The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09
HOME HAPPENINGS

LUG DlICu Adkc 6UOIS HAS D6cu ClOS6u
and Mr.. Bishop has sent out supplies
for Ward Springs campers.
FOR SALE-A brand new rubber
tired runabout latest style best MAKE
also new single harness, both have
only been used two weeks, must be
sold at once. Inquire at Wilson's
Cash Store. If
FOR RENT-House IL room, on
Main st. Inquire of Mrs. John Dimond.
Take your cream to the North
American Storage Company where you
can get the best price paid in this
vicinity and have your money the
same or the following day.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Law gave them surprise party Mon
day evening.
By attending Mankato Commercial
College, you attend the best school in
the country. Send for beautifully ILL
ustrated catalogue.
Several cans of fish fry from the
Glenwood hatchery passed through
Sauk Centre Wednesday en- route to
Park Rapids to be planted.
New July Fourth Post Cards at
Fiesler & McNeice.
Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
postoffice July 8: Elmer Hasbrouch,
Mr.. Arba McPaul, Mrs. P. F. MlQuil-
Ian, Mr.. w. Guy Stockton.
FOR SALE-A five foot Jones NOW.
er in good repair. Hougton Bros.
The base ball teams of Alexandria
and Long Prairie, which played here
on the Fourth, remained over for a
second game Sunday. The result was
8 to in favor OF Alexandria.
Milk lamb for Sunday. at Stadtherr's
meat market.
Following the beautiful weather of
Saturday there was heavy rain Sun
day night. Later the weather cleared
up and the sun shone. The temper
ature during the past two days has
been we'll up but is just what is need
ed for the growing crops.
FOUND-Ladies' gold watch. Own
er can have same by calling at our
Office and Identifying same and pay
ing for this notice. l.. W. GINGERY.
The resent storms caused the tele-
phone and electric light people consid-.
erable trouble, but now they have their
wires in operation again. The elect
ric light company is trimming some
overgrown branches which will inn,
prove their service as we'll as the ap-
pearance OF the trees. s.t3s
LOST-Ladies' hunting case gold
watch with gold cross attached. Re-
turn to H. E. Schaefer, Farmers Nat
ional Bank, Alexandria, and receive
reward.
Brainerd District Supt. Rev. E. K.
Copper, Withhold the last quarterly
conference of this church year in the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sat.
urday evening at O'Clock. Mr.. Cop
per will preach in the Baptist church
at 8 O'Clock that evening. 1t will be
union service.
LOST-Jnly 4, in or near Sauk
Centre, pair of gold bowed spectacles
in case. Case marked IN. e. Glenn.
ensen'. Suitable rewasd if left at
Herald Office. Mrs. r. II. Losey.
Next Tuesday evening at O'Clock,
July IA, Mrs. Chapman Of Athens,
Tenn, will present the work of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Every woman inerested in Home Mis-
sionary wo1k is cordially invited to
hear Mrs. Chapman.
The Bijou theatre in the Du Bois
block is doing a good business. Man.
ager Mattson has good show and the
public appreciate it. The moving
pictures are drawing cards and there
is an entire change of program Mon
days and Thursdays. Miss May
Quinlan is heard with the illustrated
songs. 1t will pay you to see this fine
| show.
Spring chickens, nice and tender.
Stadtherr's market.
Last Friday noon DR.. H. F. Henn-
emann received telegram announc-
ing the death, at his homein Chippewa
Falls, Wis.,. of his father Rev. W. J..
Hennemann. DR.. Hennemann left on
the early train Saturday to attend the
funeral, Mr.. Hennemann was 65
years of age at the time of his death.
Come in and get acquainted. We
will try and use you right. NJ. P.
Stadtherr, at Kusba's old stand.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Eccpapisl
church met with Mrs. w. s. Dean
July 2. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Mrs. j. B.
Perkins, president; Mrs. W. 5. Dean,
vice president; Mrs. G. A. Morse, sec.
retary. They adjourned to meet with