The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-06-05
HOME HAPPENINGS
Fancy russell apples, at Albert
DahIem's Grocery Department.

TdnCy ToSSSI dPPiSS, d EAIOSTl
DahIem's Grocery Department.
Adv.
The regular June meeting of the
Beard of Education will be held to-
night.
The children's story hour, which
has been held at the public library
Saturday afternoons, will be discon
tinued until autumn.
Your success depends upon the
training you receive, therefore attend
the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. Adv.
The crew engaged in laying track
on the Great Northern is progressing
rapidly. The appearance of the new
track here is excellent.
Sank Centre and Melrose business
men will cooperate in boosting these
two excellent cities. Good idea, says
the St. Cloud Journal-Press.
The Baptist ladies will give a
''coffee" at the home of Mrs. Mary
Lyman on Thursday, June l., at 2:30
p. m. All are cordially invited. ADV
The Library Board acknowledges a
supplementary subscription to the
Sunset Magazine from a friend who
does not care to have his name men
toned
If you wish to enjoy first class
musical entertainment. be sure and
hear the Minneapolis Symphony Or
chestra at St. Cloud Saturday even
ing. June 7. adv
a fishing party consisting of Supt.
and Mrs. M. d. Aygarn, J. Adam Puff
fer of Boston, Mass, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Fish and son spent Tuesday
at Mr.. Fish's Spring Park cottage.
The Ladies' Guild Of Our Lady of
the Angels Church will give a coffee
at the home of Mrs. A. Bucher on
Thursday, June II. The public is
cordially invited. adv
The gravel crew on the Northern
Pacific resumed operations Saturday.
Sunday the first train of gravel was
hauled to that company's tracks be-
low St. Cloud, the trip being made
over the Great Northern as at first
planned.
The westbound Oriental limited
was wrecked one mile east of Moor
head Sunday night by running into a
derail. The engineer Frank French,
of GAINESVILLE, was killed. Several of
the passengers were shaken up. Traf-
fic was delayed several hours.
The landscape gardening in front of
the new high school building begins
to show good results. The grass is
coming into sight and the shruhbery
is putting forth leaves. Many COM
pliments are heard for the Board of
Education for making this improve
ment.
Special bargain days Friday and
Saturday, this week at Albert Dah-
LENS Grocery Department. We
are entering upon our forty-sixth
wear of continuous successful
business in this city. Come in
and meet US, We old timers and
new ones. Adv.
The Stearns County Fair has ISSUED
it's premium list for the fair to be
held September IL, II and Is, next
1t shows that $1,000 has been put VI
for the races. A fine touring car will
be given away, besides many othel
special prizes. There is an endless
| number for farm and household
products. The book was printed b.
The Herald and is fine job.-Hol
dingford Advertiser.
The Minneapolis Symphony Orches
ira will give one of it's concerts in tn
Cathedral School Hall, St. Cloud, Sat
urday evening, June I. This is
distinctly high grade musical organic
alton and those who miss the enter
tainment these fine musicians Civ
will regret it. E. T. Davidson is man
aging the orchestra during its St
CT .ud appearance and extends an in
vitation to Sank Centre people to at
tend. The Great Northern will hol'
train No. 5 until after the concer
and will make all stops between St
Cloud and Sank Centre to accomodat
all who desire to attend. adv