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

sAuK CENTRE HEF
Big sale OF low priced shoes still
continues at The Boston.
Mrs Mary Engle, of Wisconsin is
visiting her nephew, F. e. Minnette.
1t is estimated that the Pine Tree
Lumber company at Little Falls cut
about $4,000, 900 feet of lumber this
season.
A cold wave came down from the
northwest on Tuesday evensng dry
ing the mercury just below the zero
mark.
Over CATERS and leggings at The
Boston. s
Baled hay ard straw, oats, corn
in ear, bran and shorts for sale by
J. Fl. Simonton.
Just received-some pure strained
honey, put up In glasses. ). H. Simon
ion. ... .....
New California soft shell walnuts
at Simonton's.
The township has made an excellent
grade on Third-st. extension from the
city limits eastward. AS soon as
the bridge is built across the river
travel on the road will begin.
Womens all wool, flexible leather
sole slippers for SOC. at The Boston.
It Is reported that D. H. Freeman of
st. Cloud, who is heavily interested in
sheep raising in Wibeaux, Mon, has
bought half interest in the Dawson
county bank of Wibeaux.
Martin Ostreim, who removed re-
Gently to Nelson, Douglas county,
drove down last week aud spent two or
three days with friends in this city
and vicinity.
has returned from Eu-
6n rope, and will be in
hu utV Long Prairie, Dec. IL
and Ii. All kinds of
Dentistry. Painless extracting.
Mr.. L. W. Lane of Osakis, sold a
grade Jersey COW from his herd OF fine
mich COWS to q. w. Meeker for S45.
This is the fourth cow that Mr.. Lane
has sold this season for from $45 to
$50 each.
200 pairs of $3.50 shoes for 50. so at
The Boston
Mrs. Villa m H. Blake left on
Monday for St. Paul, where she will
meet her husband, and together they
will 60 to Duluth where they will re-
side. .
In order to save few steps, man
and his wife concluded tosuse the foot
bridge, just below the I'll. Abont
midway across they got dizzy and
both fell from the bridge into the cold
water. They saved the distance all
right, but that's all.
The Mississippi river is recorded as
"closed for the season." on November
70 this year. Mrs. d. T. Calhoun of
st. Cloud has kept a record of the
freezing of the river each season for
many years and finds tLat the freeze
this year is just two weeks later than
last season.
For SALE-A number of cutters and
light hobs. in good condition for i'm
use. Apply to Frank E.
Minnette.
Oscar Peterson, chief clerk of the
board of health, returned yesterday
from New Paynesyille, where several
cases of smallpox were reported. He
found that the cases were quarantined
and that the local authorities were
doing everything possible to check the
spread Of the disease. 1t is reported
to the board that there are several UNI
auarantined cases of smallpox in
Krain township, Stearns eounty.-Pio-
neer Press.
You shold see the line of patent
leather and beaded slippers at The
Boston.
Chas. Lockwood of Grove!ake, will
not have the use of one hand for sever
al weeks as the result of an accident
last Thursday while grubbing on Jos.
Cooks's farm Another man was cut
ting away the roots of a stump with an
AK and in some way, as Lockwood
threw the cable around the stump the
Ak caught him on the hand between
the wrist and little finger, cutting in
to the bone somewhat.
Lambs wool soles for crochet slipS
pers at The Boston.
Geo. Killer, ten-year-old boy
whose father operates farm near
Marty, Stearns county, was received
at St. Raphael's hospital late last
night. The little fellow had sustained
an injnry to his head by being caught
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