The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-08-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Of his tailor shop on Main street fixed
up.
Union services will be held in the
Methodist church,next Sunday even
ing.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Nelson died at their home in
North Ashley on Saturday, July 81.
Do you intend to attend business
college? If so enroll with the Mankato
Commercial College Sept. 8 and get
free tuition.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
will give dance in A. o. U. w. hall
on Monday evening, August 5
Everybody invited.
A special meeting of the city
council was held Friday evening al
which liquor license was granted tc
Victor Middlestadt.
The band concerts in the city park
are highly entertaining and steadily
increasing in popularity. The banC
plays we'll and is improving right
along.
The Great Northern has laid new
planks on the platform of its station
This gives credence to the report that
the road will not build a new pas
, senger station here this year.
Weeds on side streets and vacant
lots present very untidy appearance.
The city authorities and private
property owners would do we'll to
make war on these obnoxious growths.
The crops are fine in this vicinity
if appearances count for anything.
Hay is great crop and small grain
is coming along in good style. With
good weather the harvest will be a
bountiful one.
The thorough business training
given students at Minneapolis Bust
ness College is quick and sure
avenue to a good paying position.
For handsome free catalogue write
Rugg & Boyce, 800 Central Avenue.
This is the first day August, the
last of the summer months. The
days are already considerably shorter
than they were and those people who
have not yet laid in their winters
supply of coal will do we'll to attend
to it soon.
Joe Kusba moved, this week, from
his old stand to new. location on
the east side Main street next door
north of Tanks tailor shop. This
gives Mr.. Kusta more commodiouS
quarters for his meat market as we'll
as a more central location.
The base ball game at Long Prairie
Sunday between teams from that
town and Staples broke up in row
in the third inning when the score
stood to 0 in favor of the former.
Several Sank Centre people saw the
game. among them being Tom
Barrett, H. F. Donart and r. l..
Palmer.
Work on the new tennis court be-
gan Friday. The boys are pushing
things and they expect to show the
public tennis as she is played. H.
F. Alden, the president of the newly
formed club, wears his honors mod
estly but unblushingly and the gen.
eral opinion is that they are wortbily
conferred.
A. A. Keith, in charge of the
Chicago house of the International
Flax Irvine Co.; ]. A. Harrison of st.
Paul, district manager; John Reardon
of Dassel, "block man.; and L. r.
Swift of St. Cloud, who covers the
territory along the 500 road for the
concern, were here Friday. A con-
tract was made with o. Winslow of
this city to act as buyer here.
1t has been suggested that a
crusade be begun against the weeds
that deface the streets and vacant
lots. The suggestion seems to be a
good one. 1t might not be bad
plan to have tweed day" such as
the residents in the vicinity of Lake
Harriet, Minneapolis, had recently,
and devote the day to pulling weeds.
1t would make the city look much
better.
An automobiling party from Alex
andria started out to attend the
circus at st. Cloud Thursday. They
got as far as Westport when the motor
went on strike and staid struck.
Paul Hilsdale happened along with
his fathers big auto and hauled
them to town. After many long and
weary moments the gasoline engine
was put into working order and the
party proceeded but too late for the
circus.
A new tine card went into effec. on
the Great Northern Sunday whereby
Nos. l and 2 the Oriental Limited, and
Nos. and s the Winnipeg Flyer,
took to the east side of the river be-
tween Minneapolis and st. Cloud.
The arrangement is only temporary
and is made in order to give the
oon,popy O obapoo RI oaprloto tho