The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-22
The story hour at the public library,
on Saturday, will be in charge of Miss
Winifred Cooper.

The story hour at the PUBIC library,
on Saturday. will be in charge of Miss
Winifred Cooper.
Let us sell you feed for your grow
ing chickens or your laying hens: will
make you money. L. S. Bishop Co.
adv
Numerous entertainments in honor
of Miss Cecile Gallagher of St. Cloud,
who is to wed B. F. Dubois of Sank
Centre in June, are being given her
bv her home town friends. S turday
evening Miss Abbie Chapek gave an
enjoyable function for Miss Gallagher
Cards were playedn and refreshments
were served. The color scheme at the
tables was in pink. Monday after
noon Miss Lydia Schaefer entertained
the Washington school teachers at
her home. Covers We're laid for eight.
The printing coat holds the same
relative position in. painting as
does the foundation of house in
building. Get best prepared paint
for the printing coat Of G. HiIIerud
& Co. ,: Adv.
Sunday night at about ten O'Clock
an automobile from Melrose ran off
the road near the viaduct: over the
Great Northern tracks on south
Main street. The machine was being
driven up hill at that point and the
driver must have been careless. as the
tracks showed that the car had been
driven over the edge of the twelve
foot enbankment. The car turned
over twice and alighted right side up.
1t was slightly injured. -Four persons
were in the Car. but aside from few
bruises none of them were hurt.
DO YOU become easily tired when
on your feet, with accompanying
pains through the feet and legs?
Crawford last supports will bring re-
lief. Al sizes for men and women,
500 per pair. Sold by The Model.
Adv.
The annual convention of the Min
nesOta Iiremen'S Association will be
held in Thief River Falls June 10 and
II. Sank Centre will have nine re-
representatives., but they have not yet
been chosen. Chief Geo. Fish will at
tend and the other delegates will be
selected in few days. The Great
Northern will run special train from
st. Paul to Thief River Falls TO carry
delegations. This train will leave the
state capital at $50 on the evening
of June 9 and is scheduled TO arrive
in Thief River Falls at o'clock the
following morning. 1t will pass
through Sank Centre about midnight
Stops are to be made at all points
on the line from which delegates will
be sent.
Baled hay for sale. L. S. Bishop
Co. adv
The Northern Pacific is opening up
a big gravel pit at Westport from
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prove its track between st. Cloud and
Minneapolis. A crew has has been at
work at Westport for over a month
laying side track to accommodate
the steam shovel and the gravel cars.
Monday long string of empty gravel
cars passed through here bound for
Westport, and was followed on Tues
day by another lot. Mogul engines
pulled the temples" Following the
gravel cars Tuesday afternoon came
the steam shovel and crew. Work be-
gan at once opening up the pit. The
gravel trains will be run over Great
Northern toSt. Cloud, being switched
on to those tracks over the "Y" here.
This saves haul of something like
forty miles.
1t costs no more to put on best
paint than the cheaper paints. II
you are in need Of good paint get
best prep AIRED paint at G. HiiIerud
& Cos. Adv.