The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-10-15
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| Prepare for success at the Little
Falls Business College.
LOST-Auto lamp. Finder leave
with l.. w. Gingery.
Have correct selected fer you and
properly fitted by Mrs. o. Wheeler.
The water tank at the Northern
Pacific station was given repainting
this week.
| The next Service at ST.. Johns
Episcopal church, Ashley will be
held Sunday Oct. 18th, at 8 p. m.
Where shall we stop when in Mimi
eapolis? The Beaufort Hotel. We
can always meet our frienes there.
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, liz
THIRD Street South.
Every style Of Spirella corsets, in-
Guiding girdles, corsets and athletic
waists, is boned with the incompar-
able Splrella stay, insuring for the
first time in corset.weara combination
OF absolute comfort, elite style, dur
ability and hygiene.
The federated clubs OF the city, the
Gradatim and the Monday Musical,
will meet with Mrs. ]. A. Caughren at
half after two O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. the twenty-6rSt, to
hear the report OF their delegates who
attended the M. F. w. c.. at st. Cloud.
Henry Selling, who left here last
week for Fergus Falls where he has
good position at the Grand Hotel,
writes The Herald saying that helikes
his new place very much. Mr.. Sell
ing wants The Herald sent to him for
q year. His many friends here will
be glad to hear that Mr.. Selling is
prospecting in his new location.
The two Johns, Philip and Peter,
are assisted by company OF men and
women noted for their ability to
amuse. The comedy is up-to-date
and full of the brilliant jokes end
latest songs. If you desire to enjoy
a good laugh, hear grand opera"voices,
gaze on some handsome show girls,
who are young, pretty and shapely
;ust drop in at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening and take peek
at "The Two Johns", ..
Ladies Plush and Quilted lined
long black coats with good quality
blendsdrat shawl cellars, $500 up
to $25.oo. A. DahIem.
Mrs. Jessie G. Wallace has been ap-
pointed carrier on rural route No. 2
leading out from SaSk Centre. Mrs.
Wallace recently took the examination
and her papers were OF high rank.
During the sickness of her late hus-
band II. A. Wallace, Mrs. Wallace
took care Of his route, making the
trips regularly during the winter and
giving excellent satisfaction. Her ap-
pointment is we'll merited and a pro-
per recognition of faithful service.
The appointment took effect October 1.
Chas. 'Perkinson has received the ap-
pointment as substitute carrier on
Mrs. Wallace's route.
Ladies' should see our special val
ue long coats in Brown, Blue, Black
and Green at $1,000 up to SIS 90
at A. DahIems.
The Baraca Bible Glass held its
semi-annual election Tuesday evening.
The following officers were chosen:
president, DR.. H. F. Hennemann;
vice president, g. L. Cooper: secretary,
F. E. Quist; asst. secretary, Davis H.
Elliott; treasurer, Albert R. Bishop;
librarian, Truman Boss; press reporter,
Miles Brecount; teacher. A. M. Welles;
asst. teacher, A. F. Strebel. It was
voted to organize q Baraca foot ball
team. DIR. H. F. Henneman was
elected manager and Ben nu Bois
captain. The team will get into
practice right away. There is u
wealth of good material in the class
and it is hoped to have number of
good games.