The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-01

Come and see us when you come to
the Fair.
Cecil, Lawrence and Amy Swift are
spending the week at the Fair.
Miss Ethel Hoff of Minneapolis, is
| visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Hogan.
John Kerr made a business trip to
Sank GENRE last Tuesday.-Villard
Grit.
Mrs. l.. E. Coe and daughter have
returned from a weeks visit in Pierce,
MINI.
We guarantee good weather for the
Fair. If our guarantee fails we will
renew it next year.
The Schleusener Hardware Co. will
install a new heating plant in the
Episcopal church.
Col. Foster, one of the republican
candidates for the Congress, will be
at the Fair on the 9TH.
When at the Fair don't fail to see
Guthmann Brothers show windows.
They are worth looking at.
I n ~ lDs pail VI our OWL Illdk6 SGedl1l
kettle rendered lard for $1.00.
Williams & Starr.
Gunder Jensen of La Porte, Mimi.
was in the city Friday and left for
Grand Forks ON Monday.
We have been persuaded not to en-
ter our baby in the contest at the Fair
Now the rest of the people who have
babies will stand some show
If you buy your boy a school suit
at Guthmann Brothers, during the
next four weeks, you will get nice
cap free.
If the business men of this city
keep on crOwding us with business,
we will get mad, buy a new press,
and print the III erald all at home.
Read the advertisements in this
issue of the Herald. There isn't
fake establishment in this city.
Everyone will do better than he ad-
vertises.
l.. Goodsell who furnished the j.
Nelson house has awarded the con-
tract for the sewer connections and for
the up-to-date bath room to the
Schleusener Hardware Co.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kent of Chicago,
are visiting Mrs. Kent's cousins, Mrs.
Wilcox. They will remain for an
extended visit.
James Jenkins, living in Brooklyn,
left in our Office Monday, branch
of an apple tree cut from tree in his
yard, on which there were buds, bios
SONS, green and ripe apples. Some
naturalist will have to explain this
phenomena, we can't.
The ladies of Sank Centre and
vicinity do not need to 60 or send to
the cities for the latest styles in fall
and winter millinery goods, Miss
Mayberry has them.
Miss Mayberry returned Thursday
evening from several weeks trip to
the twin cities where she went to
thoroughly post herself in all the new
creations of fall and winter millinery.
She states that the fall and winter
styles are beautiful in design and
elegant in material.
Albert Butcher has 200 feet of red
/ cedar counter and lot of shelving
all in first class condition, which he,
desires to sell.
John U. Hemmy, candidate for the
republican nomination of Todd Co.,
made us pleasant call Wednesday.
Mr.. Hemmy is very confident of sue
cess.
William J. Stock of Melrose, has
filed as republican candidate for the
legislature for this district in oppos l.
ton to Hon. Frank Minnette of this
city, the democratic candidate.
Summer colds are troublesome and
if neglected, very dangerous. Mothers
should always have on hand Greene's
Cough Cure-for quick use. Its
superior does not exist, pure safe,
sure. Best for children. Recon-
mended and sold by ]. B. Perkins.
Sufferers from headache, drowsi-
ness, lack of energy, billiousness,
bowel and stomach disorders, get
prompt relief by using Greene's Little
Laxative Beans. These little beans
are guaranteed cure for constipation,
q gentle tonic. They clean the sys-
tenn, purify the } blood and make
Richard himself again. Thirty doses
for a quarter-enough to cure five
people. j. b. Perkins.