The Sauk Centre herald., 1900-11-08
DIR Niyen Novembersl2 and Is.

81 Dr Nlven NOvemD0rTlz ana 10.
ii Albert Bucher has excavation com
pleted for the enlarged cellar OF hi
meat market.
Genuine New York winter apples
a ear load just received at Bishops
, The hearse went to Melrose today I,
attend a funeral.
Trimmed hats at Miss Mayberry'
something elegant in design.
! Printers Ink, publication devoted
to general advertising, has tw,
pages descriptive of the advertising
j enterprise Of jacob Bros. s. Mack
for their Galesburg house.
\ TEETU DR.. Niven will be In saul
ALAAH Centre November II and 1;
and Melrose November IA and Is
Elegant sets of artificial teeth, easy
wearing, perfect lifting and warrant
ed.
By paying 25 cents yon can take a
trip through Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippine Islands, via Photographic
views, on Saturday evening at the
Grand opera house.
| L. s. Bishop Co. have just received
a car of New York winter appless
The Grand army post of the city
will give a very pleasing and unique
entertainment at their hall, on Satur-
day evening, November 10. The en-
itertainment will consist of photo.
graphic views, SO in number, of a trip
through Cuba. Porto Rico and the
Philippine Islands and return,
making a grand illustrated lecture
entertainments. Come and see our
newly acquired possessions. Tickets
% cents. Children Is cents.
DR.. Niven has returned from Europe
and will be in Sauk Centre Novem-
ber IL and l3.
George Scheifer has severed his con-
nection with Albert Butcher. A nephew
of Mrs. Bucher takes his place.
A telephone message received from
New Paynesville late this afternoon
conveys the sad news of the death of
Ernest Wartenburg, the eight year
old son of Anton Wartenburg, a.
prominent farmer of that vicinity,
which occurred just after the noon
hour today. Tine lad, IN company
with his adopted brother, William, six
years his senior, started to go hunt
ing, and in getting into the wagon, the
gun, which was carried by William,
was exploded and the entire contents
entered the little fellows temple. His
death was of course instantaneous.
The accident is a peculiarly sad one
and has cast a gloom over the entire
village. The adopted boy is from the
State School at Owatonna.-Jou Journal
Press.
Say. DO you know you are wearing
A dirty shirt and collar?
If you could see them us others do
You would fairly squirm and holler.
L
Take them off when you get home
And get "City Laundry by phone or
letter;
We will wash, starch and iron them wei.
And then you will certainly look much
better.
CITY LAUNDRY
Phone No. 81. J. B. ScHoENHoFF, Propr.
Main-st.. Sauk Centre.
At 9 o'clock this morning at the
cathedral occurred the marriage of
Miss Josepha Kleber of this city to
James M. Steel of Melrose, the Rev.
Father Knebel officiating. The bride
wore pale blue and was attended by
Miss Bertha kininger as maid-of-
honor. The best man was Joseph
Kleber, brother Of the bride. Mrs.
Steele is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kleber of Fifth avenue north and
was reared in this city. She has of
late lived at Melrose however. and it
was there that she met her husband
who is a freie hit conductor of the Great
Northern. The bridal couple left ON
the Great Northern this morning for
Seattle, expecting to stop at Kalispell,
Spokane and other points en- route.
They will be, gone about a month and
upon their return will reside either at
ST. Cloud or Melrose, the run being
assigned to the groom governing the
choice of the city. Their friends will
extend heartiest congratulations.
Tuesdays Journal Press.
Sewing machine needles at How
| Bros. q Co.'S.
Milton Deyo sold nine pigs six
months old to- s. p. Hansen or, Mon
day last for $63 10. He believes corn
is a profitable crop when marketed in
the form of pork. Mr.. Deyo will have
twenty COWS TO milk next spring, and
it is mis- purpose to push dairying as
the feature of his farming industry.
Money to Loan on favorable
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