The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-14

excellent citizen.
We simply are asking for your shoe
trade-asking for it because we be.
lieve we deeerve it. We want to be
your shoers and we certainly will be,
ii you will come in for a look. The
Model Shoe Store.
Nick Rice expects TO leave on Mon
day next for Tacoma. He may con-
clude to locate there permanently.
The widow of the late Capt. w. w.
| Wright, one of St. Clouds old and
highly esteemed residents, is visiting
her uaug hter, Mrs. j. ID. Stevenson.
Judge Barto is at work on his first
case as claim agent for the Great
Northern. 1t takes him to tile ex-
IRENE northern part Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and two children
of Minneapolis, are the guests OF her
parents. Nr. and Mrs. A. M. Stiles OF
Ashley.
| Mrs. Josie Barnard of Grand Forks,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Pangburn.
| J.D. Stanley and his sister, Miss
otanIy, formerly of Unity, have re-
moved to Kenmare, N. d.
Wallace Bruce, formerly OF Getty,
who went to Addy, Wash, has re-
moved to Grass Valley, Ore.
| Henry Keller returned on Monday
from D. business trip of week IN
Iowa.
The city COWS were turned out to
pasture on Monday, for the first time
This season-Lwo weeks later than
Usual.
| w. S. Dean and w. 0. p. Hilsdale
have REPEATED their residences-quite
changing the aspect of the respective
| properties.
Mrs. August Rien OF Kenmare,
formerly OF this city, is in the hospital
at Grand Forks for delicate opera
| lion upon the ear.
The north end of Maple-st. is being
! placed on grade. 1t requires very
ID aterial cut TO bring it down to where
1t should be.
Mrs. r. A. Beise left on Monday
for Brainerd, where her husband has
located for the practice OF medicine.
The plank has arrived for the new
bridges on the Third-st extension.
The new highway will be made pass
able at once-within ten days.
Mrs. Frank Unger, recently operat-
ed upon for a tumor by Drs. Dubois
and Kerghis, is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Brooks and Miss Ann Brooks
will leave on Saturday. and after Wis
ting friends, will reside at Salina,
Kansas, where Mr.. Brooks is manag-
ing large mill.
Louis Erickson came back from
Kittleson county, where he purchased
farm upon which he will soon make
his home.
John Cavanaugh on trial for refusal
to pay poll tax was discharged by
Judge Wilcox on account OF the insult
fciency of the complaint. The case
will be retired.
The last and pest of the season. We
are now offering few barrels OF ex-
ira savory eating apples, golden Rus
sets, Wine Saps, Baldwins, Ben Dav-
is. Don't miss the late lot. A. Dab
LENS Grocery Store.
The creamery ass ISOLATION purchased
complete outfit OF new machinery on
Tuesday, excepting churn and a test
err which was in the Cass creamery.
Mrs. Mort Boss left for her home
at Kalispel on Thursday. Her brother,
Ed. Bennett, accompanied her and
expects to engage with a firm OF rail-
road grading contractors.
Misses Alma and Lillian, daughters
of Vide Smith of Westport, left on
Wednesday for Columbus, Wis, for
visit of six weeks with their aged
grand parents.
II. J. Watt of Minneapolis, son-in-
law OF Chan. Harmed, was in the city
on Wednesday. Mrs. Watt will visit
her father next week and remain sev-
eral days.
The Great Northern railroad COM
pany will contribute the lumber
necessary to build tight board fence
along the northeast side of the Agri-
cultural society's grounds.
Sunday was disagreeaole day, but
it was only getting ready for Monday.
The wind switched into the northeast,
the mercury fell to 45a and cold
drizzling rain prevailed all day.
The venerable Michael Allen of
Getty, vas in the city on Saturday. his
| first visit here in six months Or more.
He ia looking we'll and seems vigorous
for one of his advance age.
Boston, Mass, Oct. Is, 1903.