The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

We have always taken great pride
in our cloak department.; the strong
feature. of the line is variety, which
enables you to select exclusive styles
not to be duplicated by your neigh
bors. Our $12 so and $4,000 SPECIALS
are the best values ever offered. Mel.
Billed.
Highest market price paid for
poultry. Wilson's Cash Grocery.
The Carleton college foot ball team
passed through Sank Centre Friday
en- route to Grand Forks, N. D.,
where on Saturday they swamped
the North Dakota Agricultural college
team by score of SO to O. During
the few minutes that the Oriental
Limited stopped here the, lusty
Mortified students lined up on the
platform and let out a few links OF
noise. They are fine looking lot Of
fellows.
If you want to save money buy your
clothing of VI. Nathe & Co.
Quite little excitement was created
in the south end of town Saturday
when farm team belonging to ]. A.
Caughren ran away with a load OF
lumber from the Ingram yard. After
crossing the railroad track they left
the street and struck the sidewalk;
then lumber began to fly. They
finally landed in the bay window Of
the Star hotel without a scratch. Mr..
Caughren's luck every time.
If you are looking for anything in
the sweater line come and see our
assortment. NJ. Nathe & Co.
The Sank Centre Band will give a
dance and concert at Westport Friday
evening of this week. The announce
ment in the last issue to the effect that
the function was to occur last week
was erroneous, due to a misunder-
standing. The concert program is a
good one and the band has given
careful attention to its preparation
under the leadership of Harry Allen.
A number of Sank Centre people are
planning to attend the Westport func-
ton tomorrow night.
The demand for plaid silks shows
no sign of waning. Come and see
the late arrivals, selling at $1.OO to
$3.50 per yd. Mel. Billed.
Come in and see our line of over
coats. M. Nathe & Co.
On Thursday, Oct. II, Mrs. E. j.
Lewis entertained the Gradatim Club
and the Monday Musical Club at her
home on Third street. A repOrc Of
the annual convention of the Fedora
ton of Woman's Clubs at Faribault
was given by Mesdames A. Barto and
E. j. Lewis and Miss Marion Lewis,
all of whom attended the gathering
Mrs. &. 0. Welch of Fergus Falls,
vice president at large OF the feder-
alton, was guest Of honor. The
afternoon passed pleasantly and pro-
fitably. Dainty refres hments were
served.
Fur collar coats made Of splendid
kersey, SO inches long, lined through
out, collars of river mink, marten Or
beaver, $500 values for $3.50 at
Blied's.
For made-to-order suit 90 to ".
Nathe & Co.
The Sixteent Minnesota State Con-
ference of Charities and Correction, to
be held at Fergus Falls, Saturday to
Tuesday, November 8, 10, II and y,
is attracting unusual attention. This
is due partly to the fact that the State
Association of County Commissioners
is to hold its annual meeting at the
same time and place. The object OF
the conference as set forth IN its rules
is ''to discuss the problem of charities
and correction, to improve the methods
of dealing with dependents, and de-
linquents and to disseminate informa-
ton relating to these subjects" 1t is
really practical school in these lines
OF work. 1t promotes economy in the
expenditure of public money while