The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-10-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

See our line of fall and winter
underwear at NJ. Nathe & Cos.
At the Harry Huey auction on the
! Simonton place on the. West Union
road last week Thursday, high water
mark was reached in the sale of corn
in shock. Seven acres of the grain in
that condition sold for the unprece-
dented price of $2lO4O. This makes
a figure that causes wonderment by
every one who hears of it. Frank
Minette tt auctioneer says it's going
some.
The enrolment at the Pioneer Bust.
ness College is the best in years and
the attendance is steadily growing
Young people contemplating a bust
ness career will do we'll to investigate
this school. Pioneer Business Col
lege, Sank Centre, MINI.
A paper was found in the road be-
tween the bridge and Greenwood
! cemetery Wednesday and has been
| left at this Office. 1t contains an
abstract of the issue of rations to
volunteers in the service Of the United
States at Hutchinson, Mimi, by
Lieut.. w. A. Clark, 9th regt. of Mime
sofa Volunteers. The paper is valuable
as a keepsake and the owner can have
it by applying at this office.
We pay Is cts. for eggs. McCracken
4 Burgess.
AS Introductory to his sermon last
Sunday evening Rev. ]. S. Kingan,
pastor of the Methodist church. re-
ferred to the work of the past year here.
Among other things he said he re-
garded it as his best year in the
ministry. He thanked the members
of the church and congregation for
their assistance and congratulated the
church on what had been accomp-
lished.
Suits made to your measure at M.
Nathe & Co.'S.
All kinds OF wood can be obtained
at the office of the Stedman Elevator.
Rev. F. H. Oehler, during last Sun
days morning service, referred to the
fact that next Sunday would close his
third year here as pastor OF the Con-
gregational church. Mr.. Oehler said
that he felt considerable had been
accomplished during that time and he
asked for the continued cooperation
and support of the church and con-
gregation. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with asters and other
flowers.
Our line of wool dress skirts grows
more popular every day, because you
get only materials of worth, combined
with style, fit and workmanship.
Blacks and colors, $3.50 to $15 co..
Mel Billed.
The hearts OF the feminine cOntin-
gency of the audience at the presenta-
ton of "a Royal Slave" which comes
to the opera house Oct. 5. will futter
when the magnificent gowns worn by
the Countess Inaz are seen in all there
gorgeousness. She wears six al.
together, a different gown in each act
and two IN the first act. 1t requires a
handsome woman, who assumes the
role of the Countess, to display these
gowns to advantage.
The Stedman Elevator company
sells good wood. Try some of it.
Hon. w. E. Lee, returning to his
home in Long Prairie Wednesday after
having attended meeting of the State
Agricultural Society at st. Paul, said
that organization is seriously con-
sidering the proposition Of holding a
two weeks fair next year. At the meet
ing this week committee of three
was appointed to canvass the situation
relative to such project and report to
the directors at an early date. This
committee will get in touch with
public sentiment on the subject as
rapidly as possible.
! Come in and see our line OF over
coats. M. Nathe & Co.
There is something about the
character of a newspaper COZ res
o~do,,t nc bo iS shown on the re