The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-01-23

you right. Jas. Ingram Lumber
Go. Adv.
j Matt Nathe h s purchased the
Ihouse in which John Kerneghan now
lives and will occupy it as soon as Mr..
, Kerneghan moves into his new house
; near the public school building. At
, torney NJ. G. Kelsey will then occupy
the rooms over Nathe's clothing store
, for his law office. Mr. Kelsey is now
, in temporary quarters in the Fender
, Igast building on Third street.
The ladies Of Our Lady Of Lady
OF the Angels church will give .
esrd party and basket supper In
eschsr's hall Thursday evening,
Jan. 3oth. All srs cordially In
vtted. Adv.
. The Pioneer Press of Wednesday
published list of sixth district vot-
ers who are in favor of woman suf-
frage. The Sank Centre list con-
tanned the following names: Mayor
-. N. McGibbon, j. A. Dubois, p. r,
Hanson, N. J. Brown, b. F. Dubois,
y. A. Caughren, +. H. Kinsella. A.
| w. Austin, Fl. L. Lamb, NJ. C. KEEL
Isey, NJ. d. Aygarn, Chas. Fiesler, S.
p. Hansen, Enoch Johnson, A. e
IStrebel. :
| This is to inform the public that I
have rented the blacksmith shop Of
V. J. Dombovy and will conduct the
business from the old stand. shall
endeavor to give all customers first
class service. Lee Johnson. Adv.
| At Maple Creek, Sask., Canada. on
Monday, December 3Oth. last, Mrs.
W. j. Holmes died at the home of
her daughter Mrs. w. j. LYMAN.
Mrs. Holmes was native of New
York and was "A Years of age at the
time of her death. She had been in
poor health for thirty years. Mrs.
Holmes was a devoted Christian wo-
man. She leaves an aged husband
and three daughters. The daughters
are Mesdames r. j. Smith and w. J.
Lyman OF Maple Creek, and Mrs. NJ.
ID. Trattles OF Sank Centre.
1t you buy your coal of tfiiierud
you will never live to regret II.
Adv.
}. ID. kowalkowski of st. Cloud. |
chairman II the Board of County
Commissioners, and Val Herman of |
Holdingford, a member OF that body.
arrived in Sank Centre Tuesday eve. |
ming. Wednesday morning they went |!
out east OF town in company with J. |.
IL. Canie Id, the local member of thel
Board, TO look over ttas-weste western end
- nc county road. This road .as
begun two or three years ago and hasI
been pushed as far as Albfi,. it.l,.
the intention OF the commissioners
TO have it completed as far as Saslk |
Centre the present season. While sxsss
town Messrs. Kowalkowski and fer I
Mali met their many friends and |
acGuaintances. Both gentlemen were /
looking and feeling well. Mr. Herr
man, in addition to being commits
sioner, is q game warden and covers I
five counties.
Make arrangements now to attend |
the cond INTERSTATE ski
TOURNAMENT at Glenwood Feb
II. The Glenweod ski hill holds the |
record for the state of Minnesota
l43 fees The wnrld's-bsst skiers will
participate. ADV. 1896
Commenting upon the report, re-
Gently published, relative to condi-
tions on the White Earth Indian res
ervation, Attorney NJ. c. Kelsey, Who'll
was on the reservation for over year.
and who recently returned from there,
says the report has not exaggerated
things in the least The indians,
says Mr.. Kelsey, have been robbed of |
their land, left to barely exist In their
filthy huts and are afflicted with tu-
bercuiosis and other diseases. MIR.
Kelsey entertains grave doubts as TO |
the ability OF the Indians to become
and remain self-supportiDg. Theyt
are irresponsible. he says, and have
so little idea OF the value of money
that it is not safe TO trust them with /
it. He believes the government will
always have to treat them as children.
contrary to the popular believe that I
the Indians are dying of, they are In
creasing, says MIR. Kelsey, the num-
Der now on the White Earth reserva-
ton constantly growing larger. I
: The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men will meet in the city hall Friday
evening, at O'Clock. This beingf
the regular night for installation, a.
good attendance is desired. ]. FL
.Coyle, Cor. Adv.
Special Sale at the Bee Hive