The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-19
HOME HAPPENINGS

! Look out for the big auction bills
of Frank Meyer for Oct. 8.
There are plenty of ducks this fall
and the hunters who 60 after them
come back with good supplies of the
birds.
Buy your boys and girls school
shoe here and be assured of satisfac-
tory wear with every pair. We have a
boys shoe for $50 that can't be beat.
The Model.
Advertised letters in the Sank Centre
postoffice Sept IS: Layo Bumbristar,
Miss E, Brown, Mr.. A. n. Martin,
Miss Olivia Peterson.
| Schleusener Hardware Co. want 10
men to work on water works job.
Read the advertisement of the Harry
Huey auction on another page.
Those interested can secure some big
bargains by attending this sale.
The star route from Sank Centre to
Long Prairie has been changed so as
to leave the Great Northern railroad
station instead of the postotfce, on
Sundays.
We have sold about 1900 tons Of coal
thus far this season and are prepared
to supply all grades in any quantity.
Lee & Gingery Co.
Mrs. Emma Yarno was granted a
divorce from Geo. r. Yarno Aug. 10,
at Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Yarno was
allowed 100 court fees and $50 month
alimony.
The fact that the annual enrolment
at the Minneapolis Business College
is double that of any other like school
in the Northwest proves that this col
lege must be the best. A line to Rugg
& Boyce, 800 Central Ave-, brings
complete information.
The recent time schedule whereby
the Northern Pacific North Coast
Limited cut out all stops between
Moorhead and Minneapolis, has been
changed so as to take on passengers
at St. Cloud.
VSchleusener Hardware Co. want IL
men TO work on water works job.
S. 2. Hansen has recently pur-
chased team of handsome bays
which both he and his friends adj
mire greatly. 1t is one OF the finest
driving teams seen in this vicinity
for some time.
The ladies OF the Ongregational
church will hold coffee at the church
dining room on Thursday afternoon
of next week. Everybody invited.
Dc not forget the date, Thursday after
noon, September Doth. MRS. J. A.
NORRIS, President.
The popular clerk at the Sank Centre
postotfice, Aloysius Meyers, is one of
the contestants in the Minneapolis
Tribune's voting contest. Tuesdays
issue of that paper contained good
half tone cut of Mr.. Meyers.
Look for the Twin City and Lake
Superior Railway Company's notice of
advance in price of stock published in
to-day's paper. It is a revelation and
will start the business men to think
ing.
Fire, which started at l o'clock Tues
day morning in the public school
building of Fair Haven, destroyed the
building and contents. The loss was
200 with ST., $50 insurance. Incen-
diarism is suspected. The school will
| be rebuilt
Ladies, we want you to see our new
fall shoes, and will consider it a
privilege to show them to you at any
time See the new Dimi-patent
leather shoe in button and lace. The
| Model.
Sunday nights storm disarranged
telephone and electric light wires to
some extent. The lightning was very
bright and quite continuous at times.
1t Kept the repair men busy Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday putting
things to rights again.
The Glenwood Academy offers the
following courses of study: College
Preparatory, Normal, Commercial,
Shorthand and Typewriting, and
Music. For illustrated catalogue ad
dress Glenwood Academy, Glenwood,
MINI. 15-4t
JAP ROSE bath soap fathers freely IL al
k.Eos OF water. For use in HARD WATER irs
strongest point. KIRK'S-druggists, grocer's
Grading is in progress on several of
the streets on which the council re-
Gently ordered new cement sidewalks
to be laid. The work will be rushed
from this time on, though it is
doubtful whether all the walks order.