The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-05-23
HOME HAPPENINGS

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on Main street was given fresh Goa
of paint the past week
The lawns about town are lookins
nice and green as a result of Sprins
rains and sunshiny weather.
Small grain is coming along in goo6
shape. Farmers have been busy
this week corn planting and getting
in garden truck.
| The postoffice will be closed on
Memorial Day at 10 a. m. and will re-
open ct $50 y. m.
%. B. BOOBAR P. NJ
The Sunday school of the Congre-
gational church is preparing a Child
ren's Day program to be given on
Sunday, June 2. Something good
may be looked fo-,
Half section, more of less, to trade
for Sauk Centre property. Horses,
machinery and buggy for sale.
| 48-3t HENRY OTTO.
The Freeport picking plant has
been closed. The Bank of Freeport
held a Judgment of $4,000 against it.
Bad management is said to have been
the cause of failure.
FOR SALE-Several good second
hand refrigerators. Inquire of Alfred
Salmon of Peoples Ice Co. If
Another cold snap struck town
Tuesday morning and the day was
dark and chilly with sprinkle of
rain from time to time. Fires were
greatly appreciated during the day.
Come in and look over Bargain
Basket of shoes, odds and ends from
regular stock at way-down prices. A.
Dahlem.
At the meeting of the Stearns and
Benton County Medical Association
in st. Cloud last Wednesday Dr. A.
Kirghis of Sauk Centre read an inter
esting paper on Scarlet Fever" DR..
c. B. Lewis discussed the subject of
"Cerebro Spinal Meningitis"
Our $3.4S Boys School Suits are
hummers at the price, A. Dahlem.
The Great Northern is laying new
steel between here and Freeport. |
The work is progressing rapidly and |
heavy rails are being put down. Pas
sengers know it as soon as the train |
strikes the new rails as the cars run
much more smoothly.
Those 40 cts. Boys Shirts that are
selling, are trade getters. At A.
Oahlem's.
Joe Kusba and party of three dis
,iples of Isaac Walton sailed forth
Sunday afternoon on a fishing ex-
ursion. They went up the Ashley
liver and succeeded in spearing 800
uckers in an hour and a half. Joe
low claims the local championship
Boys Brownie Denim and Madras
LAY Suits, Shirts and Pants styles to {
latch, so cts. and IS cts. At
)ahlem's. l
Postmaster @. =. Boobar has been
Sticking up" a bit in the postoffice
ast week he had the room neatly
apered and this week he has been
spainting the woodwork of the
flee. The room is greatly improved ..
| appearance and the public prop i,
rly appreciates the efforts of the :
ealer in postal cards to make the l
flee as CHEEKY as possible. a
Barred and dotted Swisses ranging /;
ON Is cts. to so cts. per yard, at e
lied's.
In accordance with a ruling made
,cently by the assistant attorney d
eneral county boards must in the o
ture stand the expense bills in v
lrreds by county superintendent Z
hile travelling about in the perform =
ice of their official duties. An ex- = =
pton is made, however, in keeping a
the superintendent's own team, as S,
e county will not stand for that. n
MS ruling is the result of law
Issed by the last legislature. 70
Altman Voiles in black and colors, o1
.25 to $1.75 per yard at Blied's. Il
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Owing to an error in composition III
d proOfreading The Herald last *
eek made the Sank Centre Cold ?e
orage Company say that they were o
ying 20.9 cents for butter fat The
ures should have been 29.9 cents,
IS price covering the last half of
ril. The Herald regrets that :,
ch an error should have been made -
d will use it's utmost endeavor to -,
event a recurrence of so glarjng a
sprint. tn
french Lawns in polka dots, small -,
'ays and rosebuds on light and
* ground, cts. per yard, at pc
eds. an
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The village of st. Joseph is to have I'll
ter works. A contract has just tu