The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-11-17
News Items

LYDIA Sell went to Minneapolis on
Saturday.
Use the Daily Bread baking powder,
at McCracken & Burgess.
]. H. Haddock went to Minneapolis
on Friday.
We have pop corn that will pop. L..
s. Bishop & Co.
Albert Markson left for st. Louis on
Monday.
w. p. Rhoda went to st. Cloud, on
Friday, returning Monday.
Joseph Exford has been very i'll for
the past week.
Mrs. Sameul Curtiss OF Idaho, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. McNeice.
Mrs. F. H. Michaelson came home
from Chicago on Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. Kirghis returned from
Chicago on Wednesday.
Joseph Weddick went to Little Falls
on Friday.
L. s. Bishop & Co. have some extra
fancy dill pickles. Try them.
Miss Kathleen McMasters went to
st. Paul on Tuesday, returning Mon
day.
Nellie Mccormick went to Mime
apolis on Saturday, returning Mon.
day.
Reduced prices on all street and
tailor made hats, corsets and art
goods, at the Bee Hive.
The Sank Centre foot ball team
will play with the team at Long
Prairie on Saturday.
Walter Gray attended the Minnesota.
Wisconsin game on Saturday.
Good dry pop corn, warranted to
pop, at L. S. Bishop & Co.
Louise Keller has been acting as
assistant cashier in the Merchants
National bank for the past few days.
We are giving away $500 steel
range, call and see it. McCracken &
Burgess.
Mrs. Geo. Fish, who has been visit
ing in the twin cities. returned home
on Monday. J.,
A good second hand threshing
engine for sale cheap by
James Ingram.
The Alex Bowens family left on
Monday for Willow Creek, s. OAK,
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. D. C. Cleveland and Mrs. ]. A.
Norris went to GAINESVILLE on We'd
nesday, to attend the w. r. C. con-
vention.
Julius Sell went to Little Falls on
Friday. He attended the Minnesota
Wisconsin game before his return on
Sunday. 4 II
A can Of Daily Bread baking powder
and ticket on the range for Csc at
MeCracken & Burgess.
Almost thirty young people sur
prised Ray Lockead on Tuesday even
ing, the affair being given in honor
of his fifteenth birthday.
Harry Gray returned from Mime
apolis on Wednesday. While there,
Mr.. Gray took examinations in
pharmacy at the university.
Charles Bennett and Mildred
Simonton will leave for Spokane on
Sunday next. Miss Simonton will
visit relatives there during the coming
winter.
o. H. Doolittle has purchased one
of the finest carriages ever used in
this city. 1t is tfaee seated surrey
and in its construction shows superior
workmanship.
A party OF friends surprised Miss
Alice Littell on Saturday evening at
the home of C. R., Lamb. Light re-
freshments were served. All report
a pleasant time.
New sweet cider, new California
walnuts, new Florida oranges, new
figs and dates. At Grocery store.
Albert Dahlem.
J. A. Caughren, while in st. Paul
last week, visited his son. David, and
Paul Hilsdale. They seemed to be
getting along fine but were little
unhappy over wrecking the auto.
The attendance at the Academy and
Business college is steadily growing.
Several new students entered this
week, and large number will enroll
the first Of the month.
A holiday was given to all the
teachers and pupils in the public
schools, on Friday. All the teachers
went to st. Cloud and visited the
schools there during the entire day.
Jackson, Gilchrist and Bouton have
been offered positions on the Iowa
State Base Ball League, for the
coming season and will, no doubt,
do some of their old stunts on the
diamond another year. Here's sue
cess to you, boys.
"The One Necessary Thing In
Religion" will be the subject at the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
The morning sermon will be one
especially for young men and young