The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-09-03
The Gard Fenwick Co., at the Grand

- 8 h'o HeA0 Week DIT popular PRICES, Id,
20 and 3d.. This company opens the
oeasoa next Monday night, Septem Der
It'll, with My Friend from Arkan-
saw.' Band parade daily at noon.
Engin, err Wolff of Red Wing, who
drew the plans and specifications f.
the sewer system of this city was in
town during the week to advise the
concil in the matter Of inspecting the
bids considering tue contracts for
savers.
The Glenwood Ac tdemy offers thoro
Instruction in the following courses:
Academic, Normal. Commercial. Art,
aud Music. Tuition $1,000 for twelve
weeks; Board $I.75 per week; Room,
heated lighted al furnished, 40 cents
per week.
Henry V. Keller is attending the
State Fair, and with his father and
brother, is giving personal attention
to the Keller manufacturing Cos, ex-
hibit.
Peter Fridlund is rebuilding his
wood shed. The ajdusters have not
Yet been upon the grounds to deter
min his loss by reason of the recent
fire.
P. A. Johnson of Alexandria, spent
several days this week with his broth
err, j. A. Johnson. Both took advan-
tage of the opening of the hunting sea-
son.
The derailment of four cars of No. |
the westbOund flyer on the Great Nor
thern, in the yards at Evansville, due
to broken switch, delayed traffic for
several hours, but no one was injured.
Miss Anna Cothlow has returned
from the east where she spent three
weeks selecting her fall and winter
stock and getting posted on the latest
and most up-tO-date ideas of millinery.
Mrs. J. Simmons returned to her
home at Cando, N. D., on Sunday, af-
ter spending month with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Irwin. -%
c. M. Sprague is in St. Paul at.
tending the meeting of State Board OF
E1ua. ization of which he has been
elected President.
Rev. F. M. Garland has returned
from the east, and services in the
Episcopal Church will be resumed on
Sunday next.
Do you want a suit of cloths cleaned
and repaired so they will look as good
as new? Take them to N. Goodman
on Third-st.
Miss Blanch Kells left for Blooms
burg, Penn, where she resumes her
place teacher in the State Normal
School.
Mrs. H. Olin of Seattle, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Parker of Ashley, left for her home on
Tuesday.
Simon Kaufman of Chicago, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. D. r.
Guthmann. He will remain about two
weeks.
Char. Hartman left for North Do
kato, on Tuesday to engage in collect
ing for the J. I. Case Implement COM
pany.
Herman Donart has erected a gor-
geous and attractive barber pole on
the Merchants National Bank corner.
Miss Alice Dean left today for Ada,
where she will teach in the public
school which will open on Monday
Mrs. John Barragy of Rockville, Ia.
is spending few weeks with her dau-
ter, Mrs, P. H. Flynn, of Ashley.
Mrs. Louis Jackson and son, are at
home again after visit with her par
ents in North Fork.
Miss Eliza C0thlow has returned at
a reYeral months visit with her parents
at Menominee' Wis,
Miss Evelyn Smith went to Moor
head on Wednesday to take a course
IN the Normal School.
The Ladies Of the ME- Church
will have Rummage sale Oct 8, part
iculars later.
Miss Ethel Smith left for Seattle
On Tuesday where she will teach in
the public school.
Louis Fridlund of Willmar, has been
the guest of his brother Peter during
the past week.
Mrs. M. T. How and daughters,
have returned from visit with Dull
nth friends.
Send for the new illustratedI catalog
of Glenwood Academy, Glenwood.
MINI.
Miss Edna Smith leaves to day for
Dawson, N. D., to continue her teach
ing.