The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-10-22
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bIOSs Livery 80. So.
BOARDERS ,WANTED-Room and
board furnished for $3.50 per week
Male boarders preferred. Mrs. D. D.
Call, Cor. Oak and Second streets.
The Little Falls Business College
has made an enviable reputation for
placing its graduates in good paying
positions.
Hides tanned for robes, coats, rugs
etc. Write for free catalogueN. Fos-
ter Robe & Tanning Co., Minneapolis
2I-16 10
The popular Beaufort Hotel OF
Minneapolis. We have telephones
and baths in many of our rooms.
The Beaufort Hotel. Opposite the
Postoffice. =
LoST:-on Birch Lake road between
Sauk Centre and Spauidins Grey
Fur Scarf. Finder please leave st
Hanson & Emerson's drug store and
receive reward.
FOR SALE-One square Chickering
piano in excellent condition, at a
bargain. Also two back walnut
warorobes. Cali on or address Mrs.
Mary T. How, at the Palmer House,
Sauk Centre, Mimi.
Following several days of quite
warm weather thetemperature dropped
materially Sunday morning and has
continued lower most OF the time
since. Monday morning there was q
little rain fall, enough to wet the
sidewalk.
]. A. Eckberg has for sale the
famous DR.. Peter Fahrney's remedies
known as Kuriko, internal, Ole-Oid,
external. Call at residence Hoboken'
Hill.
Rev. G. T. P. Smith, the new Metho-
dist preacher assigned to Sauk Centre,
did not arrive to otficiate last Sunday
and the pulpit was filled by deaconess
from Minneapolis. Mr.. Smith is ex-
pected to be on hand to conduct the
services next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
The "Two Johns" Company played
an engagement to fair sized au-
dience at the opera house Tuesday
night. The company has some good
talent but if the organization would
cut out the vulgarity and horse play
they would be much more acceptable
The musical speciaities were all fine.
There is good deal of laughter in
the piece.
Local interest in the Minnesota
Nebraska foot ball game last Saturday
was considerable and when the result.
0 to O, was known the local rooters ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with the
progress of the Gopher team. The
showing against so strong team as
Nebraska was quite satisfactory con-
sidering the greeness of the Minnesota
players. The opinion was quite freely
expressed that Minnesota will make a
good showing against Chicago Oct. 81.
The Northern Pacific is hauling
many freight trains through Sauk
Centre these days. Numerous east
bound trains carrying wheat from the
500 line pass through here every
twenty-four hours. West bound
freights are hauling large amount OF
freight. more in fact than ever before
The local station is open all night, in
fact has been ever since the movement
of grain began. Agent Parker and
his assistants are kept on the jnmp
all the time looking after the large and
constantly growing business.
A special to one of the CITY papers
from Devils LaFe, N. D., states that
Mrs. A. D. Tuttle of that place recent
ly attempted suside- by taking strych-
nihe. A. D. Tuttle lived in Sauk
Centre a few years ago. He was a
drayman and his wife is a sister of
Mrs. Ed Evans ofthis city. Mr.. Evans
says the report is almost wholly er-
roneous. He says his wife received a
letter from the Tuttles recently which
gave An account of the occurrence.
Mrs. Tutt.e took some drug but it was
not with suicidal intent and that she
soon recovered. The published ac-
count OF the affair does injustice to
all concerned.
According to story printed in st.
Cloud paper. Valentine Herman is
trying to prevent the name of George
Herberger from appearing on the tick
ct as all independent candidate for
county commissioner from the second
district in Stearns county. Mr.. Her
man secured the nomination at the
hands OF the democratic party for the
eommlssionership from that district.
Mr.. Herberger got into the game as an
independent candidate. Mr.. Herman
charges that Mr.. Herberger's petition
contains names OF persons who are
not citizens OF the state or county.
He asserts that several names OF this
character areon the Herberger petition.
The petition cont aims 100 names and