The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-13
HOME HAPPENINGS

scales on Fourth street next to nis
i store
/ The regular August meeting of the
/ library board will be held next Thurs
day evening.
i Union services will be held in the
! Methodist church next Sunday even
ing. There will be no morning SER
vice in the Congregational church.
/ Loftsgaarden Bros. have received
an order from F. M. Madsen for the
reconstruction of the heating plant in
his residence and have begun work on
the same.
That grain in this vicinity is good
is witnessed by a bunch of wheat
brought into the local postoffice by
one of the rural mail carriers. The
stalks are tall and stout, the heads
large and well filled and the ker-
nels plump. 1t is fair sample OF
the grain south of the city.
A new time card took effect on the
| Northern Pacific on Monday of this
| week. The west bound passenger
| train now leaves Little Falls al
2:55 instead of 3:05, passing Sauk
Centre at 1920 instead of at 1886 as
before. Slight changes are also made
in the running of freight trains.
The ST. Cloud Journal Press says
that w. G. Graham, of Long Prairie,
state dairy and food inspector, has
| caused the arrest of two prominent
Stearns county merchants for selling
rotten eggs. They appeared before
a justice and both We're fined fifty
dollars and costs. Mr.. Graham is
| right after violators of the law and
is making a fine record for himself
as fearless and efficient officer.
A movement to raise money by pop
ular subscription to build mammoth
U. S. battleship WAS started recently
b. Owen Gray post, G. A. R., at Larue
Ohio. The only request to be made
of the national government is that
the battleship shall bear the name
Grand Army of the Republic. All
G. A. r. posts in the country are ex-
pected to cooperate. The local post
has received notice of the movement
and will probably take some action.
The good people of Sauk Centre
have been treated to first class ex-
hibitions of 'broncho busting" this
| week. The sale of a lot of these
hardy representatives of the horse
tribe has been going On during the
week at Salmond Bros barn on Main
street. Wien sold the bronchos are
busted, and it is rare entertainment
to watch the antics of the creatures
as they resist the process to which
they finally succumb.
Advertised letters in the Sauk Centre
postofice August IL: Mrs. F. V. Chap
man, l2), Miss Wilma Larson, Fred
Miller, JOS. Obermeier.
Take your cream to the North
American Storage Company where you
can get the best price paid in this
vicinity and have your money the
l or ho fo1Iou,;vrr Iou
.skinner's satin is yarn dyed, one
yard wide and guaranteed to wear two
seasons. For your protection the name
"Skinner's Satin'' is woven in the
back of selvage. Price, 80 per a yard
at Mel Blied's.
FOR SALE-Two horses, weight
1850 each. Cash or on time. Apply
to A. Vessey. 9--2t
George Fish, chief OF the fire depart.
ment, asks The Herald to announce
that the new electric fire alarm will be
given test at 1880 Friday evening o
this week. The attention of the public
/ is called to the matter and suggestions
on the efficacy of their apparatus art
requested.
Home made lard, guaranteed 10(
per cent pure, for 121a cents a pound
STADTHERR'S MEAT MARKET.
i The following delegates were elected
Wednesday night, to attend the demo
cratic county convention at St. Cloue
Friday: first ward, DR.. j. A. Du Bois
F. E. Minette, j. A. Schoenhof; secont
ward, L. Kells, Peter Robischon, j. B
Schoenhof, Ben Vogel, A. G. Kay.
A better steak at Stadtherr's meat
market. Try and be convinced.
Thirty-fve stockholders of the Rain
bow Copper and Gold Mining Com
pany, from Little Falls, Royalton, Long
Prairie, Browerville, Sauk Centre ant
st. Paul met here Wednesday and re
organized the company by the election
of the following officers: E. N. Perry
Browerville, president; ]. F. Cooper
Sauk Centre, secretary; ]. H. Russell
Royalton, treasurer. The reorganizat