The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-02-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

his slight attact of smallpox. The
Mccormick home was thrC ughly
fumigated and disiDfected Wednesday.
There appears to be no further dang. r
from the disease here.
Meistersinsers' Male Quartet Feb
ruary ~.
The recent cold snap made thick ice
on the lake and put joy in the heart
of the ice men. Ice that is now being
taken out of the lake is easily eighteen
,, inches thick.
! 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. sc 2t
Now is the time to eat Ornges Fine
and cheap at L. S. Bishop Co.'S
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postoffice Feb. S: Miss Anna Genecket,
Mr., and Mrs. B, S. Hoff.
Dress Skirts, advance spring styles,
Voiles, Panamas and novelty ma
terials, for SO. rs to $500. At Blied's.
The snow storm of Tuesday night
did not delay the trains much. No. II,
eastbound, on the Great Northern,
came in on time. No. IL, westbound,
was fifteen minutes late. The branch
line train was delayed some fifteen
minutes. The little engine looked as
though it had lain in the snow drift
all night. This train did not carry the
usual extra passenger coach to trans
fer to the main line train.
Try sack OF Gold Medal -four. You
will always use it thereafter. Sold at
A. Dahlem's Grocery Store. SO ct
Hubmit's toilet water sachets and
creams at FiesIer & McNeice.
Mr.. Ward this week received check
tor 50 900 for Mrs. Davis whose hus-
band was a member OF the A. O. U. w.
order.
The Sans Souci Circle will be enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon of next
week, Feb. II, at the home of Mrs
Chas. A. Morse.
G. NJ. Sprague of Sank Centre is
elected grand treasurer of the IndepeI--
dent Order of Odd Fellows OF Minnie
sofa for the sixteenth time. A. L.
Bolton of St. Paul is elected grand
secretary and G. H. Budd of Montevideo
is elected grand master.
Meisters,nsers' Male Quartet Feb
ruary IL.
The New Ideal hair brush. $1.O0 a
Fiesler & McNeice.
At the regular February meeting,
held Wednesday evening, the city
council appointed judges of election,
April z, as follows: First ward, polling
place, second story pumping station,
J. H. Jenkins, Geo. Rien, Chas. Miller;
Second ward, polling place, municipal
court room. city hall, c. c. Tobey,
G NJ. Bryant, D. Cleveland.
Genuine clearance sale of coats
at Blied's.
City Clerk ]. F. Cooper has RENTED
to the state treasurer, $120, the per
cent tax on liquor licenses called for
b. the state for the uLport OF the
ipehriate asvlum
Fur collars and collarless coats,
$22. so and $21. so values at $3.50 at
Blied's.
The Gradatim Club will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. M. G. Kelsey.
Peanut butter at McCracken & Bur-
CESS.
Mrs. Alloys Himsl, mother of Coun-
ty Attorney ]. B. Himsl OF Stearns
county, died at her home in College
vile Wednesday, age 81 and half
years.
Think Of it, oranges 60 cents a peck,
at McCracken & Burgess.
The Minneapolis people who have
begun the construction of big dam
at International Fall are meeting with
many difficulties. Some of the settlers
on the American side of Rainy lake
believe the dam will result in flooding
their lands. 1t is said there are inter-
national questions involved, as the
dam is partly on Canadian territory 1t
is said that this is one question: that
Ambassador Bryce will discuss with
the Canadian government officials
at Ottawa, where he went last week.
Owing to illness Mrs. Schauble, at
The Rec Hive, was unable to hold her
"Fire Sale" last Saturday. She will
have the sale this week Saturday,
Feb. 3. Read her adv.
20 per cent discount on all felt shoes
and slippers at The Model.
DisraeIi's Religion.
Mr.. Runciman, secretary to the
British treasury, said in the house Of