The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-07-03

r. Carpenter & Co. don't keep
Regan's bread but they sell it to beat
the band.
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Bears the AIhs Kind You Have Always Boussa
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Ruth May Abeles of st. Cloud. is
visiting her uncle, David r. Guth-
mann.
Henry Suckstorff, with a couple of
friends went up the lake one day this
week on little fishing excursion.
The boat was anchored in couple of
fathoms of water, bnt somehow the
fish didn't seem to bite we'll. Mr..
Suckstorff suggested that the party
move to more promising field. He
attempted to pull up the anchor, but
somehow it wouldn't come After
Juggling at it awhile he concluded to
go down and see what was matter,
aud took first class header, clothes
and all. He made his companions
promise not to say anything about it
Henry is modest-and they kept their
word-of course they did.
See Great Northern agent about
Fourth of July excursions. Fare and
one-third for round trip for distance
of not more than 200 miles. On sale
July 2. good to return July z.
A. L. Salmond has had his ice
wagon repainted, and with hand
some new harness made by J. G.
Schenk the Peoples Ice Company
equipment presents a very striking
appearance.
Mrs. Albert Wilson and Miss
Augusta Guthmarh are the guests of
their brother, Mr.. D. r. Guthmann.
Alex McGregor of Minneapolis,
one of the nrm of McGregor Bros,
was in the city on Monday.
Mrs. r. L. Palmer and children re-
turned on Tuesday morning from Wis.
it with friends at Wheaton, MINI.
Henry Stenernagel of Cedar Lake.
is building a residence in the south
eastern part of the city. He has a
barn already completed.
w. R. James is painting his house.
Harry Parker has made very
marked Improvements in his residence
property. He has added a porch,
repainted along the street fronts on
Birch and Seventh and in his ward.
1t presents very attractive appear
ance.
The state teachers summer TRAINING
school for the counties of Stearns and
Todd will be held at Sank Centre this
year. School opens July IA and will
continue four weeks,
1t was declared to be the sense of
the Todd county cony ,ntion held last
week that DR.. j. A. Dubois of Sank
Centre is the most available and suit
able person to become candidate
for congress from this congressional
district. aud we therefore request that
ne announces his candidacy at once
and hereby pledge him our hearty
support.
Fred N. Dimond has the frame COM
pleted and the roof Oh for very
pretty home of the corner of sew
enth and Ash-sts. He has graded his
lot up very handsomely and the house
will be very decided ornament to
that corner.
Word came to the Leader yesterday
from Bertha telling of the death of
Harvey Robinson, who was killed
near that place early yesterday morn
ing. Robinson was engaged in haul
ing wood. His team became fright
ened, one of the stakes supporting the
wood broke and the load of wood fell
upon the unfortunate man. He only
lived few minutes after the accident.
Deceased had only lived at Bertha
short time. He was brother of Joe
Robinson, living there.-Long Prairie
Leader.
John Dix, Jr., has returned from
Cando.
Joseph Boch, Jr., who is with a
bank at Kenmare, N. D., has been
home on visit during the past week.
OHon. Joseph Kraker of Melrose,
was in the city on Monday.
w. G. Bassett of Crookston, was in
the city on Saturday. .-..s
James Van Norman has done ex-
cellent work in Oakland cemetery
and it is now in veay attractive shape.
The Central will be very materially
enlarged by On extension of thirty
feet to the west end, adding ten or
twelve available rooms. Urder the
management of Mr.. Wolcott the bust
ness has very largely increased, and
he has been compelled to lease the
Jenkins house on Pine.st. for extra
rooms required.