The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-19
DR.. Niven June 4 and 5.
lone Brown is quite ill.

Mrs. Calvin Temple returned home
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stone of Melrose,
spent Sunday 10 the city.
B. F. Carr and son, Frank, were at
the couhty seat on Tuesday. ...
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faville went to
Minneapolis on Tuesday. o.
Perry Finch and Charles Wilson
went to Little Sank on Monday.
Harry Shepherd is home for two
or three months vacation.
N. II. Miner was attending to legal
business in St. Cloud on Saturday.
Everett Jamison went to Long
Prairie on Monday, where he has
charge of an elevator.
Ed. Hammered of St. Cloud, is clerk
ing in Guthman & Abeles during the
closing out sale. -.
Chas. Smith of Devils Lake, arrived
in this city on Saturday, and will visit
a fortnight with relatives.
R. T. Greene is agent for Alfred
Peats & Co., prize wall papers, The
latest designs and exclusive patterns
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eastman of Mel
rose, were the guests Of friends in the
city on Sunday.
evening at F. NJ. Counolly's building,
Main-st vi
Mr.. James Collins is spending a
couple of weeks with his family in,
the city.
Mrs. W. E. Dobbs. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. D. Cleveland, went
to Minneapolis on Saturday.
Miss Esther Sprague, who is teach
ing at st. Cloud, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Tracy, of Miuot.
N. D., spent portion of the past
week, in this city, visiting friends. /
Ed. Hammered, who has been clerk
ing in Guthmanr Abeles' store, re-
turned to st Cloud on Saturday.
Minnie Kreuger of the Boston. was
called to her home in Alexandria on
Saturday. by the death of her cousin. |
The Ladies of the Congreg atfonal
church will give a coffee this after T
noon in the church parlors. All are
invited.
e. Moore, Mrs. E. Moore, T L.
and r. l.. Palmer visited
Meters Grove, Freeport and Melrose
on Sunday. 4
Sophia Jacobins on, cashier in the
Boston store. spent Sunday in West
o MON. the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Craig. SIS. II
Mrs. II. Boch. who has been the
guest of the Keller family for the past
week returned to her home in St.
Cloud, on Monday. q
The Christian Mothers of ST.. Paul's
church will hold bazaar sale on
Monday evening, at F. NJ. Connolly's
building Main-st. Supper from 5
Until 8.
Jack Mccullough, who has been en-
oloyed in the Union depot In Mime
spOlis as Asst Ticket Agent, has ,
again accepted his former position as
operator in the Great Northern depot
here, ...- ... - .E.#
E. Moore, who represents the
Oil Co. in this locality, has
rented the McCusick property in
aoboken, where they will reside in the j,
future. -.. 3d.. ...
Every scar on horse detracts from
Its value. Coles Veterinary Carboli-
salve is guaranteed to cure wounds
10 nd a.rtc uni RI 49, 1 q
new the hair in its original color. It
pays to keep a box handy. soc and
81. 90 by all drug gicts. .-.'
Miss Prosser, one Of the high school /,
teachers, was obliged to be absent
from her duties the first three days of
this week. Miss Prosser Ia an h
exceedingly faithful teacher and has
worked too hard. Although not able.
she resumed work On Thursday.
A bath with Coles Carbolisoap is a
luxury. 1t cools, heals and cleanses
and has delightful odor Of, lavender
and violets. Use this soap once and
you will be its friend, for no other can
compare with it. Be sure its COLES
by all druggists. I;
Mr.. VanCamp has been spending
his spare time after supper, for the
past week, in trimming his trees
and putting everything about his
place in apple-pie order. Van says it
has made him realize that he isn't as
young as he used to be.
Joe Simonton is making quite ex-
tensive repairs in his house, and add
ing bathroom, q luxury that all
should have now that our new sewer
system makes it possible. What are
a few dollars as compared with the
comfort of the whole family for the
rest of their lives.
Every one needs good spring tonic
but u stimulent is not tonic. Coles
Bludbilder is true tonic, purely veg
etable. It makes new blood. renews
the worn out tissues and builds up the
system. Try it. $l.00 bottle by all /
druggists
The Norwegians celebrated their
Independence Day, s'Sytteude Mae,''
as they call it, on Tuesday, May Eth. I
This day is the same to them as July
4th is to US. There were several
notable celebrations in the northwest,