The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-20
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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The vast army OF travelling people
know that for popular rates, the old
reliable Beaufort Hotel takes the lead.
112 Third Street South, Minneapolis.
Our new stock of boys clothing is
just in. Get your boys new outfit for
school wear here. A. Dahlem.
Men favoring Independence Party
send names for free literature to r. B.
Higbee, National Committeeman, st.
Paul, Minnesota.
A. F. Strebel celebrated his birth
day on Tuesday and was the recipient
of number of presents from his
hosts of admiring friends. One of
the gifts was rubber ball attached
to string.
DR.. A. ]. Kirghis has purchased the
A. ]. Smith residence property on
Main street. The consideration was
So 900. DR.. Kirghis will take pos.
session the first of October.
Just received, a large shipment new
grain sacks. A. DahIem's grocery
department..
Friday and Saturday were rainy
days and for forty-eight hours con-
siderable moisture was deposited. Sun.
day morning the weather cleared uI
and all nature smiled. The tempera-
ture has been delightful since that
time. The rain as a rule did no
damage, but south of the city where
the grain was not more than half
cut, it lodged to some extent. The
corn and potatoes were greatly bene.
fitted.
Nearly 700 students attended Man
kato Commercial College last year
Their verdict: cit is the best.
Grain sacks, all brands, at A. Dah-
lem's grocery department..
The Girl Works Club of the
Congregational church of Willard took
an outing on Tuesday and spent the
day at Sauk Centre. The club is
composed of the following young
ladies: Beth Phelps, Gladys Scott
Dora Shear, Cynthia Moon, Ethe,
Moon, Jessie Jones, Clara Wendt
Lena Campbell, Elsie Ward, Elsie
Kellerman, Edith Shear, Winnie
Clark. The young ladies saw all the
sights in town and returned home on
the afternoon train, all agreeing that
they had spent a very pleasant day
The st. Cloud Business College is
patronized by the best class OF fstudents.
1t costs no more to attend a good
school than any other, and pays
better in the end.
Gold Medal Flour makes the bread
that makes the man. ~ les n
H. G. Hildebrand from Iowa, an ex-
perienced brick manufacturer, was in
Sauk Centre Tuesday. In company
with Mayor Minette he visited points
along the shore of Sauk Lake and
secured samples of clay which he took
with him for the purpose OF analysis.
Mr.. Hildebrand pronounced the clay
the best he has found in any locality
and said that it would make any kind
OF brick, pottery, tiling or articles OF
that nature. After thoroughly testing
the clay Mr.. Hildebrand will make an
effort to interest local capital in the
proposition to erect capacious plant
here for the manufacture of pottery,
tiling and other products OF that
nature. He expects to return here in
the near future.
Boys, Misses and children's Fall
caps for school wear, just received al
Danlem's.
The money that your boy or girl
may spend foolishly this year will pay
for a thorough course in either oui
Commercialor or Shorthand departments
Which will prove the better invest.
ments? They will have something to
do at home evenings both interesting
and useful. Now is the time to i'm.
prove the opportunity.
PIONEER BUSINESS COLLEGE