The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-06-02
News Items
Wheat today 81


Wheat today "a
Ice cream served at the Cafe.
The Herald's phone No. is LA
Dr.. Niven. at Adam Hotel, June
4 and 5.
Chas. Fiesler accompanied the ball
team TO Brainerd.
L. KeIls went to Minneapolis on
Tuesday.
For goodness sake eat Chidlow' s
bread at EXford's.
w. Sherwood went to St. Cloud on
business Tuesday.
Our Specia, Sale Of wash silks con
tinles two more days. Mel. Billed.
Willis Howe arrived here on Mon
day and is making brief business
visit.
Bert VanCamp, of Melrose, spent
Memorial Day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. c. VanCamp.
Raymond Davidson returned from
Minneapolis on Thursday, and began
work in the mill, Friday.
Hillerud & Co. have the contract for
the plumbing OF the c. M. Sprague
residence. and two residences for
Josiah Cooper.
Mrs. Joe Exford, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawler at
WilImar, returned to her home in this
city on Monday.
Willis Dean caught a pike weighing
over seven pounds, in Sank Lake on
Saturday. This is one of the largest
ever caught in this lake. z
Roy McNiece will not spend his va
cation in Sank Centre this year. as he
is employed as travelling mail clerk
running out from ST. Paul to Fargo.
China silk waists-Many different
styles in these popular waists,
trimmed with rows Of pretty valenciene
lace aud Insertions ranging in price
from $500 to $500 each. Mel. Billed.
Our wash goods section Is better fit
ted to suit your wants this year than
any prev Gus time. Larger varieties OF
designs and weaves and more desirable
patterns. Mel. Billed
Gordon Morse, mechanical en-
gineer student in the University OF
Minnesota, returned from Minneapolis
on Thursday and began work at once
in the office OF his father, G.. A. Morse.
Constipation causes two-thirds of all
sickness in the world. Why suffer
when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain tea
will N AXE you well and keep you we'll?
b cents. Tea Or tablet form. Hanson
& Emerson.
The Minnesota Millers Club will ar
rive on Friday and go to Birch Lake
for their annual fishing trip and re-
main over Sunday. About twenty
members are expected.
Are you troubled with indigestion
and sick-headache? Take Coles Lax.
alive Liver Piles anu be cured. BY al
druggists.
Arthur A. Frank, representing the
game ana fish commission, was ir
town Tuesday, having broug ht up g
large quantity of pike fry for Birch
lake. Messers Ward aud Richards
met him at the lake and cared for the
shipment.
Mrs. G. L. Stabler has returned to
Sank Centre, and opened first class
millinery store on Main-st.. next door
to the Auditorium where she will be-
pleased to see her old patrons anG
friends as we'll as many new ones
Will sell at reduced prices to finish thu
season and invites call .,.
Coles Carbolisoap is not carboli,
soap. 1t is a purely vegetable, heal
ing soap for the tepderest skins. I
you use it once you will use it always
for it is one of the necessary luxuries
Be sure and get Coles. Sold by al
druggists. g..
By far, the finest car of Washington
products that ever came to this cit,
was received by the Ingram Lumbe
Company this week. 1t consisted of ,
number OF heavy pieces of timber q
feet long, which goes into the con
struction of the new Catholic Church
Itcame on a nine-day run and carried
nearly two hundred dollars freigh
charges.
Only those persons who have t,
frequently cross the Great Northern
tracks, fully realize what the construc
tion of the underground crossing o.
Main-st really means. Our council
for the past ten years have left n
stone unturned to secure this splendi
Improvement and the present one is E
be constructed on their success.
The Great Northern Railway hav
recently issued the fifth. annual editio
of their Business Openings Alon
the Great Northern, It is book Q
100 pages and gives the location an
population of the different town
where good business openings ar
offered, and many of the towns offe
good inducements to parties who wi
locate in the town. Write to F..
Whitney, Gen. Passenger and Trait
Agent, Great Northern Railway, ST