The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-28


, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Klonne returned
from their wedding trip on Sunday
last. and are Sat home, in their house
on Walnut-st.
! The last and pest of the season. We
are now offering a 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
! Mrs. P. w. Hoffman of Willard, was
in the city this morning transacting
buiness connected with her husbands
estate.
Harry Nelson. who has been in the
emplo of the Boston. has accepted a
position with Fred Mann of DEVILS
Lake.
Misses Emma Baldwin and Myra B.
Hendryx Entertained the senior class
of the high school at the home of the
stteron Wednesday evening.
WANTED-To rent, a comfortable
house OF seven or eight rooms for
occupation. June l. Address n. J.
Work, Sank Centre, MINI.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will have coffee in the afternoon,
and six o'clock supper. at Mrs. w,
E. Dobbs's on Thursday. June 4th. An
invitation is extended to all.
The Misses Gallup OF st. Cloud,
who, with their grandmother, Mrs,
Tolman. have been spending the win
ter in California, will return to St
Cloud next month.
Get a photograph and you Car
spend a very pleasant evening with
=, the best artists in the world. M. A
Soherffius keeps complete line o
machines and records.
JIG. Lovaas has laid block O
, cement walk on the east side OF Maple
st., between Second and Third
marked improvement.
The several elevators will be CLOSED
ION Saturday afternoon next after on'
o'clock, it being Memorial day. NJ
: wheat will he taken by any of the buy
: ers.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs
jobs Cowlthorpe of Medford, Mimi
I formerly of Raymond, on May "a, I
P daughter.
Word has been received of the dealt
? recently at her home in Spokane o
Mrs. Edward Cotter. The deceased
E was mother of Milton A. Cotter, form
erIy in the candy business. -.
$ Glass Day exercises will be held a
3 the Grand Opera house on Frida!
eyentng by the graduating class o
| the high school. They will be. yer!
, interesting. ,.,,.
Ladies' of the city and vicinity AR
invited to come and inspect our pat
t tern hats, street hats and everything
in the line of millinery novelties
, Cothlow & Co.
A state band contest is announced tt
be one Of the features OF the Minneap
Tolls June fair and carnival, June Is
!, to 18th inclusive.
Il Mrs. A. J. Bishop went to Saltwater
TODAY, to attend the annual camp
meeting of the Adventist church. She
Twill visit friends in Minneapolis be-
fore returning home.
All the daintiest and most charming
weaves in cotton dress goods are here.
There's an almost endless assortment
10 select from and all at proper prices
ut the Boston.
Lillian McGibbon has closed very
successful term in the Brick school
house district, three miles east of the
city. The has given excellent satisfac.
ton.
L. r. Barto went to St. Paul
on. Monday, returning on Tuesday
and left at once for BemidJi, on bust
ness for the Great Northern road.
On Sunday last there were several
hundred pounds of fish taken from
Sank Lake with hook and line, and
some remarkably fine catches made.
The Congregationalists have sold
the pews in their old church building
to q church at Round Prairie. They
were taken away on Tuesday.
George G. Ingram has bought the
annex to the Congregational building
the parlor and Sunday school room
for 500, and will remove it to some
desirable lot and fit itover for a dwell
ing house. The main part of thu
church will soon be removed to th'
fair grounds.
r Nels Christensen Is making exten
t siye improvements on his home prop
! erty. He has raised It about thre
feet. excayated underneath it, and i
4 laying substantial foundation.