The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
LOCAL NOTES
JULY Is. 1901.
It was very hot on Saturday.

1t was very hot on Saturday.
List your farm with ]. F. Cooper
No sale; no charge.
A general clearing sale OF la1ies'
shoes at The Boston.
For wear, for looks, for style; high
est quality-The Lanpher hat.
There will be an excursion to Duluth
on the Great Northern on July 20.
Coma, Mocha and Java-Best coffee
in the world for 20 cents, at Tobey's.
Mrs. Mary E. Doty has been grant
ed a widows pension of So per month
by the government.
If you want clothing, buy OF the
merchant who sells the Lanpher hat
aud you will be up to date. A..
The voice of the locust was raised
on Saturday last to remind the listen
err that summer is half gone.
No need of worrying about pain now
that Mull's Lightning Pam Killer can
be had. Kills pain instantly. 25c.
Don't forget that the Fall term of
the Mankato Commercial College, will
begin Sept. 1. Write for catalogue.
The Great Northern railroad COM
pany is rebuilding it's track scales.
1t has gang of expert workman en-
ployed. ~
We are making special cut prices on
great many lots of shoes that he
want to close out before our fall stock
arrives-at The Boston.
The Great Northern will improve its
line between Sank Centre and Park
Rapids this season. The Long Prairie
depot will be improved.
At meeting of the board OF county
commissioners held last week the bond
of the Bank of Sank Centre, in the
sum of $40, 600, was approved.
A. J. Fischback lost about $40 worth
OF Great Northern and Northern Paci-
fc mileage while at Sank Centre on
Saturday.-Osakis Park Review.
On Monday DR.. E. J. Lewis took a
Mrs. johnson, Todd county patient,
to St. Raphael's hospital in st. Cloud.
The woman was suffering from blood
poisoning.
Elmer Hart, of the firm of James
Hart & Sons, Browerville, was in the
city on Saturday. He was in search
of bricklayers to finish the large store
his firm is constructing. @- g.
Don't trife with your Kidneys. If
they're not performing their proper
functions, take Mull's Pioneer Kidney
Cure. Dollar draft in each $l.00 box
guarantees cure. 25c.
DR.. j. A. McMasters assisted at an
autopsy upon the remains of DR.. Nc
Evan of Alexandria last week. VIM.
Scherffius embalmed the remains, and
the physicians present-seyen of them
complimented him highly upon his
work. ,.s
The Osakis Lake Review pays this
deserved compliment: Miss Maude
White of Sank Centre, has organized
a class in piano and organ instruction
at Osakis. The success with which
Miss White is meeting attests her
ability as frst-class musical instruc-
tor. ..:-. .- e.
Charles A. Moore has sold the Fred
LANCE farm of $40 acres, four miles
northeast of town, to J. w. Brunskill.
a prosperous farmer whe comes from
McCook Co., S. D. The considera-
ton was 81, 800, and one-half the grow
ing crops are included in the sale.
The rest room on Third-st., is a
complete success. Up to last Satur-
day over 200 ladies from the country
had taken advantage of the conven-.
fences it offers them. Scarcely a day
bat it has a goodly number from the
country even at this season of the
year-the very dullest. The ladies
who have been instrumental in estab-
fishing it are to be congratulated.
Work on the hotel is progressing
rapidly. Already the stringers for
the second floor are in place and the
wall is we'll advanced on the third
story. The window frames are in
place, and one may begin to get some
idea of how the completed building
will appear. The first floor partitions
are set and lathed. At the present
rate of progress the contractor feels
confident that he will have the build
ing completed at the specified time
September 10.
1t is a recognized fact that train No.
on the Great Northern road, which
arrives here from the east at Ills p.
m. is nearly emptied here of its pas
sengers who are on their way up the
branch line. For some time baggage
car has been run through from st.
Paul. to the northern terminus of the
branch to relieve the transfer work
- - .Tb,a far M throuUh paeeon0or