The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-27

high school assembly hall. Free to
all.
At the State Agricultural school at
Morris tonight there is to be, stock
judging contest participated in by
pupils representing agricultural
high schools. The Sank Centre school
will be represented by team compos-
ed of Howard Jackson, Elbridge Cass,
RUSSELL Cooper and Carl Minette.
They go over on the afternoon train
today.
Hotel Radisson. Minneapolis. gives
its guests full value for their money.
Last week the management observed
as Colonial week and on Saturday
gave Colonial Tea" in the chateau
room. That splendid apartment was
handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion and was tlnonged by ladies and
gentlemen. The Herald is glad to
offer the management of this fine
hotel a word of commentator for
the excellent service and the courte.
Gus treatment it accords its guests.
Fancy apples sl.0o per box at
Bishops. Adv.
The firm of Grundmann & Minette
of ST. Cloud has been dissolved. Mr..
Minette retiring. This is Peter
Minette, former Sank Centre boy.
well known in this city a d vicinity.
Some three years ago +. Minetee re-
uoved to st. Cloud and embarked in
automobile business, where he thrived.
His plans for the future are not given
out, but he will probably continue in
business somewhere. Mr.. Minette is
an expert in all things that pertain
to the gas wagon and its various va
carries.
Roller skating every week day night
and Saturday afternoons at the Opera
House. Adv.
The two new cottages at the Home
School for Girls will soon be occupied.
The work of cleaning them out and
arranging the furniture in Cottages
No. ) and 6 began on Wednesday.
Mrs. Anderson. who for some months
filled the position of bookeeper for the
institution. will be matron of Cottage
No. 8. John Straiton, plumbing fore
man. will finish work on the admins
tration building Saturday night and
that structure will then be ready to
turn over TO the state. Mr.. Straiton
will remain another week, however,
to finish up some work on the farm
house.
Contrary to general reports oranges
are plentiful and very reasonable in
price at Bishops. Adv.
Friday evening bliz ard struck
the country and Sank Centre re-
ceived its full share. The storm con-
tinued until about Saturday noon
before breaking. Some three inches
of SHOW fell here and was ably drift
eo, the wind blowing fully forty miles
an hour. In other localities in the
Northwest the snow fall was much
heavier. In the Twin cities there
was something like ten inches of
snow. In southern Minnesota the
fall was still heavier. Monday morn
ing the mercury fell to 10 below Zero
at Sank Centre but Tuesday wa S
warmer.
Twenty-six pieces Rogers sterling
silver set as premium ION display in
storey We assure you never such a
bargain has ever been offered in this
vicinity. You get this premium alb
solutely free with a $500 purchase
in dry goods and shoes Friday.
Notice, we have only limited num-
Der of these valuable sets to give
away. SO you better hurry Sank
Centre Meat & Mercantile Co. Adv
The shower baths are now installed
in the new high school building and
ready for use. In separate rooms ad-
joining each end of the gymnasium
there are three showers. Those for
the use of the boys are at the East
end OF the building, those for the
girls at the west end. This gives the
students who use the gymnasium an
opportunity to have bath and a rub
down after taking exercise. AS prev
iously stated in The + erald, some
forty dollars of the money necessary
to install the showers was donated nv
the old Y. NJ. c. e. organization; the
school board furnished the rest from
the school funds.
Our coffees are extra good for the
money, quality always the same. L.
S. Bishop Co. Adv.
A charming and altogether lovely
youngster celebrated its first birth
day Wednesday. Mesdames X. A.
Norsen and V. G. Wedge presiding at
the function, which was held at the
home of the former. The celebrant
was the Young Ladies' Society of the
Congregational church; the meeting
its first annual. A delightful after
noon was passed. Refreshments were
served and the members indulped in