The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-02-26

NOn MOhudy idat LIZ, y. "A. Du1oie
and John. Law of this city attended
tile opening of the Reichert Hotel at
Long Prairie. The genial doctor re-
sponde6 5o.a toasb which was OF course
received with evidences of favor.
The occasion was one long to be re-
msmbered by al who participated
J. G. Redmond has opened res
taurant in the Vessev building on
Third-st,, at the place recently burned
out The Building has ha3n complete
ly renovated.
Lee Il Gingery are erecting
lumber shed on the lot south of the
McC3regur stable on Nain.st.
Lenteu services will be held on
Wednesday ard Friday evenings
at 4:3O D. Ia. during the Lenten Season
at the church of Our Lady Of Angels. !
the East tern Star lodge entertained
large circle OF friends on Tuesday
evening. II was an observation of
washington's birtaaay and n pleas
ans soc; al o@caslOL. ~.
On Monday next the new time table
90 the Great Northern road becomes
operative. So far as this city is con-
cerued there will be small change,
except in the name of the trains, Mes.
l and 9 will be the flyers east and
west, Nos. 7 and Swill be the same as
at prssent-and there will be no
change in time. The flyer eastward
will pass through the city about p.
~. without stopping here. The trains
on the branch will be run as they were
under the old schedule, and will be
designated rs Nos. 80 and 10.
Mr.. O'Gara has removed his restur-
ant to the Smith building-the room
formerly occudied by Alex Benson,
the tailor.
Albert Johnson of Raymond, was
in the city on Tuesday.
J. D. Stanley of Unity, was in the
city on Tuesday.
Two cases of small pox are reported
near Padua.
FIR. O'COnner went to Brooten on
Wednesday to visit John Nugent who
is seriously i'll. :
Last Sunday was warm and bright
the thermometer registering about $50.
In the afternoon it showed furiously
for short time, and the mercury fell
u, ,lr zero .... -. Mo&S~--
mo-.
Herman Donart went to AbaL. on
Monday, to play for dance there
that evening.
John w oodworth of Minneapolis.
cousin of Miss Mary Sanford of the
high school faculty, was in the city on
Sunday.
M. Hogan went to St. Cloud on
business on Friday last.
The Eastern Star lodge give very
pleasant social entertainment on
Monday evening. There was a large
number of invited guests present
Tno+h. Elegant new sets OF teeth
AVVlu' this trip only, $40. This
is the regular SIS teeth. DR.. Niven.
at Sank Centre on March 4, 5 and
orenoon of 6.
DR.. Niven, March 4, 5 and forenoon
of6.
DR.. Niven will be here on Wednes7
day, Thursday and the forenoon of
Friday.
NJ Niuon will be at the Adams
UA' NlIo House on March 4, 5
and forenoon of 6. Fun to have teeth
pulled by DIR. Niven s new method. 1t
don't hurt bit. This is the last trip.
1 will make the finest sets of new teeth
for $40. No extra charges for pulling
the old ones. Come this trip if you
are thinking of having a new set.
After this it will be s15 again.
D. W. Bath, formerly Of the Mel
rose Beacon, was in the city ON Tues
day. ...-... ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Brown of West
Port, were in the city on Monday.
Miss lone Brown is suffering from a
severe attack of la grippe.
During the lenten season, services
will be held in the Episcopal church
on every Wednesday evening at 7:3(
with sermon or lecture by some
Clergyman in this deanery. On mex
: Wednesday evening Rev. Mr.. Murph!
of Wadena will DELIVER the address
Services will be held on every Frida.
afternoon OF $50.
a Services were held in the Congre
gasional church on Sunday last, Rev
G. H. Anderson OF Fairview officia,
q ing.
y Work will be resumed on tn
Methodist church as soon as tn
u weather will admit, and pushe
a through to early completion.
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