The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-03-24
For DR.. Niven's date see next Issue.

clLy VlSlCOr on rrlQdy.
The family Of DR.. Rich is quaran
tined for scarlet fever.
Lew Garfield is in the employ of
J. H. Simonton.
An apprentice girl wanted. Apply
at Miss Mayberry's millinery store.
C. A. Morse has purchased the Geo.
A. Stanton property on Pine-st.
Alice Dean, who is teaching at Ada,
Mimi, will spend her spring vacation
at home.
Mildred Slmonton was absent from
her school during part of this week, on
account of illness.
T, W. Peart is moving into the
Simonton house, which he recently
purchased.
A few kegs of nails left-just few
buy now, Hilierud & Co. can sell you
nails at bottom prices.
w. E. Dobbs was up from Mime
apolis and remained oyer Sunday. He
expects to move to Minneapolis about
the first of May.
Bring your lobwork to the Fl era d
Office, corner Main and Fourth-s:s. IT,
Fisher building.
Pies, just like mother used to bake,
for sale Saturday afternoon and even
| ing at Hanson & Emerson's drug store.
Messers S. B. and j. F. Hardy of
Alexandria came down Tuesday, and
from here went to Custer, Montana,
where they will purchase and bring to
this market two cars of western horses.
CD. Cass and G. w. Parker each
shipped a car of mixed stock from
Stiles station to the South St Paul
yards, accompanying the shipments to
their destination.
Piano, Violin and Voice. For terms
apply at my studio, over Hillrude's
hardware store from 2 to half past
p. m. Mrs. W. 1. Henshaw.
BY June the first, the habitues Of
Ward Springs will witness the compile
ton of beautiful cottage there, unless
present plans fail. 1t will be rented to
st. Paul family for the entire season.
Post master Boobar was pleasantly
remembered by the rural carriers on
Tuesday morning, it being Mr.. Boo
bars annual birthday. They pre-
sented him with a handsome gold
watch chain.
w. I. Nolan of Minneapo oils, was in
the city on Monday between trains.
Mr.. Nolan will be remembered by
many as an impersonator and funny
story teller, who has appeared several
times in the city.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. William
Dobbs was the recipient of a surprise
party. About forty of her friends
gathered at her residence and spent a
most delightful time. 1t was in the
nature of farewell party, as Mrs.
Dobbs leaves soon for Minneapolis to
make that city her future home.
"Senator," she asked, "do you think
there is any chance for an honest, cul-
tured, and really able man in politics?"
"Certainly,' he replied" 81 want to
hire that kind of man to write my
speech on the ship subsidy bill."-
Chicago Record-Herald.
The County commissioners rejected
the proposition to appropriate $500. 90
annually to the St. Cloud library for
the purpose of making the library free
to all persons in the county. The
amount to be appropriated was to be
used as part payment for an assistant
librarian, which would be necessary
by the increased work.
About O'Clock on Sunday evening
an alarm of fire called the department
out to squelch a small blaze in the
Smith restaurant on Third-st. 1t
seems that lamp was knocked off the
counter into box behind the counter
and set fire to its contents, as we'll as
some old papers on the floor. The box
was thrown out into the street, and the
fire on the floor was extinguished by
the prompt action of pail of water.
Never in the history of beans, pies,
cakes and cookies was there such a
demand as there was on Saturday
afternoon and evening at the drug
store of Hanson & Emerson. Every
thing in the cooking line was closed
out so early, that half of the people
who had counted on having some of
the excellent edibles were disap-
pointed. 1t is the desire of the ladies
never knowingly to disappoint anyone,
and on Saturday afternoon and even
ing of this week they will again offer
at the same place similar articles for
sale. Now, don't put off buying until
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