The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-18

shortly for the Pacific coast to take up
their residence. During the evening
the ladies presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Hines a china piece as token of
appreciation. The evening passed
very pleasantly. Light refreshments
were served.
The private car and diner of the
Superintendent of the Great Northern
and his assistant arrived in Sank
Centre over the Cass Lake branch
Tuesday attached to the regular pas
senger and went west on the main line
at 1:3O. The officials were out on
tour of inspection.
You can buy 25 cent sheet music
for dime at The Racket Saturday.
A fire at 1915 a. M. Monday des-
troyed small house owned by Eugene
Irish in James addition and goods
therein owned by Mrs. Maurice
Mahanna were also destroyed. Mrs.
Mahanna carried 81 900 insurance and
Mr.. Irish $3.50. Owing to the fact that
the city now has no fire bell the alarm
was defective and the department was
greatly hampered.
Farmers with good live stock to
sell can dispose of it to advantage by
bringing it to Sank Centre Monday,
August 5, Market Day,
The Baptist, Congregational and
Methodist congregations will hold a
union service in the Baptist church
next Sunday evening, July 81, at
O'Clock. Rev. F. H. Oehler will
preach.
10c, 15c and zoe ruching at SC.
Come and see them. The Fair.
Rain Saturday and Sunday nights
did great deal of good to the growing
crops. In some other towns in this
part of the state, Fergus Falls for
instance, accompanying lightning did
some damage.
Clearance sale on tailor-made suits
half price at Blied's Store
The crops in this vicinity look fine.
Grain is little backward but gives
good promise of a large crop. The
country in Stearns county has the
appearance of garden and its fertility
is evident to the observer.
A zoe silk ribbon, 3$4 inches wide,
all colors, at 12c. The Fair.
The state board OF control is planning
to visit Sank Centre in the near future
to look over the field relative to chOos-
ing location for the Industrial School
for girls. DIR. Dubois, chairman of
the committee that has the matter in
charge, expects to receive word from
the board any day announcing the
date on which they may be expected.
The first Market Day in Sank
Centre was success. The next one,
which falls on Monday August s.,
will be a bigger one.
The library board will hold a re-
gular meeting this evening.
M. G.. Kelsey, who was the victim
of runaway accident fortnight ago,
has been partially laid up with a
lame knee most of the time since
For the past ten days he has been
compelled to 60 about on crutches.
He is improving and hopes to throw
the sticks away in few days. His
many friends join with him in this
wish.
Ladies white parasols worth $500 to
$3.50 for 1925 at Blied's Store.
A merry-go-round is doing a land
Office business on Elm street below
Third. The concern has been located
there for some days and is the centre
of attraction for a large number of
people. The management is very
particular to conduct his attraction in
manner above criticism so that
ladies and children may visit and
enjoy it without any fear. The
greatest care is used in the operation
OF the machine.
Clearance sale of spring coats; one
quarter off from our regular low
prices. Blied's Store.
CDR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" was put
on the boards at the opera house
Monday evening by travelling
theatrical organization which opened
its season here. The company pos
sesses some merit and probably after
they get into the harness will give
creditable production. At present
their performance is rather crude.
C. G. Allen probably handles the
dual role as we'll as any "star" who
will consent to travel with an organiza-
ton of this grade.
1t don't make any difference what
kind of -four is brought into Sank
Centre, Joe Exford handles the best
kind all the time. He sells Paynes-
vile, Westport and Albany -four and