The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-03-19
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ports of the State Auditor, Board of
Control. Game and Fish Warden and
other state documents which have
been placed on the shelves for the
use of the public.
Prudent housekeepers should quick
~ learn the merits OF Gold Medal
Flour. Sold only in this city by
Albert DahIem, Grocery Department
Last Saturday was a good day for
business. There were large number
of farmers in town. Brown Bros.
bought cars of cattle and hogs which
they shipped to South St. Paul on
Sunday. The Market Day idea ap-
peas to have interested the farmers in
this city more than ever and they real
ize that this is the place to sell their
livestock.
LOST: Brown water spaniel,
white trimmed. Wears collar with
my name and address. Will pay re-
ward fer her return. L. w. Bunday.
Gee: F. Butler went to Sank Centre
Saturday and returned Sunday after
noon on the stage with the parapha-
MALTA of the Sank Centre Redmen
lodge, which was recently purchased
by the lodge here. The Sank Centre
lodge has given up its charter and
joined with the local lodge. The
Long Prairie Redmen now have a
membership Of nearly one hundred
and will initiate several new candi-
dates in the near future.-Long Prair.
lie Argus.
Without doubt Gold Medal Flour
makes better buns. biscuits, bread.
rolls, pastry and cake, than any
other flour on earth. Sold in this
city only at A. DahIem's Grocery
Store.
H. G. Sinks, OF the state board of
health, was in Sank Centre Friday to
cooperate with the local health auth
critics in doing something toward reg
ulating the control of smallpox and
measles. There has been and now is
smallpox in this part of the country
and no reports have been made to the
proper authorities. 1t is hoped that
the matter will now be properly looked
after.
We are the only duly authorizes
agents in this city Tor the sale Of
Washburn- Crosby Co.'S world re-
nownsd Gold Medal Flour. Albert
0ahiem Grocery Department.
A we'll written and we'll constructed
comedy-drama of Swedis h--American
life entitled "Tllly Olsen' will be an
early attraction here. The central fig:
ure of this latest Anglo-Scandinavin
piece is a young Swedish girl; quaint
and unsophisticated in her actions
but bright and lovable withal. Her
odd appearance and amusing actions
get her into any amount of predica-
ments from which she escapes through
native keenness and ready wit and US
ually turns everything to her advsnt-
age in the end. Around this idea,
the author has woven a most entertain
ing comedy, the scenes laid in the
great Northwest, and the management
has provided fine scenic production
and capable company. The leading
part will be played by Miss Emily
Erickson Green, a comedienne of &C.
centric roles, schooled in the best trad.
itions OF the stage possessing rare charm
and talent. The company throughout
is one of Swedish dialect play and
has, as special feature the popular
boy actor, Master George Falkner
who will be seen in fitting role and
will introduce the clever speci allies for
which he has been highly praised by
Eastern critics. The engagement
here will be at the Opera House.
Satur day plight, March 81.
Refuse substitutes. Get what
you ask tor. Gold Medal Flour, the
best On earth. Sold in this city only
at a. Dahism's Grocery Store. Il