The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-03
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Remember Market Day, Saturday,

GIRL WANTED-Apply at Steam
Laundry.
| Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire
at Herald Office. TT
II FOR SALF-1 top buggy, cheap for
cash. Inquire of j. M. Wilson. If
! Wanted Wash Woman.-Inquire of
Mrs. G. H. Allen Third Street North.
Try the blacksmith at Bill Gray's
/ old stand near the Great Northern
depot.
Ed Evans says it's boy and when
he says it broad smile illumines his
counter ance.
i Ten per cent discount on every
article in our store for Market Day
only, at M. Nathe's. .-......
FOR SALE-Heavy draft mare
years old, weight 1850; cheap for cash;
call at this Office. tt
Advertised letters in the Sauk Centre
postoffice Sept. 2: Mrs. Mary Erwin,
Mrs. Sarah Saxburry.
When you want blacksmithing done
60 to Bill Gray's old stand near the
Great Northernstation.
Men favoring Independence Party
send names for free literature to R. B.
Higbee, National Committeeman, st.
Paul Minnesota
For Sale Cheap:-My residence
property on Eighth St. between Main
and Keller's factory. Good repair.
v. L. BURGESS. If
During September, 1908, the cash
in advance price of tpe Sauk Centre
Herald will be s1.25. Old subs cribers
may come in on this offer by paying
up all arrearages at the regular rate of
S1.50 per year.
Remember Market Day. Saturday,
Sept. 5. ..
During September, 1908, the cash
in advance price of the Sauk Centre
Herald will be $1.25. Old subscribers
may come in on this offer by paying
all ARE arages at the regular rate OF
s1.5O per year.
Remember Market Day, Saturday,
Sept. 5.
During September, 1908, the cash in
advance price of the Sauk Centre
Herald will be $1.25. Old subscribers
may come in on this offer by paying
up all arrearages at the regular rate of
$1.50 per year.
Come and see the great bargains on
our and 10 cent counters on Market
Day. Mel. Billed.
During September, 1908, the cash
in advance price of the Sauk Centre
Herald will be 81 25. Old subscribers
may come in on this offer by paying
up all arrearages at the regular rate of
s1.50 per year. .
Remember Market Day, Saturday,
Sept 5.
l have neatly furnished rooms, the
best of equipment, the latest and
most popular commercial text books,
and in fact, everything necessary for
Students rapid and thorough ad-
vancement. Make change in your
plans and enroll in either the CONNER
cial or Shorthand department next
Monday. Right now is the proper
time. Pioneer Business College,
Geo. F. Bouton, Prop.
One of the most pretentious pro-
ductions booked at the Opera House,
by the Walker Theater Circuit Co. is
The Girl OF the Ranch", as produced
by that talented organization known
as Ernest Fisher & Co.; this company
sprang into fame last season with the
presentation of cat Cripple Creek
and "The Squaw Mans Girl" two
western plays that met with the un-
disputed favor. Now they come with
new clsssic in the way of a western
play, heralded as superior in dramatic
possibilities and scenic embellish-
ment to either of the former. The
play tells charming story of that far
golden west and depicts truly the life
of the famous westerner. The Girl of
the Ranch" plays one night only,
Thursday, Sept. 10.
The st. Cloud Business College will
save you from $4,000 to $4,000 in
your Business or Shorthand course.
cts the school for you" Little
Falls Business College. Particulars
sent for the asking.
You will almost believe you are liv-
ing in.thatsfar western land, in those
strange days, among those interesting
people, laughing, gambling, cursing,
loving and working out their strange
destinies almost incredible to us of
today, when you witness the sumptu-
GUS production of 1.-THE Girl of the
Ranch" the newest Western play to
be presentedsby Ernest Fisher & Co.
"a classic in the way of western