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

Try a pair Of our $3.50 shoes. ~
Nathe.
Order taken for made to measure
suits. NJ. Nathe.
Remember the Easter dress goods
sale at The Boston Monday.
Gold Medal Flour, the Joy of all
housekeepers. Sold IN this city only
at A. DahIem's Grocery store.
Broken lots of ST. 90 and sI.25 gloves
to close out for IS cts. per pair at
Blied's.
Mr.. w. Nj. Parker, r presenting one
of the largest cloak and suit houses,
will give sale on Saturday, March 2e,
at Blied's store.
The Peoples Ice Co. hereby notify
it's patrons that it will commence its
season to deliver ice April 1st. instead
of May 1st. See them for terms. 3-3t
Before buying your spring suit
come in and see our line at very
reasonable prices. NJ. Natbe.
A few tons CT nice timothy hay for
sale, six miles northeast, also timothy
seed. W. A. Morse.
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quickly learn the merits OF Gold
Medal Flour. Sold only in this city
by Albert DahIem, Grocery Depart
mont.
By the rules of the postoffice depart
ment publishers will be compelled to
drop all delinquen,s of the year and
more on the first of April. If you are
that much behind THIS MEANS
YOU.
Miss Marie Cyr of Minneapolis has
opened dress making parlors in the
Bruce b ock where she will be pleased
to meet the ladies who wish first class
dress making done.
We are the only duly authorized
agents in this city for the sale Of
Washburn- Crosby Co.'S world re-
nowned Gold Medal Flour. Albert
pahIem Grocery Department.
Fashion has decreed that this is to
be big season for Oxfords aud pumps
for ladies in both black and tan. We
have prepared accordingly and would
like to show you the new spring styles
The Model.
Without doubt Coli Medal Flour
makes better buns, biscuits, bread.
rolls, pastry and oake, than any
other flour on earth. SOLE in this
city only It A. Dshiem's Grocery
Store.
A capable company presented the
play "Tilly Olson" to . good sized
audience at the opera house last Sat
urday night. The production WAS
we'll staged, the actors took their parts
we'll and the audience was pleased,
The Swedish dialect was we'll handled
and there were many opportunities to
provoke laughter which were success
fully employed.
Andrew. Good travelling in the int.
crest of the state prohibition commit.
tee, spoke at the opera house in be.
half Of the cause he represents, on
Monday evening. Mr.. Goods re.
marks were along ultra radical prohi.
bition lines and were at times rather
incorporate. The general impression
left on the audience was that had ht
been less extreme and more mild in
his methods his lecture would have
taken better. Rev. F. H. Oehler maze
few Introductory remarks which
were timely and we'll taken. A fail
sized audience was present.
II the presence OF the festive hobo il
any indication, then gentle spring i.
not far distant. Chief of police Con.
Motley reports that within the pas,
week or ten days there has been .
great influx of the genus tramp into
Sank Ceutre. He says he never saw
go many so early in the season
Chief Connolley thinks they are
beating their way out OF the city wher,
they have spent the winter, to places
in the country preparatory to their
regular summer campaign. The local
police force is kept busy looking aftel
them. All are requested to" move on"
A burning chimney in the residenc,
of John McGibbon on Main street
north OF the bridge, called out the fir'
department at 1870 Tuesday forenoon
AS usual the department was "Johnny
-on-the-spot' with no delay, Chic
George Fish getting there ahead OF the
apparatus. The danger was past
when Mr.. Fish arrived and the depart
ment had its run for the exercise. No
damage was done. Mr.. McGibbon wai
running the engine in the mill at the
the time and knew nothing about TIE
matter until it was all ovor.
Henry K. Nelson, the only son OF
U. s. Senator Knuts Nelson, died in
Colorado March II, OF tuberculosis
His father was with him ut the time oj