The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-07-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Mary Rooney is visiting Saint
Cloud friends.
Ross Shaw of Westport was in the
city on Monday.
Helms chow chow for Is cents per
qaurt at Bishops.
Examine the Singer Sewing Ma
chimes at the Singer office.
Try some of that chow chow at Bish-
ops at Is cents per quart.
Miss Mime Pike is the guest of Mrs.
E. A. Richards at Birch Lake.
Miss Jessie LETTERS of Willard is the
guest Of Miss Bertha Kerneghan.
W. H. Dixie, repre- septing the Jewell
Nurssries II Lake City. is ~ town.
Mason work has commenced on :he
foundation of the library building.
e anime that beauty Of a bird eye
maple, drop head sewing machine
Schoehh Offs.
Roughton Bros have the cheapest
house and lot in town for $3.50 Ask
them about it,
Do you want livery rig? Get the
best for the lowest price-tke kind
McGregor Bros. have.
Great bargains in wash goods at
the Boston Store. All 1880 cents
goods. now going at l0cts.
The balance Of our summer Shirt
Waists will be closed out at special
bargains prices. The Boston.
The street commissioner has done
some grading on Grove Lake-ave.,
making needed inn rovenent
Paul Brosvig and Lcua Kells went
to Fergus Falls on Saturday, return
ing the same evening on the flyer.
Peter Orvaar has purchased q build
ing lot opposite the Coe place. ct Dr..
Dubois, upon which he will build.
Remember the annual summer clear
ance safe now at the Boston Dry
Goods Dept. Continuing two W. eks.
: You are going to school. but haven't
seen the beautiful catalogue of Man
kato Commercial College. 1t is free
MusQuitOes were nev,r So uumcrO' 8
in the city az at present The unusual
amount of moisture accounts for the
Act.
: oil l/f n
lunch at a reasonable price o to tie
Gem restaurant. Corner Third al
osk-sts,
LosT-I.ight top coat between Sal k
Centre and Birch Lake. Finder It .
turn to Post Office, and receive sui =
able reward.
Miss Grace Phelps drove down from
Willard on Saturday last. She speLt
the day with Miss Hazel Lamb aid re-
turned in the evening.
Mrs. G, A. Stanton ard children al
visiting her parents in western Min
nesota. while MIR. Stanton is teaching
summer school at Morris.
John Herbert of this city has Local
ed at San Luis Obispo Calf, wheI e
he has engaged in the furniture bns:-
ness. He left here on Monday.
Rare values in all ilines of summt
goods at the Boston dry goods Dept.
Our stock must be reduced in order
To1I
Mrs. A. T. Watson and daughters
leave today for O~ntona for visit O,
ssyeral weeks. Mr.. Watson will 90
later and accompany them home.
Mrs E. E. Weeks of Brownville,
who has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Dimond, during II Q
mast two weeks returned home on Mon
day
John Dressler,'a respected old set
tier of St. Cloud, and veteran of the
civil war with an honorable record,
died a. his home on Saturday, aged 81
years.
The Misses Merritt of Illionis, who are
the guests of their brother at Birch
Lake, were in the city on Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
M. Bishop.
Byron F. Carr saw a large wolf IN
Friday, compile of miles east of the
city. They are far more numerous this
season than usual and are said to be
fat aud sleek.
A large number Ct our citizens wei
to Long Prairie on Wednesday to wit
nees the base ball game, returning on
the freight in the evening, which was
held for them.
Mrs. Bennett and her daughter, Mrs.
Boss. went to Walker last week. They
were subjected to unbearable indigni-
ties at the hotel there, and concluded
not to remain.