The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
HOME HAPPENINGS

Fall term of the Mankato Com
mercial College opens Sept. s. Enrol
then and get ten weeks tuition free.
r. L. Palmer has force of men al
work this week repairing and kali
somining the apartments on the thiro
floor of his popular canavansary, thu
Palmer House.
Do not forget the big Dissolution
Sale at Nathe Bros.
A healthy man is a king in his
own right; an unhealthy man is ar
unhappy slave. Burdock BlooC
Bitters builds up sound health
keeps you we'll.
$1.25 mems fancy shirts sell now
for 69c at Nathe's Dissolution Sale.
A work train and crew on the Great
Northern are busy digging a ditch
alongside the track in a low place
between here and West Union. the
train and crew make Sank Centre their
headquarters during the operation,
Four members OF the Juvenile Band,
Cooper, Boutelle, Bishop and Randers,
played two days at the Glenwood cele-
bration last week. They played with
the Starbuck Band, the entire aggre-
CATION numbering %. The boys
report fine time at Glenwood.
Mems fine linen busters regular
81. 80 now go at SOC at Nathe's Dissolu-
ton Sale.
At the regular meeting of the city
council, held on the evening OF July 3,
the time was taken up mainly with
routine business. 1t was voted to
allow the Juvenile Band the sum OF
$1,000 per week provided that organi-
zation gives at least one open air free
concert a week as long as the weather
permits. A batch of bills was allowed.
The first monthly meeting OF the
Minnesota Cooperative Diaries Asso-
citation, recently formed, was held at
the Merchants Hotel, st. Paul, on
Wednesday, July 8. ]. R. Morley OF
Owatonna was elected president and
Chas. A. Morse of Sank Centre secre-
tary. Those present report an enthus-
iastic meeting and bright outlook
for the organization.
WANTED-A good carpenter.
Apply at this office.
Messrs. Alden, Strebel, Brown and
Macfarlane visited Glenwood on the
Fourth and played the Pope county
seat tennis cracks. They put up a
good game but lost. The Sank Centre
players lacked the team practice neces-
sary to compete with their opponents
on even terms. A return game will be
played. here in the near future when
the Sank Centre athletes expect to win.
Second hand farm machinery for
sale. Inquire of Frank Kusba, one
block west and one block south OF
Keller Mfg. Co. 2-5t.
j. H. Schlief, who lives on farm a
few miles out of Sank Centre, thinks
he's going to have some wheat this
year. Saturday morning he came to
town bringing along with him strand
of stalks the ia Hest of which measured
three feet, seven in ches, and all OF
which bore heads filled out. The
grain in this vicinity is looking fine
and the recent warm weather is ma kin g
things fairly jump.
Our Dissolution is still on. Come
in and take advantage of the many
bargains.
c. ]. Quill, son of G. K. Quill, was
married to Miss Paulina Liabraaten
daughter of the late Ole Liabraaten OF
Brcoten, on Sunday June 80. The
ceremony was performed in the church
at Big Grove, the Rev. T. .. Tolo
officiating. The church was filled with
relatives and friends OF the bride and
groom. The bridegroom was recently
ordained and leaves in few days for
Bowden, N. D., where he will take
charge of church.
FOR SALE Household goods o.
all kinds for sale at my residence or
east side of Elm street between Fourth
and Fifth. w. w. TAYLOR.
Last Saturday Deputy Sheriff j. K
Bingham of Cass county, n. D., wa:
in Sank Centre between trains en- route
home from Long Prairie. Mr.. Bing
ham is looking for the murderer o
Grace Burns, who was killed at Fargo
June 21st last. There is a suspect, 6
man about 40 years old, 5 feet. ter
inches tall, weight about 200 pounds