The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-01-03

the past week in the city.
Otto Thorson, travelling passenger
agent, and Harry Briggs, travelling
freight agent OF the Great Northern
road, were in the city on Wednesday.
Be careful to write 1t 1901.
Misses Lillian McGibbon and Anna
H. Hendryx are guests OF Miss Reba
Ward OF Alexandria.
James B. Hendryx went to Alexan-
dria on Wednesday.
A number OF our citizens went to st.
Cloud today to see Frank Daniels, in
the Ameer. Among them were STAN
ley Dickinson, H. F. Alden and G. A.
Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Bergman went to AL
bany on Saturday to visit her friends
and relatives returning ON Tuesday.
Miss Ford of the high school, served
in the capacity of bridesmaid at a
brilliant wedding in Crookston, dur
ing the vacation.
Oscar Nelson of Hunter, N. D. is in
the city visiting friends. q
Prof. Charles A. Johnson returned
to New Richland today to take up his
school work.
Miss Maud Bixby has returned to
Watertoan, s. D., after a pleasant
visit of two weeks with Sauk Centre
fri,nds.
Somebody hitched to pair of bob
sleds in the yard OF G.. N. Boss last
night, drove off with Them Mr.. Boss
is hot on the trail OF the thief.
The thermometer broke the record
of the season on Friday night "a de-
grees below zero.
Genuine New York winter apples
a car load just received at Bishops.
Mrs. w. Allen Barto came down
from Long Prairie on Saturday last.
On Monday Mr.. Barto came back and
they returned here on Monday.
Trimmed hats, dresssh apes amp
street hats at the very lowest prices at
Miss Mayberry's Millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carr of Blan-
chard, N. D. are in the city Wishing
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. a, j. Bishop are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Firth in
Duluth.
The Symphony orchestra gave
pleasant dancing party on New Years
evening. 1t was pleasant occasion,
heartily enjoyed by all who attended.
Hair switches of all kinds at the
lowest prices from Is cents up. All
goods, are guaranteed satisfactory at
Cothlows g. Co.'S.
~ will buy a coDv of the 18th
nl0 Minnesota Two. Step. Every
It'll piano player should get
NVl copy. For sale at Alden's
Az ~ jewellery Store and Cleve-
land s Book Store
o. o. Hoffman, who is travelling for
. Minneapolis manufacturing concern,
was in town on Saturday.
Mrs. D. F. Miller of Grand Forks, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. n.
Blake. ~.
Mrs, Fred Breden and daughter of
Teche, N. D. has been visiting Mrs.
w. H. Blake, during the past week.
fla. Pangburn has completed his
contracts at Duluth, and is home for
the present.
Mrs. Maud Barnard, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pangburn, returned to her
home in Grand Forks, on Monday.
Rev. C. B. Brecount delivered q
very notable sermon on Friday even
ing last. His general topic was ag-
gressive personal Christianity and he
set forth it's demands and claims very
forcibly and pointedly.
The knights of Pythias held a so
cial meeting on the night OF Dec. 81,
aud continued it we'll into the new CEN
fury.
The Methodist and Roman Catholic
church bells merrily rang out and
rang iu the new century.
The unequaled superiority OF the
sAlpha" De La sal to all other cream
separators in thoroughness of separa-
ton, actual capacity, necessary
power, greater ''churnability" of
cream, and in all other essential res
poets, is the universal basis of it's sale
and is subject to practical demonstra-
ton In actual test or otherwise.
Joseph Cook OF western Raymond
township, one of the advanced farmers
of that town, is lending all his influ-
ence to organizing creamery in that
town. The farmers of Raymond can
support a good, profitable creamery
easily, and make money at it.
A bachelors club was formed in this
city year since, and it was agreed
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