The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-03-21

Boston are proving very popular VIII
the ladies.
Mr.. O. A. Haugen, the travelling
man, left fer Glenwood over the N. P.
on Wednesday.
The Boston announces another big
special sale for Monday. Colored
wash goods will be on sale this time,
Miss Julia Kinsella went to Clarissa
Ion Monday to begin teaching term
of school near that village.
George Stephenson, the Great
Northern depot agent at Long Prairie.
was in the city on Saturday.
We have a good stock of ladies' and
misses coats, both short and long
coats, for Easter trade. A. Dahlem.
For evergreen and ornamental stock
send for price list to Wilwerding's
Nursery, Freeport, Mimi. 21-3t-pd
Sunday morning theme, "The
Three Crosses" Union Temperance
meeting ia the Nj. E. church at 7:3O
p. m.
Mr.. Henry Hillman and sister,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat.
Hillman, are home from Montana to
visit their mother, who is very ill.
Mrs. Parkinson of Hoboken, lost a
valuable horse this week. Its death
/ was caused by being kicked by another
horse.
DR.. Dubois has returned from Hot
Springs. Mrs. Dubois and her sister,
Miss, Davis, will remain for some
time.
Ladies, we can please you as to
style, quality and price in the
selection of your Easter coat or
jacket A. Dahlem.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cleveland went
to Browerville on last Friday to visit
their sons family. They expect to
return home today.
Miss Alta Cass is spending a short
vacation with her parents south of the
city. Miss Cass is attending Hamline
university. =
Louis Hedin came up from Mime
apolis last week to spend few days
with his family. Mr.. Hedin gave
this office call.
Mr.. Chris. Christopherson, district
deputy of the Woman lodge, is in
Sank Centre this week working for
the good of the order.
WANTED: Wood choppers on Sec
ton 10-127-24, Kandota township. For
particulars see or write to Gust
Enblom, mail route No. 2. 21-4t
Full line of silk and kid gloves in
two button and elbow lengths in the
fashionable spring shades, and black
and whites at Blied's.
Bernie S. Cole with his grand
mother, Mrs. q. M. Cole, of Alex
andria, celebrated his third birthday
on last Friday by spending the day
with his father, M. A. Cole, in this
city.
The regular meeting of the w. R
C. will be held at their room in G. A.
R. building, on Saturday afternoon OF
this week at 2:3O O'Clock. There will
be initiation of members, and q large
attendance is desired.
A baby girl arrived in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parks, on Satur-
day, March 10Th, causing joy and
gladness alike to parents and re-
latives. One day later they might
have named her st. Patricia.
The Methodist, Baptist and Con
gregational churches will unite in a
temperance meeting, Sunday even
ing, in the Methodist church. There
will be a number of short addresses
of ten or fifteen minutes each by
various speakers. All are cordially
| invited.
At st. Paul's church last week there
was forty hours devotion and the
following priests assisted father ART:
Rev. Chas. Pfeifer of Long Prairie,
Rev. Manrus O. s. B. of Cold Springs,
Rev. Scheiner of Fergus Falls, Rev.
Klein of Padua, and Rev. Adrian OF
Minneapolis.
The Social Thirty spent a very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. John
Dimond on Tuesday. The attendance
was small owing to the bad walking,
but those who we're not afraid of wet
feet felt amply repaid for any dis
comfort they encountered on the way.
John ]. Boobar writes that he had
the pleasure of lunching with DR.. and
Mrs. Claude Lewis at their hotel in
Washington, aud of entertaining
them at dinner in his own home, and
enjoying a trip with them by boat to
Mt. Vernon. John adds as an aside,
"Claude seems to have married a
very nice young woman, and certainly
a very nice looking one."
Miss Fannie Norris and Mrs. NJ. F.
Woodbury. we're elected last Sunday
as delegates from the Congregational
Sunday school, to the State Sunday
school Convention to be held in
Minneapolis April 9, 10 and IL. At
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