The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-27
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old stand near the Great Northern
depot.
For Sale Cheap:-My residence
property on Eighth st. between Main
aad Keller's factory. Good repair.
VI. BURGESS. If
Wanted Wash WomaE.-Inquire of
Mrs. C. H. Allen Third Street North.
Gold Medal Flour, the talk Of the
hour. Sold in this city only at Al
bert DahIem's Grocery Department
! When you want blacksmithing done
60 to Bill Gray's old stand near the
Great Northernstation.
4 Girl Wapted:-Capable girl wanted
for general housework. Apply DR..
Du Bois.
| Grain sacks, all brands, at A. Dah-
Iem's grocery department. '.
The NJ. B. A. will hold its regular
meeting on Saturday evening of this
week. Refreshments will be served.
Gold Medal Flour makes the bread
that makes the man.
The Mankato Commercial College
occupies its own 100000 building.
1t is the finest equipped business
college in the middle west.
i Rev. s.. L. Mitchell returns this
week from his vacation and will hold
services as usual in the Episcopal
church next Sunday.
| Prudent housekeepers should
i quickly learn the merits Of Gold
Medal Flour.
i FOR SALE-Heavy draft mare z
years old, weight 1850; cheap for cash;
call at this Office. If
FOR SALF-1 top buggy, cheap for
cash. Inquire of ]. Nj. Wilson. tt
Several pieces of household furniture
for sale. Mrs. A. j. Smith.
The state association of letter carriers
will again establish headquarters at
the State Fair. The location on the
grounds will be the same as last year,
near the Press building on Fraternity
row, just to the left as you 20 in from
the St. Paul entrance at Smelling
avenue. All carriers from this state
will be cordially welcomed. A bureau
of information, place to rest and leave
packages, will be arranged for.
A valuable cook book given free
with sack Of Gold Medal flour to
new customers.
The Sauk Centre base ball players
went to Albany last Sunday and de-
feated the team OF that town by score
of 4 to 8. High grade ball was plays
ed. The team from Westport will
meet the locals on the fair grounds
here next Sunday. The locals are
playing good ball this season, having
lost but one game out of nine played.
The Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis
L
75c and $1.0O. Beaufort Hotel.
Jesse Carr died at his home in
Kenmore, N. D., Aug. %. The re-
mains were brought to Sauk Centre,
arriving here at 9:2O a. m. today over
the Northern Pacific. A delegation
from the A. o. U. w. lodge met the
train upon its arrival and escorted the
remains to Greenwood cemetery for
interment. Members of the lodge
officiated as pail bearers. Rev. 7. S.
Kingan conducted brief services at
the grave. Deceased was a native of
Sank Centre where he lived for some
years. He was the>son of Chas. Carr
and nephew of B. F. Carr of this
city. He leaves widow.
/ Brisk action, thrilling climaxes and
beautiful stage mountings; clever
actors, genuine indians; cleverness
of dramatic ideas and pretty sotry,
are among the reasons for the great
success of Lincoln ]. Carter's greatest
melodrama ''The Flaming Arrow"
will be seen at the Opera House Mon
day evening, August 81.
i There was a general mix-up of
passenger trains on the Great North
ern Monday. No II, eastbound,
came in ten or more minutes late with
a blazing box on one of the trucks.
1t took some time to put it in shape.
No. III westbound was ten minutes
late. The branch line passenger came
in just in time to get in the way of
the Oriental Limited westbound As
Nos. IL and 12 had to wait for the
branch connections, there were four
trains massed here at 2:15. The
Limited got out ten minutes late and
the locals followed shortly after. The
branch train left fifteen minutes late
This is something that rarely happens,
to see the four trains here all together.
"Shot gun operas, new title
given TO the various bands OF hired
melodramas, can in no way apply to
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