The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-13
Mrs. John Enrieht Is visiting

friends in Brainard.
j. A. Pendergast accidently stepped
on q nail which penetrated his shoe
and injured his foot quite seriousIv.-
Grey Eagle Gazette.
I Hiss Margaut Norris returned To
day from Minneapolis, where she hal
been for the past month. Her nephew
James Fuller accompanied her.
Orrin Fuller formerly OF Sank Cen
tire has purchased half Interest," in th'
/ mercantile business of f. S. Fuller ant
now that firm will be known as Fuile
4sros.-Grey Eagle Gazette.
f. pleasant dancing party was givel
on Monday night at the city oper'
house in honor of Misses Margare
| Stephenson and Anna ID. Hendrvx, OF
the eve of their leaving the city.
| Mr.. Truax met with a serious accid
ent while deliving ice at the home o
| Henry Robbers. A knife with which
he was chipping ice was driven into
h hand inficting an ugly wound.
John D. McCulloch, who was recent
ly given the station at Osaki finds il
very difficult to find suitable quarters
for himself and wife, and it il, quite
probable he will soon be transferre d.
On Tuesday an interesting game OF
base oall was PLAYED by two pickup
mines composed of young business
men. Every known rule of the game
was violated, but whole lot fun r =
suited.
M. C. Bristol, nephew of Fred. B.
Rowe, who has been here since last
Oct ober, will leave today for his home
at Rochester, n Y. He may be ex-
pected back an the near but indefinite
future.
The gang of men laying rails on the
Great Northern road have passed
West Union on their way westward.
A train is following them picking up
the OLD rails. 1t is very quickly done
with a travelling derrick.
Harvesting is we'll under way. Many
of our farmers have their wheat near
ly all cut. The crop is fair one, al
though not conspicuously' heavy. The
heads are we'll filled, but the grain is
not heavy in the ground.
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-A six
or seven room house with barn. Will
buy if price is reasonable; would like
possession about September Is. Part
les having such place please address
BOX 357, Morris, MINI.
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 &
Emerson.
Emmanuel Franks and Sam Kauf-
mann of Chicago, have rented a cot
tage at Birch Lake and are having
royal good time. They have a cook
and housekeeper, horses and whatever
else goes to make camp life pleasant
and desirable. T..
The wife of Archibald Meyers OF
West Union, a most estimable lady,
died at her home ON Thursday last
She was highly regarded by a large
circle of friends, and her death is felt
as personal bereavement to the entire
community in which she lived.
Coles Carbolisoap is a soap for
dainty people. 1t has the smell of Law
ender and grass-bleached linen and
leaves with you a sense of cleapness
and GOODNESS that is a luxury in it.
self. Always get COLES i: is abso-
utelY pnre. Bo all druggists.
The Boston Dry Goods Department
S having a genuine clear ance sale on
Hosiery this week.
All loot. Hose now lets.
All 15ct. Hose only Lets. y
All 20ct. Hose only bets.
All Is and 3Oet, Hose OILY 19cts.
Trifies are sometimes endowed with
great power, and the small cost of a
oox of Coles Carbolisalve is as moth
ing compared with the good it will do.
It is a positive cure for piles and Itch
ng skin diseases. Be sure you get
JOLE'S-its guaranteed. Sold by all
druggists.
John Hartman met with remarkable
Ind quite. serious accident while work
ng on the Bean building. He Slipped
ind in throwing out his hand to save
himself, he brought his wrist in violent
contact with the edge of tin gutter,
INJECTING an ugly wound which requir.
a Snpxi no & + !