The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-05-02
HOME HAPPENINGS

came fresh April "a, easy mixer and
gentle j. w. James
Miles Brecount was agreeably sur
prised on Friday evening by a number
of his friends dropping in on him and
spending the evening. Refreshments
were served and a good time was had
by all. Read The Herald.
WANTED buy secondhand
one-horse truck in good repair.
j. w. James.
w. A. Rice, district secretary of the
Epworth League, addressed the con-
at the Methodist church
Sunday morning Mr.. Rice has trav-
eled extensively and is well posted on
work Read The Herald.
Of all the fruits there are in the land
That grows on bush or tree,
l would give up the choicest ones
For HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Hanson & Emerson.
At the coming meeting of the A. O..
u. w. lodge the following members
will be the center of attraction be-
cause they will provide refreshments:
E. A. Richard, R. R. Kells Sam Ora
ham, E. w. Avery. Read The Herald.
Pay a half, save half; at The New
Stores closing out sale. n
The fruit tree vendor has had con-
siderable attention during the week,
it being delivery time for stock sold
early in the season. Farmers are buy
ing more nursery stock than they
have in many years. Read The Her
aid.
Fancy mixed suitings, neat checks,
stripes and plaids; Csc quality, spec
ial 4S cts. per yard. Mel Billed.
Announcements are out announcing
the approaching marriage of Miss Al
berta Look of Collinsville, ILL.,, and
Matt Scow of Long Prairie. Mr.. Scow
is owner of the Long Prairie Flour
mills and rs well known in this city.
Read The Herald.
A daring cut in prices all along the
line at The New Stores closing out
sale.
Owing to bad weather the base ball
game that was to have been played
here last Saturday by the High school
teams of Sank Centre and Glenwood,
was called off, Glenwood informing the
local players that they would not
come. Read The Herald.
Ladies' tailor made suits on half
price at Blied's.
/, A fine baby girl sarrivedi at, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Green Friday,
taking along with it lot of sunshine.
Papa is happy, while mama and her
wee daughter are getting on nicely
The Herald congratulates all con-
cerned. Read The Herald.
Considerable work is being done on
the cemetery lots and decided i'm
provement on the appearance of the
same is manifest. The Bridgman lot
is being improved and the records on
the stone being completed by the local
marble works. Read The Herald.
Long loose spring coats, plaid and
checked coats; hip length loose box
coats: broabcloth and corset jackets
at Blied's.
Sheriff Hamilton of Todd county
was in the city Saturday en- route to
Saltwater with negro. The charge
preferred against the man was that of
assaulting small boy near Hewitt
which nearly resulted in the childs
death. He drew a six months SEN
tence. Read The Herald.
Best quality ingram carpets, war
ranted all wool, fast colors. Special
sale for Saturday. IS cts. per yard, at
Blied's.
By cleaning up their lake property
at the end of main street the city will
have one of the most attractive places
in the country. This property was
purchased six years ago by the city
and until the present council
took the matter up little had been
done to beautify it. Read The Her
aid.
Special sale of carpets Saturday,
May 4th. If you need new carpet
this spring attend this special sale at
Blied's.
The Great Northern park across the
track south of the depot is beginning
to materialize. The company has a
crew of men at~work this week set
ting out trees and shrubbery and
plating out flower beds. The park
will be nearly a block long and a
half block wide and will be carefully
cared for by the company's section
men, Read The Herald.
Ladies' Silk Hose at Blied's.
Mrs. F. j. Smith and children left
on Tuesday April % for her new home