The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-06

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Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents. Han
son & Emerson.
Herman Donart says that his new
barber shop is marked improvement
upon the old ia the conyeniences that
it gives his patrons. He is more than
pleased with the change.
! Prof. Stanton returned on Tuesday
from a very successful summer school
at Morris. Mrs. Stanton and her
son, have returned from visit with
friends in southern Minnesota.
A steel crew of hundred men or
more, is engaged in laying heavier
rails on the Great Northern Main
line. They can substitute about two
/ miles of the new rails for the old every
day.
A woman should be as young as
possible. The fewer years she carries
in the eyes of others, the greater her
power of charm to win the battle of
life. Rocky Mountain Tea keeps one
| young and beautiful. Hanson 4
| Emerson.
W. W. Roberts, representing the
the Johnson bridge company OF Min
neapolis, was in the city on Tuesday.
The company has put in a new bridge
across the Ashley near, Andrew Wick
lund's place, and one across the
Krizer creek south of the city.
Coles Carbolisoap is soap for
dainty people. 1t has the smell OF Law
ender and grass-bleached linen and
leaves with you sense of cleanness
and GOODNESS that is a luxury in it.
self. Always get COLES il is absc-
lutely pure. Bo all druggists.
It was the Todd county commission
er that reimbursed the city of Sank
Centre for the surgical services in
connection with the man Schwarz.
instead of Stearns county as narrated
in the Herald last week, Schwarz was
resident of that county when injured.
Trifes are sometimes endowed with
great power, and the small cost of a
box of Coles Carbolisalve is as moth
ing compared with the good it will do.
1t is a positive cure for piles and itch
ing skin diseases. Be sure you get
COLE'S-its guaranteed. Sold by all
druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Thomson left
on Wednesday for California;, with
his bride. His health, which was very
precarious, fol time is greatly inn
proved. He is operating fruit farm
peaches and prumes principally and
and will reach home inst in time to
harvest the crop.
John Carlson of Starbuck, stopped
off in this city on Wednesday to see
his daughter, of the HERALD office,
on his way home from Grey Eagle,
whittier he went to purchase wood.
He says wood is scarce and the price
high. Mr.. Carlson has not observed,
any chinch bugs working in the wheat
in his vicinity.
SIN every fair bargain both parties
gain" When you buv a box OF Coles
Veterinary CarbolisaIve we gain an
other friend and you gain freedom for
your horses and cattle from gals and
sores. 1t always heals without scars
and renews the HAIR in it's original
color. Be sure to get COLES. Its
guaranteed by all druggists.
The Steamboat "Chief" has been
removed from the lake and taken to
Kenmare, N. D. Mr.. Gensmer has
concluded to remove to that place to
engage in business, and takes the
boat with him. This leaves Sank
Centre without q steamboat. 1t will
not be long before someone will meet
the demands for an excursion boat
on the lake.
Sr. Don. George G. Dickinson,
resident of Buenos Ayres, S. A, for
thirty years, arrived in this city on
Sunday for a visit Of few days with
his sister Mrs. A. J. Smith, who had
not seen him for thirty-two years. He
is accompanied by his son Frederick
After tour of the states Mr.. Dickin-
son will sail to England to visit his
relatives and friends there, and leave
his son, stalwart youth OF fourteen
to gain an education there.
VIM. e. Dobbs has had substantial
promotion in the Minneapolis Bedding
Co. The concern has reorganized with
abundant capital, the officers being the
principal share holders. Mr.. Dobbs
has been made secretary, and has
charge of the sawmill, numbering and
excelsior interests of the company.
Since he entered its employ in subor-
dinate position he had made himself
indispensable, and is now one of the
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