The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-10-14
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d MSS: II Rich from Minneapsha, is.
Il the guest of her Son. DR.. E. 6. Rich s
Fire vissisoS MONDAY While enroate home.
from the city.
4 FOR sALE-Two crosstcut saws
Herald office. - 20
E Fred B. Rowe returned last night
from a several days business trip to
LELAND, Iowa. + ~ &
Il Mr.s and Mrs. Roy Hooper of War
rem ar, are guests ,r Of Harry Hooper
r FOR SALE-S1.300 first mortgage
drawing a per cent. well secured on
E1and near Sank Centre. Chas. Hough-
fton. s,:201t -..t- ......,q>s-s ~ >
Mrs, Louise Whitefeld of Sank Sen-
Fire and Miss May Shobart of Grey
Eagle were visitors at the Graham
home near Freeport last Sunday. - i
The Sans Souci Club held their reg
| ular bi-weekly feed at the Aygarn
home Tuesday night. It.was the fifst
gathering of the organization since
| the summer vacation + At)sr' Z =-:- g..
J. J. McRae and Mr.. Cox, Of Swan
willie, passed through the city Wednes
| day on their way to Stevens county in
| their car. They are-out after ducks
| and Nc: will probably get them.
| - MT anu NuIS. y. I1Sd1y, VI CITY,
| Mimi, who will spend the winter IN
/ California arrived last Thursday and
visited with the lady's sister, Mrs. }. J.
w eisner, returning home Monday.
Miss Florence Parker was an arrival
| from Willmar Wednesday and will re-
main in Sank Centre until after the
| wedding Saturday night of her bro
| Their, William Parker, to Miss Louise
| Merryman. ..s..> ...-..-. .-~-t... :.
R. Raymond. the 'B. P. S." paint man
| IL MoK
| cottage on Birch street and will take
immediate possession. Miss Mckay
| will occupy front rooms upstairs, just
| south of the Hanson & Emerson drug
| store.
| There will be a celebration Of the
Holy Communion in the Episcopal
church next Sunday morning at 1890.
The Rev. S. L. Mitchell, Rector of the
parish of The Holy Faith" 1ngleWood
California, will preach. The public is
| cordially invited.
j. W.. Ward returned Wednesday
evening from several weeks scent Wis
iting mis- daughter and family, Mrs.
Hauser at Denver, Col. j. w. says
Colorado is all right for vi sting
place but old Sank Centre always
looks mighty good to him after a few
weeks absence. --.... ..-..
SCHOOL NOTES
|, DR.. J. N. Lenker, of Minneapolis. who
advocates a more prominent place in
for the settlement languages, German
in German settlements and ScandinaV-
ian in Scandinavian settlements, gave
an instructive talk to the High School
on Tuesday. Among other things DIR.
Lenker said. Germans and ,can iilaY-
| ians going to England created English
would be secured by teaching these
4 languages in the grades. In IS Amer
I lean Universities Scandinavian lis
taught, in SO High Schools and 200
Minnesota. This language is becolnirg
popular in the Northwest as It, has
| cultural and commercial value. The
best time to speak a second language
| is in the grades. 1t is an accomplish
| ment to be able to speak second Ian
| guage. 1t diciplines the mind, tons'ie
and ear of the child. Goethe truthfully
says: "he who does not know a second
! language does not one WELL"
| Last Monday morning the weekly
| report cards were issued in the grades
and the report shows that the work
veniences in the arrang Of, the
| school rooms, is far. above expec.a7
tions. The following is a general
| statement of the quality of the work.
Eighth Grade: Excellent, 4; Good, Is;
| Fair, %; Poor, 6. :. / =. ~. ~
Seventh Grade: Excellent /; Good,
| 15; Fair rs; Poor ~ :. -fs.5 = :.
| Sixth Grade:~ Excellent, 4; Good, 16
F9 Fifth h. craze reae: 1 Excellent, Good. H.
| Fair, .2S; Poor, g. f~-Et..- .r....~-s- H.. :.
Fourth Grade: Excellent, 4; Good, Is;
| Fair, 16; Poor l. y <sfg ri :
Third Grade: Excellent, s; Good, !, IS;
| Fair, 10; Poor, 0. - = " EET
Second Grade, Excellent, 6; Good, ~;
| Fair, IT; Poor, 0. 49, .[.>yt%.,,.t !, -, -,
| ! First Grade: Excellent, s; Good, Is:
Fair, IL; Poor, o. - HIP =. 7 ~
| Primary Excellent, 4; Good IS
! Fair, 10; Poor. 2. = III EtElsk
! HOME SCHOOL NOTES
| Miss Allison. who for some tirao he's
been anxious for such post. Or, has
! left the Home School to take tip work
at the Mudcura sanitarium. sShalopee
| Alcott cottage, on "Wednesday eve
ming, entertained the House Mothers
and other helpers at 800" l. HUI.
Friday evening the young people of
the. Home School, together with the
| teachers and other people Ct Sank
| Centre, Were entertained at RECEIPT ion
| given at the Thos. Sullivan home by
the ladies of the Congregational
| church. q
There has been quite a nr,vcnen
| during the week in the Home School
| population. Mango the neluers have
! been to and from the Citi IS and
| among the girls there have been IA
number of paroles and several new
| commitments. Also there nave been
many visitors to see the institution.
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