The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-11-26
ADDlTlONAi LOCALS
Ladies, look on page z, this issue.

Ladies, look on page z, this issue.
4 Window glass all sizes at The Corr
er Drug Store. rs ~
II you want ground hone for chicken
feed, you'll find it at Bucher's.
FOR sALE:-Complete Thrashing
outht, nearly new. Inquire at this
Office. 25 tt
II you want to have fine time, he
sure and attend the annual Thanks
giving ball of the fire department.
FOR SALE-A lot of good second
hand furniture. Will cell cheap if
taken at once. j. H. HADDOCK
Mise May Quinlan left Friday evep-
ing for Morton, N. D., where. she will
spend her Thanksgiving vacation with
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. D..
l.. Quinan.
Send your gloves by mail to Nevens
Co., Cleaners, 6O7-9-11, Hennepin
Ave-, Minneapolis. Prices from 10 to
25 cents. 21-7 t
J Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
! postoffice Nov. Is: Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
I Peck (2), c. r. Crowie, Ed Lane. John
Nelson. E. A. OusdahI, D. D. White
I, It's worth while asking for "Hick.
Dry" Brand Rubbers and Overshoss.
They are long wearing-always giving
atisfaction.. Ask your dealer. St.
Paul Rubber Co. Distributors. 22-6
Misses Mcmillan and the Misses
Smith of the teaching force, left We'd
nesday noon for Minneapolis to spend
;helr Thanksgiving holiday vaction
Miss Gallagher and Miss May yberry.
went to st. Cloud.
The Northwestern Telephone Conn
oany has Withdrawn from the rural
telephone service west of the city and
has sold its wires and insulators to ].
w. Ward. They require that Mr..
/, Ward take down the wires or put them
in such condition that the toll service
will not be interrupted by their nse.
Great clearance sale of ladies' and
children's coats on Monday at Blied's.
b Subscribers are reminded that hence
forth the price of the Sauk Centre
Herald is to be 81. .25 per year payable
strictly in advance. If not paid in
\ n advance, the price will will be $1.50
DER year. If subscribers who are in
;! arrears desire to take advantag of the
81 25 rate, they will be required to pay
91p all arrearages at the S150 rate and
o add to that $1.25. Easy, is 1t notf
i Jome early and avoid the rush.
For a milo, easv action of the bow
els, single dose OF Doan's Regulets
= enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. IS cents box. Ask
your druggist for them.
Hans Dunum is the leader of the
choir of the United Luthern church
here Last Saturday evening the
members of the ch oir called on
Mr.. Dunum and presented him with a
fine rocking chair, accompanied with
their best wishes as an appreciation of
his services as leader of the choir.
Mr.. Dunum was taken wholly by sur
prise but he greatly appreciated the
gift. Elmer ABBY made the presenta-
;. tion speech.
Columbia phnosraphs and double
IL ~
Store. You can now get two TO- inhc
records for 65 cents where you for.
merIy paid 60 cents for one. FiesIer
I Turkey gobblers and leather-lunged
BOOSTERS were much in evidence i'm Sauk
Centre last Friday. Poultry buyers
Fhad secured the country in this vicin-
sity for week and the result was a
great rush of the 'feathered tribes
ito the Great Northern station where a
car especially constructed for their
transportation was standing on side
track. Farmers began arriving as
early as 9 O'Clock with the birds and
was string of teams all day long.
The poultry was weighed and placed
in the compartments in the car as
rapidly as possible. By night the car
was pretty nearly to its capacity. The
turkeys and chickens made all sorts
of rackets and attracted good many
curious observers. The car was ship
ped to Chicago to help supply the
Windy city with Thanksgiving eating.
Most OF the poultry was in good con-
I ditIon, though there were some "old-
timers" anon G the turkeys.
ALBERT pAhlEM. GROCERY DE.