The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-12-24

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| Laurel Kells Of the state university
| is home for the holidays.
| Fannie Gray is home from the Ham.
line university for the holidays.
I Samual Frye of Long Prairie was
dong business in our city en- Satur-
day. -. ..~-t-.
Winthrop Benner, chemist at the
iron mines at Eveleth, is home for the
holidays. .a...
Edna Carpenter, who is teaching in
the schools at Grey Eagle. is home Tor
the holidays. 4
Miss Ella Kay, who is teaching in
the public schools at Grey Eagle is
home for the holidays.
Miss Stebbins of the state uni
versity is a guest of Miss Alta Car
penter for the holidays.
Janette Perkins is home from the
Normal at ST.. Cloud for the holidays.
Bring your jobwork to the Il err a d
office, corner Main and Fourth-sss. ,
Fisher building. ->
w. J. Harrison, representing the
| Deibold Safe and Lock company, was
in this city on Wednesday in the
interest of his company.
Long Prairie is to have. new bank,
to be known as the Peoples National
bank, with M. G. Tiff as president
and John J. Reichert cashier.
J. M. Smith, conductor ON the
N orthern Pacific will spend the holt
days in the east. Conductor Day will
run his train during his absence.
John Riechert of Long Prairie was
in the city on Saturday. He has been
elected as cashier of the new Peoples
National Bank, which will open for
business at that place IN few days.
Orrin J. Schweiger, formerly with
the dry goods department of the Bos-
ton, was in the city few days. He is
now travelling salesman representing
dry goods house of Omaha, Neb., in
the west. He left on Wednesday.
Steve Thacker who is in the land
business in Manitoba was in the city
on Tuesday. Mr.. rhacker will spend
the balance of the winter in Glenwood
looking after his interest at that place.
Mrs. K. Jacobson OF Alexandria,
who has been engaged in arranging
and cataloging the books in the public
library, returned home on Wednesday
to spend the holidays. She will re-
sumo her work the first of the year.
= Prof Henry johnson of the Charles
ton, Ill.) Normal faculty, is in the
city for few days visiting his mother
and relatives. Mr.. Johnson leaves
Friday for New Orleans, where he will
attend the annual meeting of the
American his torical association.
The ladies sewing society of the
Norwegian Lutheran congregation
at Little Sank, will hold their annual
auction sale at Nels Cumbersome
place, on the Sank Centre road, two
miles south of Little Sank station,
Monday, December %, at 1880 p. m.
A Mr.. Aldrich, an employe of the
United Manufacturing company, had
the misfortune to meet with very
painful accident while operating rip
saw on Friday. In some way his
;humb on the left hand came in con-
act with the saw and nearly severed
he member.
Without pure blood there can be no
fright eyes and pink cheeks. The
,lood is tt life and upon it health de-
lends. Coles Blud bilder makes pure
lew blood. II is a nerve tonic. Try
t. One dollar bottle by all drug
lists.
Herman Waulkee, who has been at
N. D., for several months
ooking after his claim, has returned
lome to remain the balance of the
winter. Mr.. Waulkee reports that
,ur old townsman, August Rein,
aised an immense wheat crop this
ear.
A wise mother always manages to
lave a box of Coles Carbolisalve
handy. Children are always getting
lurt and she knows there is nothing
Use so good for cuts and bruises. 1t
quickly stops the pain of burns and
calds and heals without scar. If
t isn't Cole it isn't Carbofisalve. Is
Ind 50cby all druggists.
w. w. Koons,, representing the
Kelly grocery house OF
Minneapolis, was taken quite i'll at
Norris on Wednesday, and for q time
& was thought he was coming down
With pneumonia. Prompt medical aid
broke up the threatening symptoms
and Mr.. Rooms was able to
20 home on Saturday, though pretty
weak. g.: