The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Oothlow has returned from the
east.
Joseph Theirs of Foley, was in town
this week.
Mrs. M. Hogan has returnnd from
Chicago.
Charles E. FISHER is in st. Paul for
few days.
T. J. Flahaven was in the city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. T. Watson is visiting Mrs.
z. G. Hudson.
nan Lawler of St. Paul, was in the
eisy on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. christopher Lewis
have returned from Kenmare.
The Keller factory is short of help
,wenty men can find employment there
Fit and Cyclone insurance written
IN reliable companies by L. r. Bartol
Do not fail to read the inside pages
OF the HERALD for important local
matter.
For trimmed and untrimmed hats OF
the newest shapes, go to Miss May
berry's.
Emery VanNorman has taken the
Nick Rice house on Oak-st., which he
, occupying
Don't miss Peake, number two on
Ly cum course, on next Tuesday at the
Al itorum.
Who? When? Where? Frank lin
Re Ike. coronet soloist at the Auditor
fhm on Tuesday Oct. %.
A. L. Hatch has moved into the city
aui occupie. the Jenkins house on
b.. st. He ia quite i'll At present
P,.ake, the impersouater and ronet
soloist ut the Auditorium on Tuesday
next. Tickets at Hanson & Emer-
sons.
Miss, Semina Mad son commenced
her winter term in the Hendrickson
school in the Kandota district on
last Monday.
Alex McGregcr of Minneapolis rep
re senting the Pittsburg Plate Glass
Co., was the guest of his brother Will
liam on. Monday,
Before purchasing your fall millin-
see Miss Mayherry. She is pre-
pared to supply you with the best and
newest in that line.
Frod Dezicl, who worked $50 acres
for the Moore estate the past season
has t ken over 200 acres for next
rear. He has seeded eighty-five to
rye this fall.
EvanglistE. H. Van Loon OF Nashua
Iowa, will preach every evening until
farther notice, at the Gospel Hall.
Go and listen to him you will be cordi-
ally welcomed.
The Ladies Guild OF the Episcopal
church we'll hold IN unique sociable at
the residence OF DR.. McMasters on
Friday evening of this week, to
which agsneral invitation is extended
Dr.. and Mrs. Lewis and their friend
DR.. and Mrs. Westcott and w. II.
Miller of hicag go, returned from Dalton
On Friday after two days of duck hunt
ing. Theysecured forty canvas backs
and red heads-a fine bag.
The Lyceum lecture course under the
management of St. Andrews Guild is
series of high clase entertainments
IS was proven by the Quakers. Peake
., the Auditorium on next Tuesday, is
number two onthe course. Get tickets
early at Hanson & Emerson's,
4 letter to the HERALD announces
she death of Luther E. Tubbs at his
heme in Ontario, Calf, after an i'll
ness of seventeen months of Bright's
DISEASE. He was we'll known to the
cid settlers of this vicinity, he having
settled here in 1860. More extended
notice hereafter.
Ben Vogel, who purchased the Par
cher livery equipment, and leased
the Lovaas bnilding on Third-st, has
be IN busy for some time putting it intip-
TOP condition and now is ready to |
give his customers thoroughly satisfac-
tory service He has fine hearse and |
VII give special attention to funeralsat
reasonable rates.
Luke Matterson, formerly of Round
Prairie, and we'll known in this city,
removed to North Yakima, Wash,
sew eral years ago. He arrived with |
His wife during the past week on Wis
j, with friends in this city and vicin-
i.y md will return home soon, accom-
PIT. q ed by his soa-in-law and daugh.
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Losey ofRound Prai.
RI. ...s., ........
Atteption 10 called to the advertis-
n,rR Of Mel. Bleid which appears iu
Oh is issue. AS will b. seen by the same
a representative Of one Of the largest. |
elu.k firms in the east will be at Mr.. |
Bl;.drs store on Saturday. October Is,
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