The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-30
A New Version.

"A new version.
The old woman that once lived in q
Has changed her quarters and is
we'll to do,
She bought five barrels of A. Dab
LENS apples,
And made her many children all
happy.
Miss Mayberry's special sale-read
advertisement.
Special sale at Miss Mayberry's I'M
til further notice.
John Reichert of Long Prairie, was
in the city On Tuesday.
Judge Collins spent a portion of
Monday last in the city.
Mrs. Jessie Robertson has gone to
Seattle to spend the winter.
James Van Norman went up the
branch on Tuesday, on business for
James Ingram.
John P. Bernick, democratic candi-
date for sheriff, was in the city on
Tuesday.
Miss Hegg of Alexandria, formerly
OF Sank Centre, was in the city during
the past week.
Mrs. Gass of Anoka, was the guest
of her sister, Miss Lucille O'Copuor
during the past week.
Peter Ruffing OF Arlington, Wis, il
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Louis Sell
and will remain during the winter.
Superintendent Parker is about the
city turning off the surface water sup
plies, preparatory to winter.
Miss May berry is holding specia
reduction sale on frst-class, up-ts
date millinery. Bargains for all.
Miss Esther Sprague came up from
St. Cloud on Saturday, returning or
Monday. She is attending the Norma
school. e..
Hon John Lind and his s5ti; yer,
bright young man of pleasant address
spent several hours in the city on Fri
day last.
c. M. Bryant Is temporarily Grip.
pied. He ran the tine of pitchfocb
into his foot producing a painful
wound.
! Andrew J. Smith is repainting his
residence. The old paint was re.
moved by fire and scraping before the
new was applied. 1t presents a very
attractive appearance.
ESTRAY-Came to my place in the
city a red heifer, with white spot on
forehead. Owner call, prove property
and pay charges.
OLE INGEBRITSON.
Elder Curtis, who was formerly pas
tor of the Adventist church in this city,
was in town on Monday, accom-
panied by his son. 1t is seven years
since he removed from Sank Centre.
Hon. John Lind of Minneapolis,
Hon. 8. G. Comstock and Hon. G.. J.
Gunderson of Alexandria, were an
interesting and interested group at the
Great Northern station on Friday last.
Theo. Bruener and wife appeared in
this city Wednesday riding in their
automobile. They went from their
home in St. Cloud to Long Prairie and
then to this city. Little Falls Demo.
crat.
Work has been actively commenced
on the Methodist church enlargement
and extension. The foundation is
laid both for the larger auditorium
and the Sunday school room, and me-
chanics are at work upon the franc.
It will be pushed to early completion.
The November st. Nicholas must
Iappsal especially to the boys. 1t
contains pr ofusely illustrated article
on IA Trip Through the New York
Navy Yard" by Joseph Henry Adams.
"In the Night Crew. Henry Payson
Dowst presents a railroad story OF
thrilling intele A young lad is
cailed in unexpectedly to perform the
duties of q brakeman on a night
freight, and goes through all those
little adventures in which every boy
has pictured himself over and over
again. "Baby Elton the Quarter
Back, by Leslie W. Quirk, is timely
story of college and football, in which
lone OF the players is suddenly afflicted
liwith spr aimed ankle ''accidently on
purpose in the middle offs game in
order that Baby Elton may have a
chance to show his prowess. How
we'll he acquitted himself /, the interest
ling part Of the story.
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