The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-08-29
Go to the State. Fair next week.
The Great Northern road will sell you
a ticket for the round trip, for one fare
S4.O1, which includes an admission
ticket to the fair grounds.
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A. Dahlem's Dry Goods Suggestions
At this season of the year,
To keek health full, and in good cheer
Lay aside your satins, silks and
| frills:
Envelop yourself in our newly ar.
rived woolens, blankets and quilts
twill pay you to see P. Lamb, II
you want loan on your farm and get
his liberal terms.
| A marriage license has been issued
to George Blakeley and Miss. Mary
Neal, both of Sank Centre.
Prof. William Holden has beer
elected Instructor Of sight reading, vic
lin, mandolin, and guitar at Glenwood
| Academy.
Irish Brothers are overhauling the
old Sank Centre house barn, getting
it ready for the bus business when the
Palmer House opens.
P. Lamb represents some of the
strongest insurance eompa MES in the
United States and can give you in
surance that insures at reasonable
rates.
Mat. Brunsell closed up the space
between the side walk and the hotel
with cement, and then removed his
equipment to the Parcher livery sta
BILE property and is laying a walk
there.
The ladies' aid of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church will serve supper at
the residence of J. Myhre opposite the
Methodist church on Friday evening,
August 30, commencing at 5 o'clock.
Every body is cordially invited.
Mems Clothing.-Our new fall and
winter goods are arriving. Don't fail
to inspect our stock. We sell cheaper
than others. A. Dahlem's Department
Store.
A horse belonging to S. Pendergast,
on his farm west of the city, got en-
tangled in a.wire fence on Friday last,
cutting leg so seriously that it was
feared it would bleed to death at once.
The flow of blood was stopped just in
time.
The work train on the branch has
completed the work between this city
and Long Prairie and has moved
northward of that station. It has done
vast amount OF grading and surfac-
ing, putting the track in fine condi-
ton.
Hans Hansen has purchased the
south half of the Mrs. Childs property
on Main-st., opposite the Episcopal
church. He will build upon it pro-
viding he sells his present home. or,
failing to do so, he will remove his
house thither next spring.
Mrs. Windsor, whose husband is
employed in the Keller factory, drives
over from the east side OF the river
every evening after him. On Monday
evening the horse became frightened
and ran into a wire fence near the
Adventist church, throwing her out,
straining her shoulder quite badly.
Sank Centre will have good reli-
able wheat market this year. All
the elevators have come to an under.
standing which il just and reasonable
to pay Minneapolis price for wheat
less an average of ten cents. Grades
and dockage will be as liberal to the
farmer as is possible, aud so far the
several buyers are convinced tina,
there will be no cause for complaint il
they can prevent it. They believe that
the farmers will be satisfied with a just
deal which will give fair profit to
the buyers. The HERALD is assured
that the farmers will get it.
McGregor Bros. not only keep frst
class livery stable, but their prices are
right.
L. r. Barto furnishes surety and
fidelity bonds.
Sank Centre Academy will be open
for work in all departments September
p, 1901. Ten per cent discount to, all
who enter at the beginning of the term.
McPhee's Big Show.
The Downie McPhee Big Show
comes to the Grand for one perfor-
manance on Friday evening, Aug. 30
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