The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-07
hot mullins, hot cakes,
made with Royal Baking
Powder may be freely
eaten without fear of
indigestion.

| Gea-SeG. CLOCK, VlOlln, GUITAR, Of ulduN
other articles of great value for onl!
twenty-five cents at Alden's Grab Sale
November 8 and 9.
Hans Halverson of North Fork, wa!
in the city on Saturday.
| HI. Beal of Westport, leaves fol
Park Rapids in a few days, and ex-
poets to go to work in the woods get
ting out wood for fuel.
A. L. Sunderland and his two sons
Fred and Frank are back in Westpor,
and have taken the farm known as the
Matteson ploce.
Pillow tops for the holidays, rang
ing in price from 10c to 50 at Mel.
Blied's.
Theo. Schwinden will 60 to Cloquet
this week to work for G. P. Mcclure
in getting out cedar telegraph poles
and fence posts.
George Day, who owns the real es-
tate occupied by W. Parcher, was in
the city during the past week. Mr..
Day is living in Minneapolis, dealing
in feed and fuel. He is looking we'll
his health fully restored.
A fine assortment of North Star and
California Blankets on..sale at Mel.
Blied's.
Cold weather is here and high time
for buying heavy underwear. The
kind that combines warmth and good
wearing qualities is the cheapest. We
carry the best. Mel. Billed.
Mat. J. Cleveland went to Brewer
Vile to spend Sunday. His wife is
visiting her parents there.
A carload OF Washington state ap-
Piles was received here on Tuesday and
deyided up among our merchants.
H. P. Gallup was in town on Tues
day.
Miss Mayberry is showing some
beauties in the way of pattern hats.
j. A. Pendergast of Gray Eagle, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Spitz left for
New York City on Tuesday.
c. H. Bennett has torn down his
machine shed on Third-st. He will
build warehouse, 25x60 feet, on the
south side of Third, west of the city
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hunter and
their neice, Miss Alma Cannon, at
tended the funeral of Frank Clark at
Burtrum on Sunday last. He was a
prominent Woodman and the atten-
dance of members waslarge.
"A. E. Lyman shipped a carload of
horses and emigrant goods to Cando,
On Thursday last.
c. M. Sprague has purchased a fine
Concord buggy made by J. q. Lovaas.
It is a fine vehicle. John Grundman
has one also.
Fred J. Bergman was town treasurer
Of Ashley. When he removed to Sank
Centre he resigned the Office and the
board will fill the vacancy.
Ed. Lovaas has returned home after
an absence of several months. He has
been at work at Appleton.
T.. w. Fredricks returned from Ken.
mare on Wednesday. He will remain
about week before returning.
The Keller Manufacturing company
has just received seventeen carloads
of iron-more than 400 tons-for use in
manufacturing sleds, harrows and
wagons. In addition to this carload
of harrow teeth and one of bolts are on
the way here.
A. Clay and family have removed to
Nevis, where they will reside on a
claim.
J. E. WEIGH has returned from an
extended trip to New York state. He
visited friends in Stuben county, and
attended the exposition.
The city clerk has new set of file
clips.
The Sank Centre Dancing club has
been organized for the purpose of
giving series of dances, every two
weeks, through.the winter. President,
(os. Kuzba; secretary, A. ManseIl;
treasurer, Geo. r. Bergman. It is
The purpose of the members to make
The gatherings enjoyable to all who
attend. The firstsdance will be held on
evening, November 20.
The hall willibe decided on next week.
Look out for a shower of meteors on
he evening Of November il, You
nay not see it, butt is expected.