The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-05
HOME HAPPENINGS
Eat at Baraca supper K. P. hall Fri.

j. w. Love, writing from Grano, \.
D., says Enclosed find $500. Please
credit me with the amount and keep
right on sending the paper and telling
the truth. | have read The Herald
since it's first Issue and could not con-
tent myself without it,"
Four inches of snow fell saturday
night aud sunday and made some
more sleighing.
Rev. J.J. Noe preached sermon
specially for young men last Sunday
evening, and by invitation the three
Raraca clasaes attended in body.
The Baraca male quartet sang three
selection. Rev. FIJI. Oheler dismissed
his services for lhe evening and the
members OF his congregation we're pre-
sent.
Want square meal? Go to the
Baraca supper at K. P. hall Friday,
March 6.
Mrs, Julia Krois, living four miles
south of the city, died last Thur
sday. The funeral was held from St.
Paul's Catholic church on Saturday.
Mrs. Krois leaves husband and six
children.
The last band dance of the season
before Lent was given at the city hall
on Monday night. A. good sized cro-
wd was in attenance and the evening
passed pleasantly. Aliens orchestra
furnished the music. Supper was SER
we'd at the Waldorf restauient.
The Monticello Tirnes has added
tMo more pages to its home print part
to accommodate the increased advertis-
ing, and Editor French annouces that
soou the whole paper will be needed
to accommodate the increasing business.
He boasts that there is not business
in Monticello that is not represented
py an advertisement in every issue Of
the Times: That is what makes busi-
ness in a town grow.-Buffalo Jour
nal.
Ten per cent off on all shoes at
Nathe's for Market Day only.
Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
postoffice March 5: Mrs. Matte Brown
Mr.. H. Nelson.
The Sans Souci Club will meet with
Mrs. James Ingram next Tuesday
afternoon.
Get soma of those special 10 and
12 1-2c. wide ribbons on sale at our
store. A. Dahlem.
Ten per cent off on all furnishings
for Market Day. M. Nathe.
The law regulating the hours of
Telegraph operators went into effect
March l. All day snd night Offices
come under the law. At the Great
Northern station here there are now
three operators on duty instead of two.
]. D. Mccullough is on duty from
7 a. m. to .. M; C. H. Childs from
8 p. m. to 12 midnight; L. Michaels
from midnight to 9 a. m. This makes
a nine hour shift for each man. As the
Northern Pacific is day office it is
not affected.
25 per cent off on all overcoats for
Market Day only M. Nathe.
Without doubt Gold Medal Flour
makes better buns, biscuits, bread,
rolls, pastry, and cake, than any
other flour on earth. Sold in this
city only at a. Dahiem's Grocery
Store. 4O-2t.
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs. JAS. Ingram on Wednesday,
March II,
Ten per cent discount on all rubber
footwear at our store Saturday, for
Market day only. A. Dahlem.
% per cent off on all suits for Macket
Day only. M. Nathe.
Hon. Frank NJ. Eddy arrived in
Sauk Centre Monday evening and re-
maiped here with his family most of
the week. Mr.. Eddy is looking and
feeling very we'll and likes his work
very much. He says he has met with
cordial welcome in every town in which
he spoke, Owatonna being the only
place where any stories derogative to
him have been circulated. Mr.. Eddy
hopes to speak in Sauk Centre in the
near future.
Ten per cent off on all shoes on
Market Day only. M. Nathe.
Gold Mccall Flour, the Joy Of all
houskeepers. Sold in this city only
at A. 0ahiem's Grocery Store.
Buy your gents furnishings and
shoes at M. Nathe's and get 10 per
cent off for Market Day only.
25 per cent off on all suits and over
coats on Market Day only. M. Nathe.
Mrs. J. A. Du Bois entertained the
W. N. A. last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs.. F. Cooper was hostess to
a large party of friends last Thursday
evening Cards uoro Y,louod .L