The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-12-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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You will find the best stock of gloves
Ind mittens at Dahlems.
DRYs w ooD-Good solid oak wood
'or sale in any quantities. Apply tol
B. F. Carr.
Ladies vici kid shoes, heavy extern
sion soles, $50 at the Boston.
Mrs. Nicolaus has some rooms to
rent in her home on Second-st.
The oldest and best established,
consequently the best school to attend
Sank Centre Academy.
Mrs. Margaret Wedge, nee Ford, q
former teacher in the high school of
this city, was guest of Mrs. James
Ingram during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Whipple of
Minneapolis, came up for Thanks
giving. Mr.. Whipple returned on
Friday morning, but his wife will re-
main several days. mo-. d.. -...
The local weather prophets, some of
them, predicted an open winter, while
others with equal confidence say we
will have an abundance of snow.
Somebody 10 correct. E-.
The Misses McMasters came up
from st. Cloud, where they are
attending the Normal school, to spend
Thanksgiving at home. They re-
turned on Monday. .-s- .s'. ".
Prof. L. n. Vath spent several days
in the city during the past week. His
st. Cloud business college is prosper
ing. He has large day and evening
classes. . ..-.. -..,..
r. G. McNutt and daughter, Pearl.
OF Grovelake, spent several days in
Glenwood last week. Mr.. McNutt has
rented his farm and expects to move
to Glenwoed or Minneapolis.
Miss Maggie Phelps of West Union
died on Thanksgiving day and was
buried on Saturday, Lev. F. M. Gar
land officiating. She was victim OF
consumption, a widow aged 80 years.
Prior to her marriage she was Miss
Maggie Hamilton.
Hubbard county has probably issued
more hunting licenses than any county
in the state. Auditor Kemerer says
there have been 426 licenses issued
there this season, .
Sheriff Schilplin did not forget the
prisoners in the county Jail on Thanks
giving and they were screwed with
turkey dinner with all the trimmings,
and it was a feast to which they did
full credit.
The Boston Store will close out their
entire line of Winter Cloaks during
the month of December. Great re-
auctions on all garments from now on.
The windows are being placed in the
new government building at St. Cloud
and the interior work will be rushed
from now ON. 1t is expected that it
will be entirely completed by the first
of the year.
Indications are that few northern
towns are exempt from
smallpox this winter. Holding is the
latest in Stearns county to report the
presence of the disease. There are
four cases in the village and one in
the township of Holding.-Journal
Press.
BY the death of Chas. B. Yale, who
was chief of the claims department of
the Great Northern road, John r.
Howard becomes acting chief. No
permanent appointment has been
made, but it is intimated that Mr..
Howard will receive it. His many
friends hope so. He has been assist
ant claim agent for sixteen years and
has made record.
There is in Mortified whole lot
Of fine young ladies-there is in every
city like NorthfieId, but those in this
city are just a little bit prettier and
brighter than those of the average
,own.-Northfield News. CrookstOn
Is away above the average,-Crooks-
;on Journal. Come to Duluth, you
fellows, and see what pretty girl
really looks like.-Duluth News Her.
aid. That's right. There are n'm-
per of Sank Centre girls visiting in
Duluth at present.
, J. w. Brunskill has just completed
one of the,fnest houses for his own &C.
to be found upon any farm in
hiss:vicinity. 1t is located about a
mile north of his former house, the
old Lange place, on the Birch Lake
road, is ION slightly spot near the
south end of Long Lake. He moved
into it last week. 1t has the modern
of furnace heat, bath
room, stationary tubs for laundry work
and is finished with hard wood. It is
q beautiful home.
The hunting party composed of N.
Pierce Lampman and Jim
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