The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-11-30

on tuesday. eta..-<s&
Rubbers, overshoes and leggings
at lowest prices at the Model.
Great bargains in ladies' astrakhan
coats at the Boston.
Fred Hoffman OF st. Paul, will visit
his sister, Mrs. Otto Schleusener, over
Thanksgiving.
If you want to make loan on your
farm read the ad. of the Merchants
National Bank.
Miss Laura Thomson arrived from
Staples today and will spend Thanks
giving with her parents.
B. Appropriateness guaranteed
clothing for men sold only at the
Model.
Miss Margaret stevenson OF st.
Cloud, arrived today and will make
few days. visit here with friends.
Gunder Johnson purchased the
saloon of Mike Schwartz on Third
street, and took possession Monday.
See those ladies 1915 coats, at the
Boston next week. .Ess.@,7s, 1.
Edgar Thomson returned 10 Minne-
apolis on Monday, alter sbending
several days here with shss piether,
Virgil Thomason. 81. -. "a
Just what a man wants in under
wear he is sure to find here and find
it moderately priced. The Model.
Mrs. M. c. Kelsey and Mrs. 81.
Hilsdale will entertain the Sans Souci
Art club on Tuesday at the Kelsey
residence on Main street. -
John Donley sold his big team o
horses to Jas. Ingram on Monday.
Mr.. Ingram shipped the horses to one
of his logging camps on the same day.
When you buy shoes of us they are
insured by our guar antee. The Model
D. Cleveland & Son are making
large cuts in prices on all goods ir
their line, and intend to do so unit
their entire stock is disposed OF
Come and see for yourself.
Mary Woodbury. returned iron
Seattle on Tuesday after two months
visit with friends. Mr.. Woodbury.
will leave in few days for the West
and after short visit there will &C
company Mrs. Woodbury. home.
When you think OF that new suit O.
overcoat think of, the Model.
Henry Theirs, formerly Of this city
but who has been in the West for th'
past three years, has accepted tn
position recently left vacated by LeoI
Pangburn in Blied's store.
The will OF Josiah Cooper has beef
filed for probate. J.. F. Cooper wa
appointed as executor for the estate
The personal property amounted II
$500, and the real estats, left by Mr.
Cooper, to $15, 600.
Buy your overshoes and rubbers a
the Model. Every pair is guaranteed
The members of the Peerless bal
team gave very pleasant dancing
party at the city hall on Friday night
The symphony orchestra furnishes
most excellent music. The boys viii
give another party on Friday night
| December 8.
If you are looking for bargains rea'
A. NJ. Madsen's ad. Madsen has
reputation for saying what he mean
and meaning what he says. Reduc
ton with him means reduction o
prices.
The attendance at the st. Clou,
Business college shows an increase O
over 80 per cent over last year. TIL
fact that the leading business mel
apply to this school when in need Q
help will always insure for this in
stitution most liberal patronage.
Remember the big cloak sale at tn
Boston next week. Read their ad.
Frank L. Connolly, who has beel
in the employ of A.. Butcher for som
time, has severed his connections wit
that market, and returned to his oil
position at Valley City. Mr.. Connell
is an experienced man In the mea
business, and readily finds employ
ment.
| Sewing machine needles and attach
ments for all kinds of machines a
the Singer Agency at Scherffius
iewelry store. =