The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-17
HOME HAPPENINGS

Come in and see our line OF over
coats. NJ. zNathe & Co.
The w. N. A. met with Mrs. Me-
Billed Tuesday afternoon. A, fine
lunch was served.
Dill pickles, 10 cents per dozen
McCracken & Burgess.
A break in the engine at the Power
company's plant caused the electric
lights to go out Monday night. The
damage was repaired during Tuesday
and the lights were on as usual that
evening.
For your fall and winter underwear
90 to NJ. Nathe & Co.
Let us furnish you your winter
supply of potatoes. McCracken &
Burgess.
The Glenwood high school foot
ball team passed through Sank Cen.
tire Saturday en- route to st. Cloud
where that afternoon they played the
heavy normal school team and were
swamped by score of AZ to 0.
Remember that the next Market Day
at Sank Centre falls on Monday, Nov.
4.
For made-to-order suit 60 to NJ.
Nathe & Co.
E. w. Cross, who will be in the
city over Sunday, is the son OF a
former pastor of the Congregational
church. 1t will interest many Of the
attendants upon this church to know
that Mr.. Cross, who is recent gradu'
ate of Carleton college, will preach
for Mr.. Oehler at the Sunday morning
service.
Send for prices to A. Wilwerding's
nursery at Freeport, Mimi, for orna-
mental shrubs or fruit trees. 1925
Come in and look over our line OF
shoes. M. Nathe & Co.
A hot box and broken axle caused a
small wreck on the Northern Pacific
near the stone arch bridge Sunday.
The wrecker from Brainerd was sum-
moned and worked until Monday
morning clearing the wreck. Owing
to the tact that the train was SLOWING
down for the crossing bad smashup
was averted.
We pay 20 cents for eggs. Nc.
Cracker & Burgess.
In buying COWS it pays to buy the
best, in greater degree than in any
other thing Attend the James auction
sale on the 10Th. Of October.
1t is reported that Great Northern
passenger trains Nos. l and 2, the
Oriental Limited, and Nos. Z and g.
the Winnipeg Flyer, will next Sunday
be put back on the west side of the
| river below st. Cloud. The track or
the Osseo line is now in excellent
condition, having been reballasted
The trains in question have been
running on the east side of the river
since early last summer.
If the COWS are as good as they look
they are o. K. James says they are
better. Attend his auction sale
Saturday, Oct. 10.
You can save money by buying
clothing at M. Nathe & Co.'S.
Work on the construction OF thu
new Wakefield-Luxemberg county
road began Monday and will be rush
ed as fast as possible. Road Oversee
Jacob Schneider will be in charge o
the work. The road will be wideneo
to the regulation width of four rods
This improvement will cost in thu
neighborhood of $1,000 and part o
the money will derived from the state
appropriation made by the las
legislature.
Everything in mems fine and worl
shoes at M. Nathe & Co.'S.
Bulk olives. McCracken & Burgess
The Sans Souci Art Circle held it,
first regular meeting of the season OF
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. A
Caughren. An enjoyable time wal
had. The next regular meeting viii
occur in two weeks at the home o
Mrs. L. s. Bishop. A very pleasan
function at which the members O
J the Circle were the guests was tn
farewell reception, given last month
by Mrs. M. G. Kelsey to Mrs. Jenni
Hilsdale just before her departure 70
the Pacific coast.