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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
G. Rasmussen Publishing Co..
722 4th Ave. S. Minneapolis, MINI.

|bar Cog bctte?, .@bao par.
|0og bette. 80?
Naar Blot MI life @lonbe11, Ser
betteoe benoe UNDER Greet i Galo=
men, biloe le. Som maotte life fpot=
tie obcr- bette Stpffe South, Der fit
benoes &ierte til at haa,fe ioa iorigt
% !brogte ioa n,n11ee W1iroer frem
/ benoes @rin6rirg. @i6 ban biI6e
|%forltoa ale SC Sa1fer %. 6gleIier,
Der baboe fooet Magt obcr benoe,
oa lam fto6 set / lin Mohers @r,e6e-
0ru9t!
SO ian forito6 oct ga1llfe iiffert!
Terlt bleb ban itaae,1oe n,nales, oa
ban faa be1t0e, ioa lpo Der ct bit,
lublenoe &aub, fom fru e,l Oct
pln6felig far facet Ell oberpeGoenoe
Migoonn, og lo1tgiontt, neitn nueb
@refrDgt traa6te bon til bcl,oe.
"sSseg far 10 o!bria pioit, bbor
|,0ejltg on bar" lagSe ban lm1gio1nt.
Sun imile6e finn.
~@dr life pe6 mig" Bus he1oes
Zine. Scr ga1tfe itille, fun ct
e11e1te 9jeblif. 2o0 os bcgge marte
Sa1leoftens Gtilbeb."
81 ban e'16eIiq tog bc16e til fit
Sjerte> bioite i1tge,1 al bem, ON set
bar mooer11e eller u%ntober,1e. Sc
fnsieoe bi1an6en. lo,n ale Mcnrc=
HerIfebgrn gisr Set, ser far fn1lbet
hinunoen for Sibet og MI trofnt bil
bor16re iamtnen / @lnoe lom @ora.
Sa flint SSSulctrnet Iud Set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

Moar e1t Mbon1tent i @illmar bar
opfattet Smtalen i forrtge l1ge al
&Goersgaben til oanife @eteraner
fom i1roebuloen6e EN- &e6oftionsDt=
ring, faa er Set en- MisforitoneIie.
Smtalet1 forefront UNDER 9onmorfs=
1ybeoer % bar toeet fra ct al De
iiterre 6a1tlfe &robinsb!abe / Dan=
mort.
Seorigt er Der Diit a%Imire6elig Gil
fre6Sbeb a%lleDegne meb Sen bnn1fe
@egierinas StilIing / 6en1re Gag
og be ga1nle @eterareer faa1 iiffert
gl9oe fig be6 &ubIifums 1,oelte
8ifnh.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
5ulsklukkpt1.

|S1lefloffen finer ub fra Saornets
Slug,
|blonoer fig me6 @o6e1s 2arm og
2p6e,
Der bar iteiat trablt fra Gorp til
@p6e,
ooerogpet &ierters oatlgte Gut.
S,detIoffen finer 10 fra Eoarn4s
@lug,
REFER Dren1me, Dogens 2ar1n bor
f9I0et,
itprfer Eol1fer, Dagens 2arm bur
pl0et,
|bla116er 1nilot fig me6 Sc 6uIgte gllf.
&loffeffjjangen ip,1fer ODER 2orn1cr
11eo. -
Ma1rgt er fpiet {arnn1e1t, reongt er
britet,
men on bitre @uor 6u en6 ha1
frtitet,
bill en- Shunb / SuIefloffeus Gre6.
|&Dis Sit bele @ino Set truple Mar
beboIot,
berb Big ej, 1,aar Sl1lefloffer ma1er
og en- Sci for 211etmfer barer
til bet &ierte, iom 6u troe6e foI6t.
DER 6er er e,rb Dogens traple Qarn
og @nh
itprre Manl END Magt % @obs al
gge,
|terre @nuf e1r6 CUNT og Sos at
Igge -
Bette aip er gpigbe6cns @rp.
|Stilfe SSia1lef1offetn1fer glib Sem 81.
|Selb ON ollie @anber iDres rultne,
|felp ont ollie @ierters &oab er gu}t=
ne,
fptrer 2ibets Gro beo Sui paa 1p.
Sopbie 8reum1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Gl1 al sc melt fienbte boriiiif

81 at Sc met fienbte pariiiite
Mobeorafler Nnore De 6ol1quiereg
opfoiter i sSournal" set Spgrgs-
maal: St 9angoen allereoe pan Ste
tur? SON pnoitoar, at ben Gnngo,
Der M 6unies i 5%atorert1e, 'er en-
rem 6atttaiioans, fom lite bor 1to-
get ION BELT ne6 ben egte argentine
tie Da1s at SIRE. S fin forfine6e
5orr1 bill Sa1tgoen berthe tiIbnge til
4rgentimu, % ben bill berefter belt
opbgre. S 9iebliffet beberifer Sen
belt ollie Dmfelotoler i Berlin og
Son6on, meoens man / Srar1friu
|enbn1t boI6er poa @anta,te11 og an=
Ore 4pnbriIler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

uHULIE9 lFOuIBC. ugtel, EUt!Gen
Hrogt!"
6ora,l Sem lna ct Minoe font fra
lnnroeu E0,. lo1n cit @ilie11 fra en-
@bc1tprDsroen> Ell bion1tberlig alpoz
ming. 9pf, bbi6, blpb silfe, go5nIe,
gulneoe @niplin9er % orps1et oper
oct belle in1on @ronfpiite, ser lige=
lom hragte NIT 2ip oDer cit S:ib, ser
life h1r mere.
uSSeg. =. leg tror Oct er min
Mc6ers @ruoeormt.t." frent1tmme-
Be @lfe, me6ens Eoarcr11e ltoo beuce
i 2inene.
So set bar set pirfelig. 1antc11
iferep set / tit 8rep og me1tte, at @lie
f1tt0e lobe Zig ct 8ar 8t,1er al oct
'0ejlige elite.
rM%oa ingen Maube!" rnobte Ma=
lere1t oprsrt: ba1 bao6e left @rcbet
ober BEN ,r19e Bigps Gfus6er. rGa
|er 10 ct 8iiburoer:a f &oefT;; 6er r11oa
iifffe iordlt6res heb 6e1 ajereIte,
beofite Genin6e, gigr mig Den @lGz
.be at tage Sen paa. Seq tror, Den
pasI er Gent. Ser err fife taIc ON
uncet, ieg bill male Gem i. be11
|9rogt!".
@'nt tot belt u6e al fig ielp og
.pil6e life. @c,r6ps Tiiltere itrbe ober,
5ilfat, reb DC in1aa @ra1fpifte til
@iDe og glatteoe &rip!ingerre ,sb.
GnIigtet bnr meget blegt.
Set Fan ieg life" mnmleoe bl.,r,
ubet bilbe bore for lutterligt. 81
Sag. ber. :. .tnge min Mobers
Br1abe6rogt poo for Gent. !. .11ei
bba6 CT BOG bette. @i far 10 life
noget at gjgre nreb binonoe,. 9n6
oS gon!"
Seq iat6er Gent ilet life. igien"
iogoe @3aleren. p@aa MI tits og
fla6 9en nt1. Seq beber Sen, faa
l11eget beront. Set ifal bore Ceres
Sulegabe til mig!"
San n9iten lfubbeoe be1,6e De,1 til
Dere11, i6et bar ~ttIfsieoe: uSg gait
tie arligt faet, 6isie epin6elige
Itrerae, forte @le6er paSsier Iet life
or GEM"
90 gift bun tnb paa lit Gprelle.
Me1 i stiIbe6e,L ser blep blun boa
en- @ang foa lutoerlig til Mp6e. &or
Set ben0es Mo6ers 8ru6e6ragt, oer
bar @fplo 0eri? sSere set orbeios-
riee SIP, Ser babbe fplot benoe gait
ife Sc it6fte Mm fal,f iantmren til tn
tet. On ben1ureIig 2nnaiel fet6es /
6e116e:: cit igol benrtbenoe 2pffeffp-
letie giorbe bet0e nR1ten inimmel.
50 bum ftp6 / set lar1ge Shfege-
ualt6t, prp0et me6 DC berlige &t1ip-
Finger, bm1feoe benoes @ierte ion
fgr. SUN ipntes at nnprfe
acknowledgements 2uft og SSltle=
Zel .r.# a,x# - = .2-FE - a. -
nrtlbe @rm6uH- Su.1eflof-
tter1te loo ober SC incoafte marfer
bent til be1roes 6iem. .@bo6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
2ibt %airfefaleuber.

90 g8iIliam Eocfepdp SCI,
bereurte Bog ON Snobberae oog ios er-
,smeo Hottie Ct Orb, for bbilft f +
noee gppog iii6en bar 'itnod noee,t
brugbar 0Deriattelie. taanfR boa1
fsrfp Masfe pna Dem, Der firobbeoe
opno, fof Sc fine SOL, for aitlertre
) He1ge,I,e. l1bDifItngen bar fbrt
n1eb fm, at Der ogioa itucbbes
ne1uo g set er lite sch mtt,offte
\ lnale ndiltore at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

gpgttino. 81 @proo ffripes, taleg
% IIepes npe,, i goabps CRIB
bog finbeg lite JorfIaring TIC noget
Orb. ssbbriet fi1,oes ser iffe, fnns
pibt pioes, en- etefte tiosipare11oe
Ibatif Sr6bog meo Dr6forfloring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
0roiprpa.

Set CT goot at bore Barn pn1 SUI
len.
8arnemitt6et ct langt.
&rummer er ogiaa 8reb.
Moget ct beore emo intet.
8prneforg CT itaffet.
Com De ganle 6atgle fpnge, faa
6e 11nge.
Com So blister for, bisier @alp
eiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Sill eelerne.
9eerpnrenbe Nsu,tt11ter al @ioo

Merpnrenbe Mlurrn1er al @iooet
En- set 5ioite i set ganlle aar.
ST fs!er Sro1g til at uotale lige<
oberfor Blaoets 2aferc % sSSer1.er
Dor 9af for Sen gtstte % @cluilie,
fonn er blebet o. til Gel / bet Mar,
losn inart er belr,rnbet. N tafter
for Sen Operbere1lbe0, fom er os be-
.bift, eg for Sen Spntnntring, {om
er gipet os i 4rbeiod cgian bot.
Bogbon6el.
SSoet Di gnar inb I set nte Aar,
oil ri uobeoe for 8laoet 6e,1 iora11e
@eipiIie BEN fmme Sperbaraabeo
}om biibth er ps bepHt :og bi boa-
Der ogfm i set fontr,eroe aar at
:gisre os f%ortient til forfeit Stette.
81 bill fatte flor &rts paa, at bore
8en1er / forifielliee Dele al 2an-
set ienote os MDbeor fro tit Robo-
lag fro Sib til u16en. Set bill biGl@
pc til at gibre @la6et mere ittteress
fant % bringe set til be6re at fplbe
fin .Dpgobe JON Mpbebsblae. NSe1o
os 9apbeoer % ien1 bem nlebe,rs De
er: ME. @ibar iMoret font er gaaet
uto6tnget n1a11ge oelbtlfige n~otalelfer
fra bore @enncr r1.not omfring og
Wiatter flor 8ris poo biSfe. @t ptl
beoe bore ma,tge @en11er ON
at Iooe ct go6t SRI fal6e mre0 Sent
fpn til Bla6a Na1r6t Maboerne, lom
enbnu life er Mo111terten. &on ben
Mm6e fnn man bielpe os til at ffaa
Ma,1een M Mbonutcrt, iom III tile
:dil6e foa u6e11 oette.
SsSoet hi taffer for al nobi1t @el-
bile / Maret Tom ibaatbt, b11{fer hi
iigien n1le bore 2afere ct gom 9fpt=
anr.
@mtioig moo III gigre bore
Monnerter en- l1nbifyA6ning, foroi
bd oenne traple &ib lite bar bRrd
ng m,1ligt at fbittere rettte sgib for
.it1b5enM &onttngeM.
Sor 8ogbamoeleus ELECTROMAGNETIC
sbar Satbifribe,ter pan uggSort 4Aon=
gebus 1863-19i3"A m,1ligpg lite
:er6r,1 mo6taget famine, bpilfet iiffffe
ct Dor @fplo. 8erfa ffllloe noffonr
me 6e1 Is. Mobe1eber pao Grsleb
ng &asielbacb's Jorlog / aigben-
babr1 / Mnle6ni1tg al &ongebulefs
5Subilnat1n> % ri beItflte itrafs ct RI
.meligt M11tal gffsempIarer, 11em bar
lite felb en61ru mootagt ct eteite!
81 ba6 6og Sorlaget ONT at ierroe oi<
;reffte til bore @antoer efterbnGn6en
Jon hi Ie1ote bette M6resfer poa
iooba1ne, me11 ri er lite bi6etroc, ONT
De bar opfpl1t 5er1ne 8egigring.
&bori Soriintelfeat bercr foat ri
lite oplpfe, nre11 III baaber, at Bnr=
fet m rtaa frem .iolfalb inbear Npt-
,nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
aom Sui meo al bin @leoe.
Mel.: aom Mai OH foe mil6e

Som Sui rleo al sin @lnoe,
tom fbrit og fremmeit Ser,
bbor 5grgeifarer gre6e,
og ijaloen @Iaoen fer.
Som, tenb sin Suleferte
paa ielbe 2ibets Grp,
-og fig: ii Grpo og @merte
oct SrR bill gipe &c."
Sig: rSiGl> 6u ifal Ell bnpe,
er Sorgen nof iaa flor,
De @ngle fmaa iom lpppe,
| Sag ben oper Sorb
bar SUD til big fra @imlen,
fra Melfebeiens &op,
fro belle Stiernebrimle11,
ia ielb fra merfe @rob."
Eau Sa,letrnet tender
aro1t tniin6 4i9rter in1oa,
% fom De 1re6ab brpnoer,
bort Sorolio MAJ forgaa;
ak .NrEa~ -uE.3EhH Ehser. NF hrH
men 2ibets Gre bill bore
ebert &ors iom @eroen gap,
bet epigt grgnt bill bore
n6ober SID og @rab.
SUI 90 n1e6 Sin @laoe,
ben itille Srpo og Treo,
Tom Deoens Gus ta,t iprebe
Sorgens Sfper ,neo.
gn berlig Sag oprinoer,
90 lpoer 10 Sit B1t6,
RODS ali, Jon Der forfoiroer
2ps Ell Hufteg ub.
&iIlabs S 8 gsrenien.
aG $3.50 2Ns
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

Pk4tnSA4lGlRl.
a1oen to 9lar, Ri er De bebite &a1nr
urerater 90 leg bar lite erga1tg
Dag gipt Gem en- @abe."
Gun fon langiotnt op.
rsaeg brp6er mig life ON noget.
81 bur 10 begee to ollereoe / Mor-
ges faaef bort sSlrIetrn al Dor Yenz
i~io11snteber !! 8borfor iib6er @e fife
Dos oet2 @norfor er De fcrln1e,l
til mig? Seq bill babe ben1n Bog
left u6 iafte11."
Som bleo li6t forleoen oper be1-
.oes ofbiien6e Gone.
u@lifpar6ig fom altio. @norfor
leg life f@iooer / salone1r? Toroi
leg life bill. 5oroi leg foretrpffffer
Ceres Selifab for Sa1letreets;
Morges gior0e De 10 felp Mnr as
bet rent n6 logt. De par altfor
mooer1e til at feire SSl1le11 me6 DarS
% Song. Mon, Der Ter 81. Sou er
ri en- Gong igien enige! Dh gif
mig pan io1nme Mnooe iom Gem!
Seq pnlfe6e at finbe Ell ligein1bd
Siel; Set bur leg iii. M!!tiaa n1oarg-
Ter Ger tint ct go6t Clos @in og
lit feItIig Mitensma0. Sou bur leg
set: 81 to gaar ben paa en- COB
&eitounant: n,oaife treffer bi @e-
fien6fe. !@por befoler Sc, at hi
gnar benz"
elfe SalIeH bapoe reiit fig op.
gun 1trafte fine unge, fraftige Nr=
me; men life Sen minbfte 8eDegelic
fporeoes / ber6es blege, ftolte Gn<
figt.
Set er mig ligegplbigt. lao p3
Blot fonrr1c u6. man fbeles 10
ber!"
@rn1 bi6ite life ielp, boorfor bun.
plu6ielig fete fig foo beb. S en-
.Sart tog fun &t, Sper1tpffe cg
.&nnbifer og trengte fohmelig moIe-
rem Zen til Dere11s for at bo1r bur
jtigt ifl1lbe be11te fine 5neer: S set
imnn,e ringebe set pan &obeo1ere1l
% bin bnr ion nerngs, at FUN for
famme11 beb 2pben.
Moleren be,lote fig ONT. uStl1e=
|pigen CT 11be!!"
r@offepigen oeIoa!" ipare0e g1ie.
.9lItfau moo III ll1ffe OPT"
nbaltfor 9gre,1 ito6 &oitbuOct.
Sam brogte to Softer, cit til Sans
|@erbarot og en- til Gle &oaert.
So Mo1roe,1 bar .gaaet, ito6 Sc
|beg9e meb fine @oper og foa IT'D,
,on, a., ho oo,,oroho fio for h;;,,o1,-
S..,
o. cn o,y.
[oo ~ot1p,ro}fet. moroe,, FL, :; nofz
10 ,,h tx a. ooo =,
I'm, r,,,tone nm, .horonpt mos o,t.
ITO rd6c Qin6pr
g. ,,;I hcrroro fa,.,4 & hno5 m,-
Scr ifr;nern
!@,,,, n ~ foo me6libertop t,ono
bor1. +,
,Mot1trliobig ,eo,r Sc fife ffo11
pe,1te."
!@on oif foro,, hen6p 8 set az
'~lerfgrite @preIie tnnbte fmu, set eIef=
.triffc 2og.
60 hnnrfor ;rfen ,oono Grie
,toni;a moro ;ro,iH ST., o. =; M
Inn rnffprio o,hroo+ hos/ ss,,Lptroc+u
no ,tos hoaoo eoro,,o,, hno,.
ey,,ro+rma+ So, f,;,ra m.oa
,fohto -, ,o,r;o ~, ,@4on,,o :, So,,,
o. ~. $3.50 'pI11 w. Nv" ~
nn W leu icy
uluoeM'oe1N W. fuu y"'t ~ ipoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26
Gn elebelia Sui
% ct aobt Mptaar

snifes allie pore @enner 90 2eicre
2er % fern!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

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Battered at the Post ONCE Ct st. .Psul
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-26

Sc CT go6t at bore Barn ont ssSsl1.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
READY FOR THE SEASON
Grand Opera House Thoroughly Over.
hauled and Will Be Opened with The
Maid and the Minister. -

The dramitic season will be formal.
ly opened at Sank Center Saturday
evening, Aug. 16, at which time a
strong dramtic organization will pre-
sent "The Maid and the Minister. "
This is said to be drama of unusual
merit, and enjoyed a run of 262
nights in New York. 1t is bright,
clever and clean, and while the plot
is unusually strong there is an abund-
ance of high-grade comedy.
The Herald understands that Man
ager O'Gara of the Grand, has devoted
considerable time and expense since
the close of the season, revamping
and repairing the house, making it
comfortable for the public. He has
booked the opening attraction at con-
siderable expense and as it is guar
anteed one, the public should appre-
ciate his efforts with liberal house.
Popular prices will prevail and the re-
served seats sale will start at Fiesler's
drug store Friday noon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
JOHN P. THIELMAN DEAD
One of Stearns Countys Oldest Residents
Passes Away at Avon Sunday
T,xN sc Years Of Agesss =

John Peter Thielman, one of the
oldest residents of the county, died at
the home in Avon Sunday after ling.
ering illness, says Mondays St. Cloud
Times. Hewas sc years of age and
had been a resident O the county tor
over so years.
He was born in Prussia, Germany,
in 1927, and came to America when a
young man. He settled first in the
East and later came to Stearns coun-
ty, settling at Avon. He had large
number of brothers and sisters, all of
whom are dead but Leonard of St.
Cloud. Besides his brother he is sur
vived by one son, John at Avon, and
one daughter, Mrs. Catherine Schmidt,
also of Avon.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
morning with services at o'clock at
the Catholic church in Avon. In
terment was in Avon cemetery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
TAKES unto himself A Wife
Former Sank Centre Young Man Married
at Little Falls Thursday
of Last Week

Sank Centre friends of August Lar
son were taken by surprise when they
learned that the young man was unit
ed in marriage at Little Falls Thurs
day of last week. The bride was Miss
Amy Nelson, was school teacher
near Swanville, the home of the
groom. The following from the Swan
vile News tells the story of the event
in detail:
"The many friends of August Lar
son and Miss Amy Nelson will be
more than surprised to hear of their
wedding which occurred at Little
Falls yesterday, Thursday. Of course
August had to be up to some of his
tricks so he made it a complete sur
prise to even his most intimate friends.
''The bride, Miss Amy Nelson, is
we'll known in this community and
especially at Burtrum, as she was an
efficient teacher in the schools there
last term. Miss Nelson is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. N
Nelson of Fergus Falls.
1.-THE groom, August Larson, has
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
new GRAIN RATES IN FORCE
Great Northern Hopes to Invite Early
Shipping by Reducing Charges
for Hauling Crop

Redu ctions in freight rates on grain
grain products and flax seed between
Great Northern Railroad stations in
Montana and Idaho and points in Illi-
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota and
the Dakotas went into effect Thurs
day of last week. Lowered rates
from Montana to points on the west
coast went into operation August TO-.
This is plan on the part of the
railroads to cooperate with the farm
ers in the early shipment Of their
grain, and it is hoped that this re-
duction in grain rates will induce
shipment soon after the harvest sea-
son.
The reduction ranges from l 10
cents on a hundred pounds. Grain
shipped from Butte to the Twin
Cities under the old rate was 81 cents
hundred, and under the new tariffs
will be 80 cents: From Butte to Seat
tie the old rate was 81, and the new
rate 28f cents. -.- go
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
MRS. Won BAUMBACH DEAD
Pioneer of Alexandria and Wife of Well
+. Known Minnesotian Called
Home Last Week

Mrs. Won Baumbach, wife of Major
Frederick Won Baumbach,, died at her
home in this city, Saturday, August
End, 1913, at 5 O'Clock p. M. aged SO
years and days, says the Alexandria
Citizen. She had been ill for several
months, suffering from heart trouble.
Sarah Jane Decker was born July
Is, 1916, at Elmira, N. York, where
she grew into young womanhoed. She
lived one year near La Crosse, Wis,
and then moved to Milwaukee. In
December, 1868, she was married to
Frederick Won Baumbach at Camp
Washburn, Wis. At the close of the
war they lived for one year at Cold
Springs ,Stearns county, MIMI, and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14

came to this county in 1866, locating
on homestead near Brandon. In
the spring of 1873 they moved to AL
exandria and this city has been their
home ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumbach had no
children of their own, Miss Julia be-
ing an adopted daughter.
The deceased was kind hearted
woman and will be sadly missed in the
nome.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
A. A. Secord of the Congregational
church, were held from the home
Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Interment in Kinkead cemetery. Pail
bearers: L. J. Brown, 0. J. Robards,
G. J. Gunderson, G. H. Raiter, G. Op'
pal and G. A. Kortsch.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14

made many friends during the past
year that he has been cashier of the
First State Bank, and has an honor
able and enterprising disposition that
will surely make his mark in this
world Mr.. Larson's mother, Mrs.
Anton Larson, resides at Sank Centre,
but his father has been dead some
years.
From Little Falls Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson went to Minneapolis on their
honeymoon trip and expect to return
to Swanvile about August 25th.
The News joins with the swarms of
friends of the newlyweds in ext tending
heartiest congratulations and best
wishes and hope they have all kinds
of luck and prosperity during their
married life."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
GOV. EbERHART TO
ATTEND co. FAIR
MinnesOta's Chief Executive Will
Formally Open Fair on
September 18th.
WILL ALSO MAKE ADDRESS
Other State Officials Will Be
Present.--Needed Improve
ment at Grounds.

Gov. A. O. Eberhart will attend
the Stearns County fair at Sank
Centre, on the opening day, Sept
18th, and will formally open this
fine exhibition. A number of other
state officials will accompany the gov
ernor and will spend the day and eve
ming enjoying the hospitality of the
Sank Centre people. Final plans are
not developed, but it is certain that
the governor will deliver an address
at the fair grounds in the afternoon
of Sept. 18th.
The fair officials last evening closed
contract with the Cory Carnival
Company to appear in Sank Centre
the three days of the fair. Their
shows will be located up town except
the monster balloon which will make
a flight with a parachute leap each
day of the fair, from the grounds.
The carnival company come highly
recommended.
At regular meeting of the council
Wednesday evening of last week a
committee from the fair association
appeared before them and asked that
the city construct dairy barn 3OxSO
on the fair grounds. The conncil by a
unanimous vote appropriated 5000 for
the barn and other improvements.
The bids were opened Monday after
noon, the contract was let for 1890
and work has already started on the
structure.
At the meeting of the commercial
club Friday evening the question of
the automobile advertising trip was
brought up. The president of the
club was instructed to appoint COM
mittee of three to have charge of this
Sociability run which will include
the towns for many miles around.
President Henneman appointed E. A.
Richards, B. F. Dubois and DR.. H.
L. Lamb, as the committee. They
will have entire charge of the Urinary
and other arrangements. All car
owners are invited to participate in
any or all of these trips. Due an
nouncement will be made of the
dates and routes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
CITY DADS Hold
REGULAR MEETING
Council Transacts Large Amount
of Important Routine and
Special Business.
EXTRA session ON MONDAY
Ordinance Ordering Construction
Large Number of New Side
walks Passed.
EXTRA session ON MONDAY

The city council met at the Office
of City Clerk Cooper in regular session
Wednesday evening of last week. Be-
sides transacting large amount of
routine business, considerable special
business was disposed of. The editor
of the Herald appeared before the
council and made a proposition to
publish the proceedings of the coun-
Gil for 81 per month. This amount
is far less than legal rates but we be-
lieved the matter had enough news
value to warrant the publication for
price slightly in excess of the bare
cost Of composition. The proposition
was accepted for the balance of the
fiscal year by unanimous vote.
The Herald understands an unusu-
ally large amount of billswere allowed
Wednesday evening, and that some
of these bills, particularly those for
culverts and sidewalks had been hang
ing fire for some time. Under the
new arrangement the public has am
pie opportunity to keep posted on the
business transacted by the council by
reading the proceedings in the Herald.
The minutes of the regular and spec
iaI session follow herewith:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-14
MACHINE TO WRITE MUSIC.

A German musician has invented a
machinewhich automatically registers
notes emitted by the piano. This new
machine has the same object as one
invented by an Italin and used by
Mascagni in writing his operas, but is
a larger instrument and is operated
by electricity. Into the machine is
inserted roll of paper, and the
composer seats himself before the
piano and executes the composition
that he desires to give to the public.
The machine faithfully registers
every note produced, as faithfully as
golden grain belt beers register their
goodness upon the palate. Advertise.
ment. Order of w. B. Sceirmer,
Sank Centre. 80