The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-23
HOME HAPPENINGS
Next Marke' Day, Saturday, Aug.

have in charge the matter of arrang-
ing for the annual fair of the Stearns
County Agricultural Society are busy
at work and the outlook is bright for
fine display. v. L. Burgess, chairman
of the committee to look after the dis
plays of agricultural products, got
busy Tuesday and began apportioning
this work to different business men on
the same plan that was in vogue last
year. The list is about complete and
will be published next week. The ex-
ecutive committee is in corresp ondence
with a number of prominent public
men of the state and hopes to secure
one or more of them to speak at the
fair. The races promise to be good.
FOR SALE-Grass or hay on Chase
place north side of river. 7. w.
Gallagher.
St. Agnes Guild will give lawn
social at the home of DR.. McMasters
July 20.
Salmond Bros, have just purchased
fine new hearse. The vehicle has
rubber tires and is elegant and Of the
latest design.
Market Day at Sauk Centre, Satur-
day, August 1.
The members of the Gradatim Club
and the Ladies' Monday Musical
Club are holding picnic in the
country today.
Ice cream and cake served by st.
Agnes Guild July %, at the home of
DR.. McMasters
To the patronesess OF Mrs. Prices
Canning Compound, notice is given
that same can be obtained at McCrack-
eu & Burgess store. 7-2-t
Street commissioner Toe Miller re-
quests The Herald to ask property
owners to cut off the limbs of shade
trees that over hang the sidewalks.
Farmers creamery pays "a cents
for June.,S Take your cream there,
they want it.
Lawn social at the home of DR.. Nc
Masters Wednesday evening, July 90.
st. Agnes Guild.
STRAYED-Two pigs, on July IL,
from slaughter yard. Finder please
notify M. p. Stadtherr.
Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
postoffice July %: Charles Lauer, Miss
Edana March.
There will be union service in the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing at which Rev. F: H. Oehler will
preach.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at tho morning
service in the Methodist Epitcopal
church next sunday. This will be
the last communion service before the
dedication of the church and before
the annual conference. The church
will probably be dedicated the latter
part of August. Rev. DR.. s. P. Long
of Minneapolis and Dist. Supt. E. K.
Copper of Brainerd will conduct the
dedication service, for which elaborate
preparations are on foot.
Market Day at Sauk Centre. Satur-
day, August l.
The Sauk Centre Band will give a
free concert in the city park next We'd
nesday evening, July 20.
The Akeley Tribune hands the fol.
lowing compliment to one we'll known
and popular conductor on the branch
line: "The editor has always found
Conductor Mickey of this branch a
perfect gentleman in every respect.
He makes it pleasant for his passeng-
ers, especially the women and child
rem, but that he complies strictly with
instructions from the officials there is
absolutely no doubt"
Market Day at sauk Centre, Satur-
day, August l.
Geo. Fish has given the front of his
grocery store building fresh coat of
paint, improving it's appearance
greatly.
l.. s. Bishop Co. has put in a new
system of bookkeeping which is
great labor saver. By this system all
posting of books is done away with
and larger amount of time thereby
saved. Each customer knows at any
moment just what the balance is
against him. Mr.. Nicholson has just
completed the listing of the names of
the firms customers and the system
will be put in operation the first of
August.
FOR SALE-One 2-story hotel build
ing near R. R. station: one house aud
town lots. Address Mrs. Lima Larson.
Starbuck, Mimi, a
Don't forget Market Day at Sauk
Centre on Saturday, August 1.
A trio of local disciples of Izak Wal
ton went fishing in Long Lake Sun.
day morning and returned with a