The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

"A AMcCOrmlc harvester IOI SAFE Cneap
Inquire of H. D. Orendorf.
Lots for sale or trade in the west
part of town. Inquire OF j. P. Mart
mann, Sauk Centre, Mimi. 1926
Owing to the absence of the rector
on his summer vacation there will b,
no services in the Episcopal church
for the next two Sundays.
Advertised letters in the Sauk Centr.
postoffice Aug. 5, 1908: Miss Emily
Erickson, Mrs.' Carrie Larson, Johr
l.. Mahon, Philip Mingle, Miss Hattie
G. Spague.
At the regular August meeting o.
the city council, held Wednesday
night, routine business was transacted
and batch of bills allowed.
Give our sausages trial and be con-
vinced that they are superior. M. P
Stadtherr.
Examinations for teachers certifi.
Gates were held in Sauk Centre on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday oi
this week. A gOodly number of
applicants were in attendance. Miss
Thomson was in charge for County
Superintendent Ahles.
LOST-Tuesday afternoon, on the
Birch Lake road, a ladies' black
jacket. Finder please return to Mrs
VIM. Pangburn.
e. H. Lewis, the we'll known farmer
living eight miles from this city,
broke his collar bone one day las,
week. While at work with hay
loader, the machinery got out of order
and a piece of it fell, striking Mr.
Lewis on the right collar bone
fracturing it. Coming az it does at
the busy time of the year, the hurt is
serious, as it will put Mr.. Lewis out ol
commission for the harvest season.
A quartet of tennis players from
Alexandria, Messrs. Mcneil, Boyd
Donaldson and County Attorney
Constant Larson, came down last
Thursday afternoon for a game with
the local experts. Six sets were play
ed of which the locals won two
Messrs. H. F. Alden, A. F. Strebel
l.. L. Kells and Wesley Brown welded
the rackets for Sauk Centre. The
visitors returned ON the Flyer in the
evening. The Sauk Centre players
will probably make trip to Alexand'
ria for game in the near future.
l have installed new Sterling ham
slicer; give US your orders for all
meats. M. P. Stadtherr.
J. M. Wilson has put a fine large
gasoline launch on Sauk Lake. He
purchased the craft fortnight ago
but it did not arrive until Monday.
That afternoon he had 1t launched
and tested and it was found to work
we'll. The launch is large enough to
carry fifteen persons and it is Mr.
Wilson's intention to carry passengers
for pay. There has been a demand
for such boat on the lake and there
seems to he no good reason why such
a venture would not be good paying
one.
T.. w. Mayberry has sold his dray
and transfer bushes to Matt and
Chist Robertson who will operate the
business under the name OF Robertson
Brothers. The Messrs. Robertson
came from Paynesville. this county
where they have lived for ten OF
fifteen years, and have excellent
regulations as successful business
men. They took the business over or
Monday OF this week. Mr.. Mayberry
is contemplating leaving Sauk Centre
some time this year to settle on the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Mayberry has
given the public excellent service in
his business and has many friends
here who will wish him success where.
ever ne may IOcaCe.
The stepping stone to Success is 6
business training secured at the
Little Falls Business College
There is one less saloon in town.
Victor Middlestadt, who has run the
saloon at the southeast corner o.
Third and Main streets for the pas,
two or three years, has quit the bust
ness. Middlestadt applied for a re.
newal of his license and this applica
ton was duly granted at a specia
meeting of the city council held on
Friday, July 81. For some reason OF
other Middlestadt failed to come tc
the front with the ''price" for the
license and quietly departed for North
Dakota, so 'tis said by the authorities
Along toward the middle of the after.
noon of Monday the fixtures of the
place were removed from the building
where Middlestadt had held forth
These fixtures were the property OF the
New Munich Brewing Company
This concern carted them out anC
slowed them away. The saloon, it is
said, was not paying investment and
the erstwhile proprietor was not 8
great success as business man.