The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-07-03
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HOME HAPPENINGS
The only good potato bug is a
dead one. Our Paris green makes
good bugs. G. HiIlerud & Co. Adv

good bugs. G. hillerud & Co. Adv
The Herald is in receipt of post
al card from G. Hillerud, written from
New York June 25, the day before he
sailed on the big new steamship I'M
perator for Norway to spend six
weeks visiting at his old home. The
reverse of the card beors picture of
the latest ocean greyhound, the larg
est ship afloat.
St. Cloud is to have one day at the
Stea1ns county fair at Sank Centre in
september. Make it a hummer
There should be at least $50 automo-
bile parties to 60 up, accompanied by
the St. Cloud band, and extend the
glad hand to our neighbors of the
second city in the county. The people
CT Sank Centre have had energy
enough to keep up the county fair,
and they are deserving of what en-
couragement this-end of the county
can give them.-sSt. Cloud Journal
Press.
The Independent Lumber and Coal
Company have a well selected stock,
of lumber and a good assortment Of
coal. 1t will be to your advantage to
give US an opportunity to figure on
your lumber and coal bills. Adv. Sc
The Board of Educotson is planning
to have an entire new ventilating sys-
tenn placed in the old grade school
building. A. S. Challman, in the en-
ploy of the state, has ordered
! it put in, as he has in numerous other
public buildings throughout MINES
ota. H. B. Parsons of Minneapolis,
architect of the new high school
building, was here last week looking
over the old building with view to
making plans for the ventilation.
The fan system will be used and fine
machinery will be installed this sum-
mer so that everything will be in
working order by the time school
opens in the Fall.
The ladies of the Our Lady of the
Angels Church will give a coffee at
the home of Mrs. Eliza Brown on
Wednesday, July 9. Ice cream social
in the evening. All are welcome. adv
The last number of the Osakis Re-
view had this to say Of the work of
the Sank Centre Band at Osakis the
day of the farmers and dairymen's
outing: IF one thing more than an
other contributed to the enjoyment
of the day it was the playing of the
Sank Centre Band of fifteen pieces,
led by Mr.. Aamot. The boys were
right on hand all the time and their
playing was as good as that furnished
by any amateur organization of equal
size anywhere. The band is made up
of gentlemen and kind words were
heard for them on all sides. In the
evening the boys gave concert under
the arc light at the drug store corner
and played a number of overtures in
which their work was most prais-
wOrthp. Sank Centre may well feel
proud of their band, and their work
was an inspiration to music lovers
and Commercial Club members in
Osakis which We hope may result in
reviving the interest in a band at
home"
Saturday afternoon an automobile
sent out by the state committee to
tour Minnesota in the interests of the
Prohibition cause, made it's ap-
pearance in Sank Centre and attract
cd considerable attention by footing
it's horns arranged on one side of the
car, and making "a noise la CALI
ope. After crushing up and down
Main street time or two the Car
drew Up to the curb at the corner of
Main and Third streets and a speech
followed. The speaker was intro
duced by Rev. R. w. Duel, pastor of
the Methodist church. This speaker
set forth the tenets of the Prohibi-
ton party to good sized audience
that listened in a respectful manner
throughout. The automobile, said
the speaker, was purchased with nick
els and dimes contributed by The BOYS
and girls of the state for the good of
the Prohibition cause. The car is
touring the state and is on the road
all the time except Sundays.