The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-02-28
of Mrs. Frank Connolly on Tuesday

of Mrs. Frank Connolly on Tuesday
afternoon was largely attended, and
like all Baptist affairs, was great
success, socially and financially.
Miss Ruth Lawson Of Osakis,
visited the first OF the week with Mrs.
Dahl and family. Miss Lawson was
school girl in this city, and has
! large number of friends here.
Hans Peterson has rented his farm
to Andrew Anderson on shares, the
agreement being that the seeding
shall be done with Monitor Drill
purchased of Brown Bros. of Osakis
All kinds of wood for sale. Phone
ITO G. NJ. Boss. 2t-p
McCracken & Burgess have installed
a fine new candy show case and have
it stocked with new goods. 1t will
pay you to visit their store ON Friday
and Saturday as they are advertising
special coffee proposition. See their
ad.
New linen finished shruuk cotton
lie 10 lSc per yard "a Biied's.
Manager Waugh of the skating
rink will leave the first OF the month
for the West. He has not fully de-
cided where ne will locate. During
his management Of the rink here he
made many friends VINO will wish
him success in his new field
CHOICE SEED OATS: For sale by
Chas. A. Morse over postotfice 14-4t
Mrs. Howard Wilcox gave birth
day dinner on Saturday last for
Master Lou Ingram, who has attained
to the age OF six years. The manly
little fellow bears the name of George
Lou, but has always been called
Babe" But he announced to the
family that from now on he wanted
to be called Lou, "for," said he, 81
intend to 90 to school, and if l am
called George Ingram people won't
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We have in stock some fancy New
York apples, consisting of the follow
ing varieties: Russetts, Baldwins.
Greetings, Spitzerberg and Talman
Sweets at So. so and S4.OO per barrel; 4Oc
to SOC per peck. We have good
apples for cooking at 25cts. per peck.
Albert Dahlems's grocery store.
The special meeting OF the Social
Thirty with Mrs CempIon on Tues
day afternoon was not only pleasant,
bat instructive and entertaining. The
Longfellow Centennial program as
published last week, was faithfully
given and renewed the love all bear
for the "poet Longleliow and the
man Longfellow whose life was as
noble and beautiful as his most per-
feet poem'.' The songs by Mesdames
Compton,, Miller and McColiough
were well rendered and enthusiastically
encored. The Social Tulrty is a hive
of bees with no drones. Everyone
present, even the visitors, read a
quotation from the loved poet.
A good tapestry table cover that is
we'll worth 75cts. The Fair store price
is 45cts. Remember it is always the
lowest.
ChaS. Reitz of St. Cloud, was a
city visitor on Wednesday.
County Commissioner, Garfield, was
attending to some county business at
st. Cloud on Wednesday.
1t is reported that timber wolf was
seen near the slaughter house on
Tuesday morning.
Good bread is the foundation OF a
good meal. You can't have good
bread without good flour. Jos. Ex-
ford's specially is good flour. 14-2t
Clyde Parker was in the city on
Sunday visiting his parents.
New white goods shipments arriv-
ing daily. An exceptionally large
showing and we'll worthy of your in
spection. Mel. B lied.
Beach & Bowers minstrel company
appeared at the Grand last evening.
The much heralded company was a
disappointment. They are hardly Or
binary. Ii they would devote little
more attention to their legitimate
stage work, and cut out the "roast-
ing" of every town they don't like,
the audience would be better pleased.
There will be special meeting of
the G. o. F. lodge at their hall on
Tuesday evening, March 5, at 7:3O.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent, and bring your friends. Some
interesting speaking by the State
Organizer.
Called by the Chief Ranger.
Stray.