The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-19
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at Simonton's.
4. Kells was a visitor in the Twin
Cities on Friday.
n. Reed was visiting relatives in
SwanviIle on Saturday
Henry Keller was transacting bust
ness in Swanville on Friday.
Good sound apples, but short keep
ers, 25c peck at-Bishop's.
Mrs. G. A. Gashleu, OF Alexandra,
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Henry spieker of Melrose, is a
visitor at Sank Centre this week.
Bows horsehide high cut shoes
keep the ankles warm at the Boston.
There are about twenty families
quarantined for scarlet fever in Roy
alton.
Mrs. T. H. Barrett went to Morris
on Wednesday for a weeks visit with
relatives.
r. FL. Pennie, mail agent on the
Great Northern was in the city on
Wednesday.
Don't miss hearing the only lady
drummer with the Dode Fisk Concert
Co. at the Grand opera house Nov. %.
There will be service of Thanks
giving with special music and sermon
at the Episcopal church Sunday even.
ing at 1870.
Geo. Green and Belle Brandt were
married at Our Lady of the Angels
Catholic church on Tuesday morning,
by FIR, O'Connor. +
Stoves, wood and coal have been in
good demand the past week, and the
hardware merchants have been busy,
as well as the wood dealers.
The Minneapolis Brewing Co. is
about to build a new and much larger
ware house. Two cars of stone have
been received for the foundation.
The divorce case of Dahlem We.
-Dahlem will be tried before Judge
Baxter without a jury. The case has
not been set for trial as yet. 1t may
be tried here. s5s4..
G. G. TobeY, l.. J. Irish, A. G. Kay
and FL. Hartley we're Asubpoenaed as
witnesses on the Whipple and Caryey
case, tried at St. Cloud on Wednes-
day. z~.. s ~
William J. Appeld died in Los An
geles, Calf, on Monday Nov. 9, OF
appendicitis. Deceased was : the
youngest SON of John Apfeld, who was
one of the early settlers in Sank Cen
tire. He was twenty eight years of age.
The management of the 1Dode Fisk
Orchestra and Concert Co. want 100
school children over years of age to
sell tickets for their concert to be
given Nov. %. One free ticket given
for every five sold. Call at Feisler s.
McNieee's drug store.
Moving and setting up a printing
press that weighs nearly six tons is no
easy matter, especially when it is up
stairs, consequently the Herald is
printed this week at the Avalanche
Office. Bro. Michaelson was very kind
to loan us the use of his press, and we
appreciate the same. = -.
Rev. Fairbanks went to Osakis We'd
uesday morning to begin the canvass
of the region about that city for the
Century Book of Facts. This is one
OF the best concise reference books ev-
er published, and he reports a very
good sale of it around Sank Centre.
He expects to spend about ten days
in the vicinity of Osakis.
+, 'tWhat Happened to JONES'" as pre-
sented at the Grand opera house
Tuesday nightly Willard Reid and
his company of twelve people. ranks
among the best that comes to our city.
Every member of the company is good,
but Jones is indeed character like
unto no other one of the most accom-
plished and cheerful liars that ever
appeared before the footlights at the
Grand, and as laugh-maker Re is
among the best. They played to de-
servedly large audience.
1t Keeps the Feet warm and Dry.