The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-12
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ly learn the merits OF Gold Medal
Flour. Sold only in this city by
Albert DahIen, Grocery Department
The following companies have been
licened TO Go business in Minnesota;
The Mass achutetts BtIdjpg and
Insurance c. Compspy, capital s eco, ,0o;
The St. Louis, Mo-, capital 5 100000;
The Woodman, ,si Casually lCt mpspy,
OF Indianadolis, Ind, capital S 1C0,C
and The Lumber Mutal Fire Insurance
Co., OF Boston, Mass, With assets of
S 357 ,7e4.52.
Come in and see our line of rain
coats and cravenettes. M. Nathe.
New silk waistings from Az C to
$1.25 per yard, at Mel. Blied's.
At the regular March meeting OF the
Board oil Education, held last Thurs
day evening, Prof. VIM. Angus was
reelected uperintendent OF the Sauk
Centre public schools for another
year. The vote was unanimous for
Mr.. Angus, the board feeling that his
work is of a high grade and that he
should be retained. The corps of
teachers is not yet filled although
most of them have been rendered q
reelection.
1Your measure taken tfor :.made-to-
order: suits. M. Nathe
Gold Medal Flour, the talk Of the
hour. Sold in this city only BY Al,
bert 0ahism, Grocery Department.
The recent snow storms did not in
terfere with the iunning of trains On
the railroads passing through Sank
Centre, all OF them being on time.
Some eight inches OF snow fell during
last week and property owners who
keep their sidewalks clean were kept
busy shoveliug snow. There are a
good many others, however, who let
the snow lie where it falls, thereby
making walking difficult after a snow
storm.
We can save you money on your
spring suit. M. Nathe.
French organdie and batiste for
graduating dresses, for IS, so, 60 and
rs per yard.
G.. Hillerud and Martin Anderson
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. And
erson retiring from the hardware firm
of G. Hillerud & Co. The change in
the firm took place on Thursday.
March 6. The business will still run
iu the same name but Mr.. Hillerud
has full charge OF it. Mrs. Hillerud
now has the interest formerly held by
Mr.. Anderson. Mr.. Hillerud has been
in business here for the past ten years
and during that time has built up
reputation for square dealing and has
secured his part of the hardware trade
at this poiut.
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. Dahlem's Grocery
Store.
Dress shirts in all colors and styles
at Nathe's.
Bishop Morrison of Duluth spent
Sunday in Sank Centre and conducted
services at the Episcopal church both
morning and evening. Good sized
congregations were present. and listen
ed to two fine discourses. In the
morning the bishop administered COM
munion. The church had expected to
have the pulpit supplied Sunday by a
prospective rector but the man in view
did not appear, consequently Bishop
Morrison visited the parish. The bis
hop conducted service at Ashley in the
afternoon and at Melrose Monday
evening.
Less than three weeks remain be-
tween now and the first of April, the
date when all subscribers a year or
more in arrears must be cnt off. The
postofice department says 80 and
The Herald has no option in the mat
ter. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Traffic was stopped on Fourth street
near The Herald Office for brief space
of time Tuesday afternoon. The cause
Lucas Kells out with a snow shovel
clearing the slush off the sidewalk.
When he was joined a few minutes
later by the publisher of this great
family journal similarly armed there
came near being a riot during which
=" Chan" Marshall nearly tainted.
Notice OF the school election is
printed in another column. This
election is to be held on Saturday,
March %, at the Woodbury. school
building. The polls are to be open
from 10 to 12 and from 1 to 4. Two
members of the Board of Education
are to de chosen, as the terms Of NJ. F.
Woodbury. and p. B. Hanson expire.
The term of Office is three yrars.