The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-07-06

Ernest Hassen OF Duluth, is the
guest of his cousin, Everett Jameson.
Chas. Hamilton and daughter Of
Long Prairie, were in town Thursday.
w. G. Graham Of Long Prairie, was
business visitor here on Wednesday.
w. McNeice returned from Portland,
on Sunday after three weeks visit
there.
Miss Eva Miller of Long Prairie, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Hattie
Hedin.
Mr.. w. Smyth of Cloquet, was the
guest of Miss Mildred How, on the
Fourth.
Grin Wheeler of Westport, is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. o..
Wheeler.
G. G. Power of Minneapolis, was the
guest OF his brother, Ed Power, over
the Fourth.
Miss Alice Spaulding Of Farming
ton, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Bertha Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Schertfius and
daughter Dorothy, went to Glenwood
on Saturday.
Willis How of Duluth, was the
guest of his mother, the last three
DAYS OF last week.
The filling put into the outbreak
at Fairy has been partly washed out
by the heavy rains.
A good hammock for little money, a
better one for a little more money.
Hanson & Emerson.
A number of people came up from
Mehose to attend the dance at the
city hall ON July 4 tn.
J.B. Schoenhoff, now located in NJ
A. Scnerffius' jewelry store, has fine
line of Singer sewing machines.
| Needles and attachments for all kinds
of machines.
F. l.. Minnette, head bOok-keeper in
the Webster Manufacturing Co. OF
Superior, is in the city on ten days
vacation. He is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Minnette.
At the communion service Sunday
morning, at the Congregational
church Miss Marion McCullom and
Miss Nellie Allen were received into
church membership. This makes
| .l;u&,, o;,oo +ba borip Of tho voar
Frank Grams of Cedar Lake, had
the misfortune to injure his right
hand quite badly ON Wednesday, by
the explosion of frecrackers, DR..
Moynihan dressed the wound.
M. N. Kohl of the Cass Lake
Land Office, was in the city Wednes-
day on his way back to duty after
spending a short vocation among
| friends at Alexandria and Millervllie.
Miss Minnie Pike of Sank Centre,
after a year of excellent work in the
New Haven Normal School of
Gymnastics, is spending her vacation
with relatives in Topsfeld and Salem,
Mass.
The builder of new house will
save the expense and irritation of poor
finish if he uses Jap-alac-it is ideal
for all woodwork where varnish finish
is required. For sale by Feisler 4
McNeice.
DR.. Rich opens camp in his cottage
at big Cedar" on Saturday. Several
of the party are already at the camp.
The doctor will be in town to attend to
his practise every Wednesday after
noon and Thursday morning.
Sra.l waists are tao longer in ST
It's the round plump waists that
come by taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea: that's al the go.
35 ceutS. Tea or tablet form.
Hanson * Emerson.
John j. BOObar writes his mother
from Boston, that he and his wife
visited Bunker Hill on the Glorious
Fourth, he fails to state whether he
climbed to the top of the monument
or not, but it is safe to say he did,
for he always goes to the top when he
gets started.
Mrs. HARDWOOD of Mimi eapOlis, is in
the city, selling 'Stoddards Lectures"
in thirteen Volumes, magnificent
work with over five thousand illustra-
tons, several of our citizens have
avaiIed themselves of the opportunity
of getting these books on very easy
terms. Mrs, HARDWOOD is staying with
Mrs. w. Benner.
Mr.. O. K. Heath spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. TObey. Mr..
| Heath is man of rare musical
ability. He is possessed even now at
50 years of age with rich sweet bass
voice. He has a record of singing
sixty years in church choir with
hardly the rest of one Sunday, and
now is director of a choir in the
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