The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-16
HOME HAPPENINGS

o. H. schleusener is painting his
residence.
Honest work shirts, for men and
boys 25c up to $1.W at A. Dahlem's.
Union services will be held in the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening.
1t pays to attend a good Business
training school. The Little Falls
Business College is that school.
Mems heavy work shoes OF all kinds
and styles 1.5O to $500 per pair at A..
Dahlem's.
You are invited to worship at the
Baptist church Sunday, July 49,.
Morning services at 1890; Sunday
school at 11:45. All are welcome.
WANTED-Lady clerk for dry
goods, State wages and experience.
Answer in own hand writing. Address
"H", care Herald.
Mems and boys bathing suits Soc,
75c and 81. 90 per suit at A. Dahlem' g..
John Olof Olson of West Union and
Miss Cecilia Nelson we're married at 8
o. m. Sunday, at the residence of M.
NJ. Madsen, Rev. ]. s. Kingan officiat.
ing.
Our July clearance prices are now
in force throughout our store on all
summer Merchandise A.. Dahlem.
LOST-At Dode Fisk show, after
noon, knitted white silk neck scarf
fastened at neck with pearl snap.
Return to Mrs. H. H. Carr.
Prices on mems underwear sat our
store" that have eloquent speech for
economical people A. Dahlem.
The ladies OF the episcopal church
will have a food sale Saturday July 1S,
at Geo. Fish's store. Get your Sum
day dinner.
Pianos, organs, graphophones, no.
tions and crockery. 1000 pieces of
vocal and instrumental music, price
Is to SO cts. each. For piano tuning
leave orders with us. The Golden
Rule Store, Myott & Ebert, Props.
M. Madsen has recently put in a
sewer connecting his residence with
the city system. This makes an i'm.
provement that Mr.. Madsen has great
ly needed and which he has contemp-
lated for some time.
We are selling all our summer
wash goods aud fine lawns at way
down prices you'll do we'll to comeand
see what we have to offer. A. Dahlem.
The railroad park near the Great
Northern passenger station is beauty
spot and greatly enhances the appear
ance of that part of the city. The
shrubbery is thriving and the grass
now makes pretty lawn. :
FOR SALE-A good milch COW.
Inquire Of T. w. Mayberry.
Mrs. Chas. A. Morse entertained
nine young ladies Monday afternoon
in honor of her niece, Miss Ethel
Morse OF Mankato and Miss Ash OF
Verndale. Cards we're played and at
O'Clock dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Morse was assisted by Miss
Harriet Wheeler.
Mayor Minette has received, from
committee appointed by Governor
Johnson to solicit funds for the suff-
erers in the recent cyclone at Clinton,
a printed copy of the governors pro-
clamation, also an appeal from the
committee, for contributions to the
fund. Mayor Minette asks The Herald
to state that any person in this vicin-
ity who desire to make contributions
to this worthy cause may leave his
at the Merchants Nation
al Bank or if not convenient to cali in
person may send ii there and it will
60 the committee having the matter
in charge, who will see that the money
is properly used.
st. Agnes Guild Of the Good Sam
aritan church will hold lawn fete
July 20. Particulars given next week.
Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
postofice July Is: Miss May Bordhead.
Street commissioner Joe Miller re-
quests The Herald to ask property
owners to cut off the limbs of shade
trees that over hang the sidewalks.
The cottagers at the new summer
resort on the north side OF Sauk Lake
are enjoying life greatly. w. o. P.
Hilsdale and family have been occupy
ing their cottage there abouttwo weeks,
and it is said that Mr.. Hilsdale likes
it better even than he does his auto
mobile. The Sullivans have their
ottage completed and have begun to
occunv il. thouph Mr.. Sullivan finds