The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-06
HOME HAPPENINGS

Good positions are awaiting all
competent bookkeepers. You should
attend Mankato Commercial College,
the greatest school in the country.
Send for Catalogue.
There will be no morning service in
the Congregational service for the
next three Sundays.
The commissioner of insurance re-
ports that the fire losses in Minnesota
for the month of June, 1908, were
1856, 600.
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.
New rye was marketed in Sauk
Centre the middle of last week. The
quality was very good and the yield
satisfactory.
FOR SALE-Two horses, weight
1850 each. Cash or on time. Apply
to A. Vessey. 9--2t
Union services will be held in the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening.
Home made lard, guaranteed 100
per cent pure, for 121a cents pound.
STADTHERR'S MEAT MARKET.
The Todd County Argus is authority
for the statement that the injuries to
Ivan G. Sheets, who was hurt by
press breaking in printing Office at
Ray, N. D., where he is working,
were not serious. Young Sheets was
stunned and bruised but was able to
60 to work again the following day.
A better steak at Stadtherr's meat
market. Try aud be convinced.
Possibly it would not be bad idea
for property owners to cut the weeds
on their lots and boulevards in front
thereof. The weeds are very rank
and high in many places about town.
A vigorous and judicious use of the
scythe would improve the appearance
of the town greatly.
Having recently sold my meat
market in Sauk Centre, desire to
have all outstanding accounts settled
at the earliest possible date. You
will confer favor by promptly calling
and paying the same. JOS. W.
KUSBA.
The old Holdingford Union church
building has been reconstructed under
the auspices of the Presbyterian
church and will be reopened and
dedicated next Sunday, August, 9.
Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor-at-large
for st. Cloud presbytery, has the
program In charge. Elaborate prepar-
ations are being made for the event.
The dance given Friday evening by
the Sauk Centre Band at the city hall
was we'll attended and success in
every way. Aliens orchestra furnish
ed the imusic, which is a sufficient
guarantee OF the fact that it was
strictly first class. These parties
given from time to time by the band
are very pleasant social occasions. A
benefit for the band is a worthy object
and should be literally patronized by
the public.
Mrs. Lucas( Kells sustained pain
full accident last Saturday and one
which threatened the loss of her eye
sight. While pounding some lyesome
small pieces few into her eyes. A
physician was called and treated her
and the same day she went to St. Paul
in charge of a physician. She was
treated there and word from her on
Tuesday said that she was getting on
we'll and no permanent serious result
would follow.
At meeting of the official board OF
the Methodist church OF Sauk Cent re
held on Monday evening, details OF
the plans for the dedication OF the
church edifice were discussed. The
members OF the board were all present
and pleasant and profitable evening
was passed. Light refreshments were
served. The dedication will occur on
Sunday, August 80. District Super
intendent Copper of Brainerd and Rev.
Long of Minneapolis will assist in the
services. 1t was voted to publish a
fine souvenir program for the occasion
and Rev. j. 8. Kingan and E. E.
Compton were appointed a committee
to see to the printing. A comittee OF
ten OF which A. M. Stiles is chairman
was appointed to look after the dis.
tributicn of the programs. The church
is planning for great time on the
occasion of the dedication. Most OF
the copy for the souvenir program is
now in the printers hands and the
booklet will be ready for distribution
a week before the dedication takes
place.