The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-18
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Dreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls" as
being sung in the Bohemeian Girl
may call at the Fair Store.
Family refrigerators filled the re.
mainder Of the season for $500. City
Ice Co. Phone 10 1tf
WANTED:-1OOO Men to use the B
P. s. Paint for painting their Houses
Barns etc. For further particulars
call on Hanson & Emerson, The Cor
ner Drug Store.
Make your plans to enter the Little
Falls Business College next Sc ptembel
Send for catalog.
We have some special bargains in
ladies oxfords and slippers which we
wish to close out, all sizes and all
widths at a saving of 25 percent. The
Model.
Ray Dryden, son of Alex Dryden, a
farmer living in this vicinity, died
Wednesday noon.
The church of the good Samaritan
(P. E. Episcopal 1st Sunday after
Trinity. Morning Prayer and Sermon
1890, Sunday School 1I:45, Evening
Prayer and Sermon. Rev. S. L. Nit
chell, Rector.
Have just received another shipment
OF new Tan shirts several new styles
and patterns S1.00 each. The Model.
There belated Flyers passed through
Sauk Centre last Friday, having just
gotten through from the blockade
caused by the washouts in Montana
and Idaho. The eastbound trains
have been several days owing to same
cause. Sundays Flyer passed here
nine hours late. The company hopes
to have the regular schedule operating
soon.
Hot weather comfort is found in a
pair of our outing Trousers for men
and Young men. Plenty OF style and
attractive patterns in GrayS and Browns
at $500, $3.50 and $4.00. The Model.
Miller Bros.' 1O1 Ranch Wild West
Show, recruited entirely from the great
1O1 Ranch, at Bliss, Okla, will appear
in ST. Cloud on Friday, June19 giving
two performances and inaugurating
the day with big free street parade
and free show on the grounds, Many
residents of this vicinity will take
advantage Of the opportunity to see
the famous amusement Institution.
Prudent houskeepers should
quickly learn the merits Of Gold
Medal Flour. Sold only in. this city
by Albert DehIem, Grocery Depart
meet.
The members of the Episcopal church
will give reception for the Rev. and
Mrs. Mitchell on Tuesday evening
June % from till 10 at the residence
of DR.. and Mrs. McMasters. All are
cordially invited.
Dode F'sk's great railroad dog and
pony Show and trained animal exhibi-
tion will exhibit in Sauk Centre Mon
day afternoon and evening, July 6,
under auspices of the G. A. r. This
is high class attraction and will be
we'll worth seeing.
The Farmers Creamery pays you
the highest price for cream. Look up
their report for May IN this paper.
Every pound OF cream in this vicinity
ahould be taken to the Farmers
Creamery. They are always willing to
pay the highest price.
The city has purchased and had
placed in position on the fire tower an
electric striker. By merely touching
buttonthe:b;g fire bell can be rung. One
button is placed in the local telephone
Office and the other in the fire house.
In case of fire all that is necessary is
to telepone to "Central' and she will
press the button and cause the bell to
ring. The city is to be divided up in
to fire wards to expedite matters.
The Herald will give details in a fut.
ure issue.
The recital of the music pupils of
Mrs. w. L. Hanshaw will be held in
the Congregational church this even
ing. Thursday June Is, at s O'Clock.
The friends of the pupils and all in
terested in music are cordially invited
to be present. The following will take
part: Miss Winifred Cooper, Pearl
Perkinson, Lora Bishop, Tillie Book,
Avis Rowe, Loretta Book, Hildred
Ingram, Fay Cooper, Howard Ingram,
Kenneth McCollm, Malcolm Hanson.
Last Friday evening the members
of the Baraca Bible class gave their
vice President, Foster s. Woodbury., a
surprise at his home. Mr.. Woodbury.,
who left on Monday for New York 10
AXE position with an electrical com.
pany, was at home but totally un-
aware that any one was coming to see
him. The members of the class drop.
ped in rone by one until dozen or
more were present. The evening pass
ID informally with conversation and
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