The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-07-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

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There was a trifing shower on Tues
day afternoon.
Heinz's chow chow for, Is cents per
qaurt at Bishops.
Farmers, patrcnizes the new cream
cry. 1t is doing business. #t4 : 1
Try some of that chow chow at, Bish-
ops at Is cents per quart.
Examine the Singer Sewing Ma
chimes at the Singer office. .-
Miss Katie Maloon of Chicago, is
visiting Enthusiastically, Il = ~ a..
Twin Gillette is in the employ of
TIE Glngery & Lee lumber yard ,7 !,
John Nelson is building the founda-
tion for new house on Birch St. ~-.--
Some of the residence streets are
getting weedy. They need attention. ?
John Kenerghan is building two new
porches on his residence on Birch-St.
Miss Katie Dimonl returned Mon
day from a visit with Gray Eagle
friends. g, : d
Examine that beauty of bird 8 eye
maple, drop head sewing machine u
Schoenhoff's. &"-.
Free car fare if you enter Mankato1
Commercial College. 1T will pay to
get particulars.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
congregational church and the public
library buildings.
: Do you want livery rig? Get the
best for the lowest price-the kind
McGregor Bros. have. < /,
H. L. Williams of Bemidjl, is in the
city. He was formerly with the Keller
Manufacturing company.
4 c. G. Gingery OF Lincoln, Neb., is
visiting his son, L. W. Gingery. He
swill remain about fortnight.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wesen and two
fchildren of Starbuck, are visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
4uIS. Nldo. IL. bCLACos dSSOi1I
J; by her daughter, Mrs. Boss, havegone
: to Walker for the benefit of the health
of the former.
i. Mr.. Warner of Walker, who has
4 been engaged in The printing bushes
B there is in the city, visiting his sister
! Mrs. Ora Dickinson.
] LosT-A pair of glasses, with Fl. AL
J den IS name stamped thereon. Leaye at
at the postoffice and receive suitable
reward. MRS. J. E. WEIGH.
sss Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Woodruff have
been visiting their daughter in Mel
rose during the past week. he returned
on Wednesday leaving his wife there.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wise of Mime
apolis, are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Temple. They are accompanied
by their son Henry, lad Of ten
years; e
Hay will be hay, this year, said a
city dealer the other day. The indi-
cations are that the crop will be light,
owing to the excessive rains which |
have flooded many OF the meadows.
Fay w. Sprage attended the meeting |
of the State Bankers Association at
st. Paul last week, and went with the |
annual'excursion party on ten days
trip. They are making a trip upon
the great lakes, visiting points of in
terests. 49,
In many places about the city the
shade trees so overhang the side walk,
especially after a rain, as to make
pedestrian misery. The wet foliage
brush ones face, and it is impossible !
to carry an umbrella. This is null
sance which loudly calls for abate-
ment.
An electric arade made up of
floats to be mounted upon street car
trucks, is to be one of the features OF
the St. Paul summer carnival, July
9th to August 9th. These pageants
have been great successes at Los An
coles, Kansas City and Milwaukee
but are new to the northwest. This
is set for Friday, July 3lst.
Albert Kluge received telegram on
Tuesday announcing the death of his
brother, Fl. G.. Kluge in Chicago, the
result of au accident. Deceased fell
from a balcony breaking his back.
He was taken to hospital but nothing
could be done for him. He was a.
butcher, thirty-three years OF age,
and leaves wife and three children.
P. B. German of st. Cloud was in
the city on Tuesday, on his way home
from Burtrum, whittier he had been
ON business. He was formerly Super
intendent OF schools OF this county
and has always taken keen interest in
our public schools system. He says
that Superintendent Ahles is doing
excellent work, and is indefatigable
IN his efforts to up-build the district