ''hard time"
raiment, enjoyed the evening TO the
fine music furnished by Miller's or
chestra. A highly enjoyable evening
was passed. To John Mondloch and
Frank Schwartz, committee on ar
rangements, is due largely the success
of the affair.