The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-10-11

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for all larger sales with approved
security.
Refreshments will be served.
T. w. Gallagher, Proprietor; James
Connolly, Auctioneer; Nj. L. Webb,
Clerk.
DR.. Dubois went to Fairbault Tues
day returning Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Mayberry OF Ellsworth,
Wisconsin, arrives III town today and
will remain all winter with her
daughter, Miss Mayberry.
Mrs. K. S..Weeman Of Manitonoc,
Wis, is expected to reach town in a
few days to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. j. b. Herrick, of the
Central House.
Frank Souden returned Saturday
from an extended trip through Texas.
There will be services in the Baptist
church next Sabbath at the usual
time.
j. H. Alexander and M. J. Thomp-
son of st. Paul, took dinner at the
Central House, Wednesday.
A successful hunting party, Geo.
Fish, Jean Richards, j. NJ. Wilson
and A. G.. Kay went out to Francis
lake last Saturday. They brought
home twenty-seven ducks. Mr..
Richards dog, Pedro, can't be beat
on finding wounded ducks. Thanks
for some of the ducks.
Mrs. H. Eence of Willard, was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. G. Ebben,
this week, returning on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. Ebben returned home from
the twin cities last Friday.
The Congregational ladies will
hold their rummage and apron sale
on Thursday and Friday, Nov. LIST
and End.
Mrs. Ada Sprague and her father,
Mr., W4n. VanValkenberg, started
Tuesday morning for Seattle, whore
they will spend the winter with .
brother, Samuel VanValkenberg.
This is the seventh trip Mr.. Van
Valkenberg has been to the Pacific
Coast, and the fifth for Mrs. Sprague.
The ladies of the Rebecca Lodge
surprised Mrs. Sprague by entertain
ing in her honor at their lodge rooms,
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served and very pleasant evening
was spent. Wednesday, number of
her lady friends took lunch baskets
and helped tie some beautiful silk
quilts at her home.
Only small audience greeted the
play, "Faust," which appeared at
the Grand opera house on Tuesday
evening. The play was we'll staged,
and the parts of the different characters
were performed in very artistic man
ner. The role of "Faust" was re-
markably we'll performed. The COM
pany was worthy of much larger
attendance than appeared.
| Progression is life. Don't stand
still but go to the Congregational
church dining room tonight and
enjoy Progressive supper.
Business men can be served at $50
at the Progressive supper if they so
desire.
Don't miss the Progressive supper
given by the ladies at the Congre-
gational church dining room tonight.
Price 25 cents.
The Bishop Grocery Co. are making
some Improvements in the basement
of their store.
Mrs. Enright and her two daughters
went to Little Falls on Tuesday to
visit relatives.
Ben Simonton spent Sunday with
relatives here, returning to Glenwood
on Monday.
]. E. Gallagher was home for few
days this week.
Mrs. Augusta Nelson is visiting in
Starbuck at the present time, and
later will 60 to visit relatives in othe
localities.
| J.H. Hartley has purchased q
homr the George Jenkins place. he
family takes possession this week.
We own large tract of land in
sunny southern Alberta, western
Canada. Buy land direct from own
|ers. Special chartered car excursion
Ievery Wednesday from Minneapolis
to Lsthbridge, Alberta. If interested
write for maps, etc. Cheap rate. No
charge for sleeping accommodations.
We want live agents. O. W. Kerr Co.,
Bank OF .Mpls. Bldg, Minneapolis,
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