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

G. l.. Atwood, tine St. Cloud man,
announces that he will retire from the
dairy business.
We can give you bargain on fur
coats this Fall as we do not want to
handle any more fur coats. Come
and see them. NJ. Nathe & Co.
John Truax has purchased the
Irving Carr residence on Lake street
and will occupy it in few days.
| Advertised letters in the Sank Centre
postoffice Oct Is: A. j. Dietz, Rosa
Geborder, Mrs. John Roln, Miss Patti
Rosa.
The entertainment course opens
Tuesday evening, Oct. %, with a
lecture, in the Congregational church,
by Elliott A. Boyl on "The Seen and
the Unseen"
This beautiful Indian summer
weather is highly enjoyed by all.
Farmers are improving it to finish up
their Fall work.
| When in the market for manure
spreader call and look over the
Success at Geo. R. Bergman & Co.
Overcoats in all the latest collars
and styles. Nj. Nathe & Co.
The firm of w. s. Dean & Co.. who
have sold out to Geo. r. Bergman &
Co., has rented quarters in the build
ing between The Model and Hanson
& Emerson's and will be there for
some time settling up their affairs.
Mr.. Dean wishes The Herald to an
nounce that the report that he is to
leave Sank Centre is without founda-
ton. He expects to make this place
his home right along. For some
months he will be occupied settling
up the affairs of the firm. He also
has landed interests here that re-
quire his attention.
Go to M. Nathe & Co. for anything
in the clothing line and save dollars.
We have big lot of detachable fur
collars. Come and see them. M.
Nathe & Co.
County Auditor John G. Crever has
received from J. E. Olsen, state super
intendent, notification of Stearns
county's share in the October ap-
portionment which has just been
completed and which will be available
on and after Monday, Oct. %.
| Stearns' share from the state is based
on 9,791 pupils entitled to $3.50 each,
of $2,447.50. This is 20 cents per
capita more than that of last October
apportionment but TIE number of
pupils sharing is less. In 1906 there
were 10, 152 in the county entitled to
apportionment and this year 9,791.
In addition to the amount received
from the state, the county from col
lections of fines, and penalty and
interest on delinquent taxes, arpor-
tons 10 cents per capita, which viii
a Id $2,447.75.
See our line of fall and winter
underwear at M. Nathe & Co.'S.
Buy a season ticket for the enter
tainment course for $1.25 and be
happy.
Surt. Paul Ahles, who recently re.
turned from a trip through the west
ern part Of the county visiting the
rural schools, states that he was
pleased to note the condition of the
libraries in the schools. Mr.. Ahles
says the plan to secure good libraries
which was adopted some time ago
has worked beautifully. The county
superintendent some time ago secured
a number of sample books that ART
especially adapted for the purpose
and has them at his Office for in
spection by the teachers and members
of the boards. The result is that the
poor books which have been in thu
libraries of the rural schools have
been removed and only healthfu
books kept. The pupils in the schools
seem to take more interest than usua
in books and in most schools TIT
library is in constant demand
journal Press.
If you are looking for anything in
the sweater line come and see oul
assortment. M. Nathe & Co.
Dr. Elliott A. Boyl on "The Seer
and the Unseen" at the Congrega
tional church Tuesday evening
Oct. %.
"Quincy Adams Sawyer" appeared
at the opera house last Friday night
He made good impression and Sc
did the supporting players. In fact
the play was the best thing in TIT
dramatic line seen here for many
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