The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-17


art of cookery. Buy your dinner for
Sunday of them.
Ralph Doty has been i'll for the past
W 0 weeks.
Henry Keller went to Minneapolis
on Monday.
Miss Helen Irish is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Irish.
An apprentice girl wanted. Apply
at Miss Mayberry's millinery store.
The Osakis dramatic company hold
the boards at the Grand opera house
Friday night.
Harry Sergeant, Bert Lampher and
Ed Millard, representing the Osakis
Dramatic club, were in the city on
Tuesday.
You have TO do a certain amount OF
advertising to wake the people up TO
the fact you are in business at all.
A few kegs OF nails leit-just few
buy now, Hillerud & Co. can sell you
nails At bottom prices.
To cure itching piles use Coles Car.
bolisalve. 1t quickly stops the itching
| and will cure. 1t has cured more cases
than all other remedies combined.
Get Cole Sits guaranteed. rs and
| SOC by ali druggists.
The sewing machine you are looking
for is the Standard, and you will find
it 1T Paul Brosvik's tailoring es-
tablishm-nt. 1t lie the best and cheap
/ est priced machine on the market,
Weary Willie Walker" which
comes to the Grand Tuesday, March
%, is headed by Charles Manton, who
has been identified with farce by his
clever work in numerous Eastern sue
cesses.
Mrs. Palmer entertained the San
Souci Art circle on Tuesday. Mrs.
Garland played several selections ON
the piano, which were thoroughly en-
joyed by the guests. Two visitors
were present, Mrs. T. Lynch, mother
of Mesdames Michaelson and Kirghis,
and Mrs. T. l.. Mccormick.
Fire at Grey Eagle early Sunday
morning destroyed building owned
by James Pendergast. The building
was occupied by Fl. G. Hoffman who
conducted q grocery store. George
W. Parry's drug store, which ad Joins
the Pendergast building, was also des-
troyed. The loss was fully covered
by insurance.
Miss Myrtle McCurry, who recently
came to Westport from Emmetsburg,
Iowa, is attending the high school in
the city. She is boarding at the home
Of Mrs. W. A. Morse.
Mrs. Haddock, who has peen visit
ing in Minneapolis has returned home
Mr.. G. S. McCurry and family from
Emme.sburg, Iowa, moved on to their
farm, three miles north of Westport,
last week. .f
A Allendorf, until recently with
the Guthmann & Abeles Co., returned
from Green Bay, Wis. on Friday.
Mr.. Allendorf is undecided as to his
future movements.
Henry Keller's horse paced one-half
mile in one minute and eight seconds
on the lake, on Tuesday afternoon,
and won his masters bet. A better
record would have been made had the
ice been In better condition.
Mrs. Steensen, wife of the Baptist
pastor Of this city, has supplied in the
services in the Long Prairie church
during the past Two weeks, and it has
been arranged that either Mr.. or Mrs.
Steensen will supply the pulpit every
Sunday at that place. g.
The Helping Hand society Of McCor-
mick Lake will give ten cent social
at the residence of Mrs. G. ]. Craig
Tuesday evening, March %. The
social is given to dispose Of quilt the
society has been selling tickets on.
There will be music and short lit
erary program. Every body invited.
Joe Capser, who is assisting r. T.
Green in his work at Wilmar, came
home on Friday for few days. visit
with his parents. He says it will be
several weeks before they finish up
their work at that place. Joseph Cap
ser, Jr., is another Sank Centre boy,
who, through his own energies and
push is making for himself fire repu-