The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The j. F. F. Club met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Miss Olive Parker. 2
A band of gypsies passed through
Sauk Centre today, stopping loug
enough to gather in some money by
telling fortunes.
The second base ball game between
juvenile mines of Westport and Sauk
Centre was played at the fair grounds
here Wednesday afternoon resulting
in score of to 8 in favor of West
porte. ~.
All members of Fidelity lodge No.
12O, Knights ofPythias, are requested
urged to be present at the regular con-
vention next Monday evening as there
is business of much importance to be
considered.
The Sauk Centre firemen send The
Herald greetings from Mankato on a
postal card bearing on one, side fine
picture of the Blue Earth county
court house and on the reverse this
message: ''The boys are very good
and big crowd here A delegate"
Saturday nights storm put nearly
every farm telephone out of service
and disarranged the city wires as they
have not been before in many moons.
East of the city the storm did the
greatest damage. Many trees were
uprooted and the railroad snow
fence wrecked.
J.F. MCGUIRE of st. Paul, grand re-
ceiver, visited the local A. o. u. w.
lodge Saturday night and devoted
some time to the matter of the pro-
posed new votes. The evening was
pleasantly and profitably passed. A
bunch of visitors headed by Marshall
Dietrich from Melrose, attended.
There was jolly school picnic in
district No. 65, township of Ashley,
Wednesday. in honor of the teacher
Miss Letie White, who had just closed
a successful year. There was plenty to
eat, and A. D. Carpenter, otherwise
known as the "Mayor OF Ashley, is
said to distanced all the others in feats
astronomical. After dinner he hitch
ed up his auto and took the girls all
out riding, six or seven in bunch,
Everybody had fine time.
These are Grandpa Dahlem's proud
days, having just completed forty
years of continuous and successful
business in this city. A new grand
son made his appearance bright and
early Monday morning and was
promptly admitted to the firm as a
silent partner for the next twenty
one years. No wonder grandpa is
wearing that Gold Medal smile these
days.
Fishing is fine and not day passes
but a nice string of the finny denizens
of the lakes are brought in. r. l..
Palmer and L. E. Heifner have been
doing some great bass fishing the past
few days. The bass are biting freely.
Frank Carr and Ed Hanson also
caught some fine fellows. Any person
desiring some fine sport in the fishing
line should come to Sauk Centre and
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Chas. Taylor.
A granary belonging to Hwatvet OF
the township OF North Fork was struck
by lightning and burned, together
with it's contents, consisting of con-
SIDERABLE grain and other stuff, on the
evening of May q. The loss, which
was $500, was partially covered by $500
insurance in the Farmers Company.
This loss was promptly paid by the
officers of the company.
To the readers OF this paper who
know us, we wish to renew our acquain-
tance, to others we wish to become
| friends. Each week for the next six
/ months We will remind you of this
school and the advantages we offer to
ambitious young men and women who
want to secure good business eduea-
ton. Our school is we'll equipped and
modern in every respect. Tuition and
living expenses in this city are reason
able. If you want to prepare for sue
cess write for catalog and particulars.
Cordially yours, Little Falls Business
College.
We have afew barrels of lime slight
ly damaged, at rs cts, also some
building paper at a low figure. Either
is a bargain if you need such material.
Lee & Gingery Co.
Charles A. Morse, of Sauk Centre,
was in the city last evening between
trains on his way to Milaca. Mr..
Morse is seceratary of the Minnesota
Co.. Operative Diaries Association.
This association has been organized
only a short time but already has q
large membership. Only cooperative