The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-03-26
HOME HAPPENINGS

liver Land died Tuesday at his home
in Kandota township.
A son was born March 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mahanna
Il Come in and see our line Of mems
and boys shoes. NJ. Nathe.
Kid and fabric gloves, 16 button
mosquetaire in black, white and colors
At Blied's.
Mrs. Mary Oaldham died in this
city Tuesday, aged Is years, of COM
plicatien of diseases.
We are showing very fine line of
mems and boys suits for spring NJ.
Nathe.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postoffice March %: Mrs. Anna G.
Hogan, 0. ]. Lund, Mrs. Wright
Whitney.
Ladies' Oxfords and pumps in all
the new shades of tan. Do not buy
your spring shoes until you have seen
our line. The Model.
Judge W. A. Morse has been appoin-
ted district deputy for the Ieomen at
this place. The local lodge is taking
in quite a number OF new members.
i A complete assortment of new spring
Skirts OF very good design and
fabric, priced from 1896 to 1900, at
Blied's store.
Postmaster o. B. Boobar asks the
patrons of the Sank Centre postoffice
to please bear in mind the fact that
box rent is due ON or before March
81, 1903.
w. ]. Weeks of this city was taken
to St. Cloud one day last week, exam
ined in the probate court, found in
sane and ordered committed to the
hospital at Fergus Falls.
Lingerie Waists from the most
simple and practicable to the most ell
aborate hand made. real lace trimmed
models, guaranteed perfect in fit and
workmanship. Blied's store
There will be service at the Baptist
church at the usual hours next Sun
day. Sunday school at 1l:45 a. M.
Teachers training class at 8 p. m.
Evening service at 1886 p. m. All
welcome. J. G. With, pastor.
| Manufacturer line OF newest crea-
tions in Tailor Made Suits including
Prince Chap, Butterfly and Getaway
styles, in black and colors, at special
prices Saturday, March %. At
Blied's store,
i The Library Board held it's regular
March meeting last Thursday evening
and transacted only routine basiness,
including the allowing OF. q batch OF
bills. The librarian is busy now
cataloguing the new books recently
purchased.
/ At meeting of the Stearns-Benton
County Medical Society held in St.
Cloud Thursday, of last week, reso-
luton was passed asking newspapers
to omit the names nf physicians in
connection with any items about sick
; ness or operations.
Mrs. Chas. Brown, record keeper of
the Lady Maccabees, is in receipt of a
check for the insurance issued by the
order on the life of the late Edith
Mckay. 1t is neat sum and the
promptness with which it was paid is
gratifying to all concerned.
There lie fine reproduction of war
ship in the windows of The Boston
store on main street. w. o. P. Hills
dale believes that, with this in the
window, his establishment will be
rendered safe from any foreign en-
envy. The creation is a work O. ait
and attracts much attention.
Conrad A. Wolfe arrived lrst Friday
I with car OF emigrant movables from
Melvin, Ill.,, and moved on to the farm
which he bought last Fall from Judge
w. A. Morse, known as the Huey
IdIu Ou Ly IMAM IdlIlC. WI. w Ol0l' .
family will be here soon. Mr.. Wolef's
uncle came with him.
DR.. A. ]. Kirghis is the first auto
mobile owner to be out this spring.
Wednesday the we'll known physician
was scurrying around town with his
machine and wearing a broad smile.
Other auto enthusiasts are thinking
about getting ready. o. H. Schleuse-
ner is fixing up his tires and will be
out soon. With good weather the autos
will be seen aroundvery soon.
Last Sunday evening Rev. F. H.
Oehler preached sermon on temper
ance, and at his invitation the three
Baraca bible classes we're present in a
body. Mr.. Oehler gave facts and fig
ures to back up his arguments, which
were effective. The discourse was
entertaining and instru Give and was
listened to by good sized audience.
In it's issue of March 20 the Detroit,
Minn,, Record, gives complimentary
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