The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-09-07

Mrs. Cheny, OF New YORK City, ana
MIR. Chapman of Cambridge, Mass,
have been secured as teachers of voice
culture and elocution at the Glenwood
Academy Tor the coming year.
Our special prices on ladies fur
lined coats hold good during the
month of September. Make your
selection, pay deposit, and we will
keep the garment for you until you
need it. Mel. Billed.
Miss Anna Costello left on Saturday
for Uldrich, Mimi, where she has &C
copied a position as a teacher. Miss
Maria left on the same day for Brain
i ard as waitress in the Ransford hotel.
G. M. McCollum went to Fergus
Falls today.
Jap-a-lac, in Is lucky colors, is a
fine, tough, quick-drying, durable
finish for floors, furniture, interior
woodwork, metal work-everything
that needs freshening. You can get
it at Fiesler & McNeice's.
Nellie Fuller, Den1er-"My face
was full of pimples and black-headS.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
has driven them away. People hardly
know me. I'm looking fine" 80
cents Tea or tablets. Hanson &
Emerson.
The GIenwood Academy offers the
following courses:v College, Prepara-
tory, Normal, Commercial, Shorthand
and Typewriting, elemestary, vocal
and instrumental music and eiOcu-
ton. For catalogue and particulars
write to Prof. Sevre, Glenwood, Mimi.
For a frst-class flour such as from
the mills of Paynesville, Albany,
GIenwood and Sank Centre, don't fail
to call on the Exford grocery and
restaurant. No better flour made
than any of the above mentioned
brands. Jos. Exford.
Fire in the Herald office last week
the foreman has gone to the state
Glenwood, the devil is getting out the
selves accordingly, and look to next
week.
The five cent cigar trade is now
running to Porto Rico cigars. In
view of this fact we have taken the
agency for the best genuine double
stamp imported cigar made to sell for
5 cts. Call for the Ell Proviso at
Fiesler. & McNeice.
Mr.. Louis Huber who resides on a
farm near West Union, met with
quite loss last week. On Saturday
eight head Of cattle got into corn
field. Five head died on Sunday, and
the balance of the lot were not
expected to live.
Westward the orb of glory takes its
way.
Wisconsin is the state, you hear
every body Say,
It's made itself famous DO one great
stride;
Rocky Mountain Tea has made it's
nameworld wide.
Hanson & Emerson.
"What's the use" of having an
education? A sermon for young men
and women at the Methodist church
Sunday evening. At the morning
hour we will have a special Harvest
Home service. The church will be
appropriately decorated. The pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Adams, will preach both
morning and EVENING" Morning
subject: .'Will we recognize our
friends in heaven?" Everyone in
yited.
In the last half dozen years "The
Missouri Grip has been seen in this
city several times and the visit again
this season, which is announced for
Wednesday night, sept. 18th, will be
hailed with delight by the numerous
theater-goers who have SO long con-
tended that this attraction is the
greatest of all comedies and "Zeke"
and s'Daisy" the funniest of all stage
characters. The success of this at
traction has stimulated other managers
to offer productions of a similar nature
but none have ever yet succeeded in
producing an imitation that will sat
isfy the theater-goers who have seen
the original show. The company this
season is said to be even stronger than
when the play was last seen here and
the unusual demand for seats so far
In advance augurs we'll for capacity
business. The prices are in accord
ance with the times and so reasonable
that everyone can afford a brief
holiday with "Zeke' and "Dahy."
The vaudeville features this season are
particularly strong and the whole pro-
ductiOn is in keeping with the high
standard of excellence that character
ICES Fred Raymond's attractions.