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ELLIOTT IND WILSON.

Located at Seawell and Anessl..l' ; drug store on Main street are the popular soda water dispensers, Elliott and Wilson. This is the popular place of the city and the reputation estaD- lished during tie short period that Elliott and Wilson have been in charge evidences this fact. Elliott and Wilson have neat and attrac- lively furnished parlor for ladies' Music from 3 to each afternoon. They are now supplied with all mol- ern conveniences to manufacture ica cream, sherbets and buildings for home use or entertainments. They use only the purest and best of ingredients and the highest quality. Pure goods and wholesomeness of ingredients largely affects the health of a com munity. The firm of Elliott and Will son furnish only the best. As busi- ness men and citizens they are pro- gressive and energetic and the popu- larity of their place of business ex- emplifies the appreciation of the pub lie of their efforts to please Elliott and Wilson highly merit the support given them.
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Ohio Street Baptist E'lure'a.

Pastor Sam II Campbell will fill his pulpit at both hours of serV- ice. He will use for his theme at the morning hour "The Making of a Life,' and at night his subject will be Escape Impossible Through Neglect" The ordinance of Baptism will follow the night service X cordial invitation is extended to you and your friends 10 worship with this church and pastor at all their services. Sunday school at 9:36 a m.. at which hour t7les' will also discuss the Sunday scfo@ picnic to be held al Forest na'';+ next Tuesday Preaching at 7i a. IF. and s ? la B. Y. P. '. at { D. m
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Dr. Norris Criticizes Dr. Cline,
 Church.

Since under the caption. The Ne cessity for Creed on last Sunday night Doctor J. l. Norris found i1 necessary to censure Dr. Cline's peo- pie for not wearing the name of Campbell, Dr. Cline wishes to an nounce that on next Sunday night, he will review Dr. Norris speech, stenographically reported to him, and
 give his illustrated journey from Jerusalem to Rome and Back Again;
 or, the History of Creed-Making, ; that all may see how human creeds and human names for religious bodies came into being. All interested are invited to attend.
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THE BOYGE CONSTRUCTION co

The Boyce Construction company, a new enterprise in our city, with experienced men to do it's work, in today's Graphic tells you what they will do. Specifications and estimates are free. They do all kinds of concrete, cistern cement work and set boilers in the coun- try. They are in the field for b1lsi- ness Ill the construction line, in- cluding all classes of building from barns and farm houses to the most handsome residence or busi- ness house. T. A. Mansfield will draw plans and specifications for you. Call and see them and let them explain their method
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work, you Will land on top, pro vlded, of course, you stick to It. The best eXemplification of these suggest ions that has eyer been demonstrated in mercantile circles in Pine Bluff is Simon's 9th Dump Sale. The bonafidcness of the ad- vertised bargains is the value and success crowned the offerings oa the first day. No half-hearted re- ductiOns so common these days, but genuine sacrifices in order that ini- mediate cash may be realized Gentle reader, it will pay you sub stantially to visit Simons during this Dump Sale and invest in some of the timely specials which are to be had in mems and boys wear ables. And if your present neeis are cared for, then it will repay You twO-fold to invest for future use. Perhaps your neighbor may profit by the suggestions; tell him if he doesn't know of Simon's Dump Sale. Your earning capacity is en- hanced by your ability to save Here's your opportunity.
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A NOTABLE SUCCESS.

You can always measure success by value and if that be great the other will follow. And SO, when you start to do anything, remember to put the worth in the work or the goods and you will stand bet ter show to succeed than the fel- low who goes in slip-shod and can't see very far ahead. If you are en- unused over your mission or your
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HOT SPRINGS CONCRETE co.

The Hot Springs Concrete com pany has established branch in Pine Bluff and it is with pride they point to work done by them since their arrival ia our cty. The large reservoir at the Pine Bluff Light and Water plant was built by this firm. The capacity of this tank is over a million and a half gallons. It required the work of an experienced workman to satis- factorily build this reservoir. Mr. Marx, the manager, refers to *1r FoWles as to the perfect satisfac- tion given. They employ for ce- ment work one of the best cement men in the Sontn. Two of the many letters of recommendation from prominent citizens Of Hot Springs appear ill their ad today. This firm gives a guaratee and their guarantee is backed by suf- fcient capital, that they will giy } satisfaction on all work, cis arn cellar. concrete foundati0i.S c floors they undertake.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
I Ss + I. < i. !s + .E .s. .s .S. .s I. .

l A theater party was given at the Majestic Friday evening by several local society boys. complimentary to Misses Blanche FelsenthaI and Selma Stern of Camden, guests of Miss Artia Drevfus for few weeks. The young people witnessed tha performance The Middleman" and after tue show enjoyed a luncheon at a downtown cafe Those in the party were: Misses Felsenthal and Stern of Camden, Artie Dreyfu., Francis Waterman, Jessie Waterman, Sam Solnson Milford and Stanley Dreyfus. Har- old Silverstein of Shreveport, La, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bloom and son, Ira Bloom.
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

The pastor of Lakeside Methodist church, W. c. Watson, will preach Sunday morning at II o'clock on How to Hear and at S D. m on "A Sad Issue.' Sunday schoo' at 9:30 a. m. Senior League at 5 p. m., Miss Lula Davis, leader. Junior League at 4:13 D. m AZ are invited to attend the above services. Neglect not the assem- bling of yourselves together ill the house of God
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Carr Memorial Church.

Services at the First ward schoo, building at II a. m and D. m., held by the pastor, R.. A. McClir- tock. Sunday school at 9 4 | m. The Woman's s Home Mission So- ciety will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. M s. Frank. The trustees and building commit tee will meet Monday night at 5 o'clock.
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Christian Scientists.

Services at 1GS Pine stre@.
 Sunday II 8. n., subject: Is the Universe. Including Man t,yolve3 by Atomic Force '
 Wednesday evening meetings at 7:3o o'clock. Reading room same address. Visitors welcome.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
E # * + < + < ;. s.e ss * s i. :. *

The regular services will 54 n fa at the Trinity Episcopal .hu"eA ,l.ie morning at Il o'clock. Nevarynd Waiter D. Bueknes viii 15H6uls Ufs services. The subtaa; for f.a ,aesa- ins service will be; M. T O 'fhe evening services Vill begin al $ o'clock. All are covdialN ine.t"l to attend these saryien9.
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First Baptist Church.

The pastor. Reverend Ross Moore, will preach at both honrs Of serv- ice today. Sunday school at 9:3o a. m All are cordially invited to worship with us.
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If You receive a copy of the Graphic today and are not a sub scriber, take it as a kind invitation to subscribe. Both phones.
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Mrs. P. F. Mitchell and Miss Lula
 the city yesterday visiting friends
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If You receive copy of the Graphic today and are not sub scriber, take it as a kin(. invitation to subscribe Both phones.
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Thomas s. James, the we'll known capitalist, is quite sick with typhoid fever at the Antlers hotel
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W. w. Matthews of the Voss- Niehol company, is reported no bet ter.
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Seveal theater parties have been planned at the Majestic by local society people for the coming week. The Aringtons will offer several attractive society plays during the coming week and the society folk are preparing to attend in large parties.
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Miss Berta Sullivan left yester day afternoon for Memphis, where she will visit Miss Fay fn!lis for few weeks.
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Judge and Nrs. Elliott Entertain.
 Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Elliott en- tertained last night complimentary to Miss Mary Geisfeiter and her guest, Miss Lillian Dinkins. This event has been looked forward to for the past week with much inter- est by the younger members of so- ciety and was largely attended. The Elliott home was thrown open to the guests and a delightful evening was spent. The interior was beau tifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns and was a pretty sight Miss Mary Geisreiter and her guest have been the recipients of many social honors since their return from Higbee school at Memphis and the many entertainments given them by friends attest their popn- larity
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Mir. and Mrs s. Geisreiter will entertain Monday evening with a dance at Forest park in honor Of their daughter. Miss Mary Geis- reiter, who has just returned from school. This event is looked for ward to with happy articipations.
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Miss Mildred Owens will be the hostess Friday evening for the club, of which she is a member.
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Miss Roella Solmson left yester- day for Memphis, where she vii visit her brother and other rela- tives and friends for few weeks
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be composed of Misses Blanche Felsenthal and Selma Stern of Cam den, Artie Dreyfus, Francis and Jessie Waterman, Ida Dreyfus; Nesdames E. ]. Bloom and s. A. kosenberg, and Nessrs. Milford and Stanley Dreyfas, Sam Solmson. Harold Siiyerstein of Shreveport. Meyer solmson, Ben Franklin and E. J Bloom
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Pretty Wash Fabrics
 Some at Reduced Prices

We make special mention fer thK week hay, of or,4os III at price
  mpcanl look tlnno
 We have also selected three a o the fevtla
 LOT 1Abont p silk silks and other ef1on5p w, mi '' '' s''e f'' per var" IO1 70 Irish hsual1 k,n}, LOT j. Over % lawns baiss tsand ul'l P ard or salc a }erva Inen and s1t lengths the White al Ipices
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A party of young people will
 pend today at Noble Lake, the tueSt ,.-of friends. The party will
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Of late weeks il appears that Saturday is the lauch-sought day for social affairs. A delightful af- fair given by Judge and Mrs. John M. Elliott, is in progress as the society notes go to press. The party is honor Of Miss Mary eeisreiter' onsNGf our popular school girls. whoy is spending the vacation with home folks and friends.
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w. l. Rosamord and bride rc burned yesterday from Tennessee Where they spent their honeymoon visiting relat5ves and friends
 frs. Rosamond was formerly Miss
 Pope of Monticello.
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! WilIiams-Van Valkcnbur9h.

oards are out announcing the approaching wedding of Miss Beu- lah Williams of Fayetteville and Horace Bulle Van Valkenbubrgh of Warren, Ark. the marriage to be solemnized at the Central Presby- terian church in Fayetteville, Fri day evening, June 2S, Both are well known to Pine Bluff society people. Few nuptial events of this old university town have occasioned more interest than this approaching wedding. Miss Williams and Mr. Van Vankenburgh are both grad uates of the university, and are popularly known to hundreds of the student body of the college. The groom-elect has been since his graduation, general secretary of the city Y. Nj C. A. at Athens. Ga.
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yielded So bushels an acre.
ROUTE No. 6

Geo. Stout is busy digging potatoes.
Miss Mollie Sorenson called on
Rose Kortan Thursday.
Mrs. o. II. Heath is visiting her
son Geo. Stout and family.
Miss Jessie Traffic was a visitor IN
school Dist. No. 81 Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Kortan spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Mildred Lathrop.
Mrs. Abner Irish, who has been on
the sick list the past two weeks, is re-
ported better.
MFR. and Mrs. Nels Anderson spent
two days in Minneapolis and ST..
Paul last week.
Miss Sigrid Anderson had the
misfortune to run a large nail into
her foot Monday morning.
Mrs. H. Thomson came up from
Minneapolis to see her sister Mrs.
Abner Irish, who has been quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and
son Alfred, and sister Mrs. K. o..
Samuelson, who went to Benson,
Illnn., to attend the funeral of the
latter's brother, have returned home.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-17
SOUTH SAUK CENTRE

Frank Minette spent Sunday at the
home of Charlie Dicks.
Miss Susie Minette will be absent
from home few weeks.
Miss May Wager called on Miss Clara
Dickham Sunday evening.
Miss May wager and sister called on
Sank Centre friends Sunday.
The Kroisf apys we're visiting with
Leopold Botz Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Botz and sister Verena
visited with the Anderson girls Sun
day.
Conrad Botz, Jr., was visiting friends
and relatives at Long Prairie few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Botz visited
at Clark Wilcox of McCormic Lake
Sunday.
The gold medal blue stem wheat
which II. w. Botz got at Minot, N. D.,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-17
UNITY

Oscar Lietz is building an addition
to his dwelling.
Mrs. VIM. Belinger called on Mrs.
Geo. Kind Tuesday afternoon.
Robt. Betow was a Sank Centre
business callers Thursday last.
Dale Daniels and Ed. Cynar were
Unity callers Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Lietz were Sank
Centre visitors last Wednesday.
Several from this vicinity took in
tie fair at Sank Centre Tuesday.
Sam Daniels moved his machine to
the vicinity Of Padua Wednesday.
Thos. McFarlane was a Sank Cen
tire business caller Wednesday last.
Potato digging is the principal
item on the program for this week.
Misses Emma and Helena Lietz
were Unity callers the first of the
week.
Robert Betow, who has been laid up
with a sore hand, is able to be out
again.
Paul Ahles, school perintendent,
visited school in district 173 last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Betow were
in Unity Monday and Tuesday OF
last week.
Misses Augusta Kind, Anna and
Gertrude Kraemer visited the school
Wednesday.
Misses Anna and Gertie Kraemer
Of MeIrose were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Kind last week.
A dance and rattle was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lietz
Saturday evening and merry crowd
was in attendance.
Mrs. Bertha Davis of st. Cloud
with her little daughter Ruth, is
visiting the families of her brothers
f. A. and Adolph Lietz.
Anna Kind, Anna Kraemer, Anna
Laughnan, Ella Kind, Augusta Kind
and Gertie Kraemer were callers at
Oscar Lietz's Wednesday evening.
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MCC0RMlC LAKE

Mrs. White visited with Mrs. Miller
Sunday.
Mr. Hatch OF Sank Centre came out
to his farm Monday.
Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Wilcox called
on Mrs. Elliott Saturday.
Willie Miller, who is working in the
city, visited at home On Sunday.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the county fair last week.
Mrs. Elliott, who has been quite sick
for the past week, is rapidly improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Botz and Mrs.
Mann visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox
Sunday.
Ed. Evans of Sank Centre made a
hunting trip around NcCormic Lake
Sunday.
Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Goodsell of
Sank GENRE called on Mrs. WEIGH
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Wirth OF Long Prairie
visited with MIR. and Mrs, Wolfe
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Pendergast OF Sank Centre re-
moved his stock from his farm at
McCormic Lake one day last weeks.
Mrs. Moon and daughter Ethel OF
Willard visited with Mrs. Moons
parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Wolfe
Sunday.
Miss Helen Irish, Miss Sigurd
Anderson and Miss Molly Sorenson
took pleasure trip around McCormic
Lake Sunday.
Mr.. Miller has made a marked inn
provement on Mr.. Anderson's farm at
McCormic Lake by removing the brush
and small trees.
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NORTH ASHLEY

John Sullivan called on Frank Doege
Monday.
John KOnezak made trip to Sank
Centre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Emerson were Sank
Centre visitors Monday.
Chas. Miller of near Westport called
on Riley Ward Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Uphus is employed at
Mrs. Joseph Shulte's for few weeks.
VIM. Lawrence of Pleasant Valley
spent Sunday with his uncle Chas.
Homm
James Kane made a trip to West
Union Saturday evening and returned
home Sunday.
John Roam threshed the rest of Fred
Telschow's and Henry Quisdroff' 5
grain Saturday.
NJ. F. Woodbury. of Sank Centre
was transacting business in this
vicinity Thursday.
Misses Mary Doege and Kate Uphus
were employed at Lorenz Schulte's on
Tuesday, the day of his auction sale.
Chas. Winegge has moved his stock
and household goods to Lyman Prairie
where he will make his future home.
Joseph Niebour has completed his
threshing in this vicinity and moved
his rig near Osakis where he has en-.
gagged few jobs.
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BiRCHDALF
Mrs. Walstram is quite sick.

Mrs. Walstram is quite sick.
Ben Balm returned from Dakota
last week.
Mrs. j. Hartung was the guest of
Mrs. Martin last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lubke were visiting
at Sam Bosshart's Sunday.
Mrs. Stegner and children were
visiting with her sister Sunday.
Peter Nelson has rented Hardy
Hamline's farm on Round Prairie for
the next year.
Miss Maud Sumwald, who was cook
in Dakota the past two months, re-
turned home last week.
Aaron Bauernfeind from Nerstrand
is here again for the winter. He is
building a chicken house.
A surprise party was given Saturday
evening at the Martin home on Mr..
and Mrs. H. N. Reed, who will leave
for Oklahoma next Monday. A large
crowd came in and took possession
of the house. Everybody had good
time.
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WEST UNION

C. 2. Hanson was at Osakis Monday
Milo Owen spent Sunday Nth
friends at Osakis.
A bouncing boy arrived at the home
of C. P. Hanson last Friday.
Peter Ritter shipped carload Of
stock to South st. Paul Monday.
Mrs. E. Smith Of Sank Centre
visited friends here two days this
week..
Jas. Cook went to South St. Paul
with carload of stock from here
Sunday.
Dell Bager with a crew of men have
resumed work on the county ditch
west Of here.
John Nelson, a son Of Peter Nelson,
left for Moorhead Monday to attend
the normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Wagner visited
friends at Alexandria and Osakis
Friday and Saturday.
In J. G. Perkinson's justice court
last Saturday Mike Wiesser was fined
$40 and costs amounting to S22 for
assault on John Frahur.
H. J. Barth of Long Prairie was
through here buying hay for G. F.
Miller this week. He bought about
1900 tons at price ranging from s4.0O
to $500 per ton.
Mrs. C. M Smith, who has been
visiting relatives here the past two
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-17
Three Coats in One.

A remarkable coat is the invention
Of Sydney Banks, Cape Town tailor.
With this coat in his portmanteau
the traveller may face any social con-
tingency \ frock coat at list sight,
it is changed into a morning coat Or
dress coat by whipping off the skirt
and lacing On another, which will Join
the body of the garment at line net
to be distinguished frcC an ordinary
seam
The ;n-e~.~r ~aco-o~-cH & :, 70 all
travellers for ! ; c'.ea.-.:- nj porta-
bilty
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

SEQ Ry. to Eliz Murphy, lot
1, blk. 2, and lot 2, blk. 6,
500 add. to Holding. 100000
j. F. Wells to A. HuiKemeyer,
part ne1l, and other sec. SO,
Lake Henry COCO 90
W. A. Morse to r. O. JuIiar,
seq, sec. z, Sank Centre. :. 100000
A. Westland to III. NJ Hegberg,
lot 8, blk. 70, Lowry's add.
to ST. Cloud. NATURALIZATION. 100000
Theo. G. Blomberg to E. II.
Wells, lot 4, blk. 3, Belle
grade. ............. 10000
John Kusba to &. A. Morse,
lots e and Z, blk. l, r and
Ms add. to Sank Centre. =. 1906. 90
JOS. Dezelar to Math E. Jacobs
lots 5, 6 and z, blk. 2, Nice
and Ward add. to St. Cloud 10000
NJ. Emmerich to 2. j. Rossier,
lots 5 and 6, blk. 1, Plates
2nd add. to st. Cloud. ...... $4,000
John Sand to Mary r. Marx,
neI to sea and other, sec.
q, St. Weitoel. ......... 25OO.OO
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CORRESPONDENCE
GETTY GROVE

/ Albert Moltar was in the CITY
Fri lay.
Miss Tillie Ripka spent Sunday in
the city.
Miss Jose Jung was in Padua
Saturday.
Chas. Spaeth is hauling wheat for
John Miller.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Weiner,
sunday, son.
Richard Weber lost valuable
horse last week.
John Miller spent Sunday with his
sister Mrs. Rip%a.
John Kusba transacted business in
the city Thursday.
Air. and Mrb. John Rip<a made a
trip to the city Monday.
Miss Emma Gritzma er is spending
few days III Getty central.
Miss Elsie Gritzmaker is going to
the German schoo in Unity.
Mr. and iIrs. Jun& w,re visitors AZ
the home o JIG NeDar - day.
Miss Annie St.in1&u:. : the proud
: over Of an organ since Saturday.
Little Lily Fl.hlyen Ags ben IN
the lex iist bat is getting better
Mrs. Jenc and daughter Mary allied
on Sank Centre friends saturday.
Will GTilznIaktr ANA + Fiahaven
called at the w; her hpaIo Sunday.
The auctiOa given ut the nome of
Joseph Taresh Saturday was we'll
attended.
M. and Mrs Ki&r and son Hugo
were the gue>is 81 Nj. aAd N:s. John
kOterba Sc:d~r.
\ part -: .:."l a. - a'..!a OF
Mr.. a:,d NJ. ). i. N!-.,un .;.lay
evening wA:u. .aG So .,t;enj and
Ill report Il .ocd :..
Ii-s,e Aunje =: 81. ;aucr al Katie
hp.a ed En- ne lay lor we're
pleasantly entertained at the - nc OF
Mary Jenc Sunday afternoon.
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Entitled to Mercy,

IT can prove by an alienist, said the
lawyer in the Billville justice court,
chat my client was insane when he
stole the mule In other words, he
was suffering from brainstorm, fol-
which the mule was responsible, hav-
ing kicked him in the head while he
was creeping up to put halter on the
mule"
"He was sane enough to get on the
mules back and ride away, wasn't
her" asked the justice.
eyes, your honor, but right there he
is entitled to the mercy of the court,
for the mule pitched him head over
heels and broke two of his ribs"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-17
Ancient Artists in France

The caves Of southern France are
the most remarkable = rhe world for
their wall pictures made by prehistor-
ic men. who were contemporary with
the mammoth. tie rhinoccros and the
reindeer in that country. Some of
the pictures are engraved in the rock,
some are painted with different colors.
They usually represent extinct ami
mails, such as cave lions ana cave
bears. A faithful representation Of
he rhinoceros, with its two horns of
unequal length, is found in cavern
at Font de Gaume. The prehistoric
artists made their paint Of ochre Of
various shades, pulvegiZed and mixed
in mOrtarS
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months, left for Devils Lake, n. D.,
Sunday to join her husband who is
located there at present.
H. ]. Wagner, who has been away
on a months vacation, resumed work
at the depot Monday morning. Mr.
Love, who was here during his
absence, goes to Brandon to relieve
the agent there.
MIR. and Mrs. c. G. Cooper, who
recently returned from New York,
went to Minneapolis last Tuesday.
They have disposed of their property
| in the east and are thinking OF
locating in Minneapolis.