The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-28

brought to Sauk Centre from the
Glenwood hatcheries Monday morn
ing and deposited in Sauk Lake up
near the brick yard. The little things
were in good condition and were sue
cessfully transferred to local waters.
Our shoes are made by the best Shoe
makers ia the land. Styles exclusive,
but prices reasonable: Come to US for
your summer footwear. The Model.
The A. o. U. w. grand lodge officers
have arranged to send representative
here June 6 to explain fully the w)rl .
ings OF the change in the votes which
will 60 into effect July l. All members
are requested to be present.
Gold Medal Flour, the Joy Of all
house ekeepers. Sold in this city only
at A. DahIem's Grocery Store.
Another heavy rain storm struck
this vicinity Saturday night and con-
tinued most of the day Sunday and
Sunday night. The skies cleared up
Monday morning. Farm lands in
low, flat places, are very wet. The
water in Sauk lake has risen con-
Next Sunday morning at the Con.
gregational church A. H. Clark, an
attorney OF Minneapolis, representing
the Anti-Saloon League OF Minnesota.
will speak on temperance. Everybody
is cordially invited. Mr.. Clark is an
able speaker. In the evening the
usualpreaching service.
Unger & Co. offer bankrupt stock
OF furniture for sale at Melrose on
June 8, 4. 5, 6. The finest chance in
the Northwest to secure good furniture
at your own prices. ]. H. Beste auc-
tioneer.
Janitor Ed Buck was busy part of
Monday afternoon sowing grass seed
on the north end of the school house
lots. This part of the premises is
bare of vegetation, and as the schools
close this week the grass will have a
good chance to start and grow during
the summer.
Have just received some new things
in ladies' tan and patent Oxfords at
prices that are right. The Model.
DR.. McMasters desires The Herald
to announce that he has rented the
entire second story front of the build
ing in which he now has offices and
that he will remain in that location.
The dissolution of partnership that
has existed betewen himself and DR..
Lamb takes effect June 1.
If you're looking for snap in fur
niture, 60 to Melrose June 8, 4, 5, 6,
and see what VIM. Unger & Co. have
to offer at auction. j. II. Beste is the
auctioneer. The etock consists of
everything in the furniture line need
ed to make home happy. You cannot
afford to miss this great opportunity.
VIM. Lewis, who lives five miles
southwest of the city, lost large
number of his apple trees this spring
These trees had just come into bear
ing and their loss is serious one
Many shade trees in the city also
died during the winter or spring. This
may be and is supposed to be from
lack of sufficient moisture.
Bring the children to us for their
summer shoes. New tans and blacks
in Oxfords and Strap Sandals. The
Model.
The Stearns-Benton County Medical
Association held it's monthly meeting
at st. Cloud last Thursday afternoon.
Dr.. McMasters of Sauk Centre was
down on the program for paper.
WANTED-To trade a lot on main
St. towards decent residence.
L. L. Fisher.
]. M. Wilson's horse, which was
in front of the store Wednes-
day morning, hitched to the delivery
wagon, suddenly started on a voyage
OF discovery without a driver He
went at a rapid pace down Main street
and was finally stopped some two
blocks south of the store. No dam
age was done to either horse or wag-
OH.
Gold Medal Flour, the talk Of the
hour. Sold in this city only at Al
bert DahIsm's Grocery Department
The Stearns County Rural Letter
Carriers Association will hold it's
first annual meeting in st. Cloud
on Saturday of this week. Memorial
Day is one of the holidays the rural
carriers have in the year and they
will take advantage of this fact to
meet Delegates to the state con-
vention and officers will be elected
for the ensuing year and other busi-
ness transacted.
The prices Of cotton goods are etumb.
ling and we are selling them for a good
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