The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-02
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All.the barber shops in the city will
be open late Friday night and will be
closed all day Saturday, the Fourth.
Family refrigerators filled the re-
mainder Of the season for $500. City
Ice Co. Phone 17O 1tf
Rev. II. V. Adams, who was expect
ed to preach in the Methodist church
last Sunday morning, could not fill
his engagement on account of sickness.
The postofice will be open on Sat.
urday, July 4, until 10 q. M, and
from 1:30 to 2 p. m. No r. F. D. on
that day. o. B. Boobar, postmaster.
At a special meeting of the city coun-
Gil held Friday evening liquor licenses
were granted to Gunder Jenson and j.
B. Schoenof.
FOR SALE-A brand new rubber
tired runabout latest style best make
also new single harness, both have
only been used two weeks, must be
sold at once. Inquire at Wilson's
Cash Store. tt
The city is putting in sewer at the
city hall to connect the lookup with
the sewer system. Chief OF Police B. F.
Carr recently recommended to the
city council that this be done.
FOR RENT-House l3 room, on
Main st. Inquire of Mrs. John Dimond.
Frank Parker, the genial Northern
Pacific agent at this point, has just
finished his cottage at Ward Springs
and says he will occupy it this sum-
mer if the rain ever ceases and the
sun shines again.
The Dode Fisk show will pitch its
tents in Sauk Centre next Monday,
July 6, on spacious tract at the east
end OF Fourth street.
There was a partial eclipse of the
sun last Sunday morning lasting from
to H. Those who knew of it and
rose early enough enjoyed the novel
spectacle. Eclipses of the sun are
rare in this region.
The Dode Fisk dog and pony show
will exhibit in Sauk Centre next Mon.
day, July 6, afternoon and evening.
This is an attraction we'll worth seeing.
Popular prices.
A. w. Austin has begun work on a
summer cottage on the west shore of
Sauk Lake. The Sullivan cottage is
complete and the Hilsdale colt age
about done. R. L. Palmer is consider
ing the proposition of building there.
Geo. H. Hooper also has summer
cottage at that point.
VI. Dombrovy of st. Cloud will
open blacksmith shop in the build
ing adjoing Peter Minette's automo-
bile repair shop. MIR. Dombrovy is an
experienced workman and will make a
specially of farmers blacksmithing
work. Give him call.
Combination of all sales; stock-re
ducing, money-raising, house.clean-
ing and benefit-giving bargain sales
at Blied's.
There will be a union patriotic SER
vice at the M. E. church Sunday even
ing at which Rev. ]. g. Wirth will
preach the sermon.
Ladies spring suits at just half price
do you realize that this means $500
suits for $3.50. Buy now and get the
best of it at Blied's.
The Long Prairie base ball team
played at st. Cloud Sunday and defeat
ed the team there by score of 8 to- Q
An excursion train ran from Long
Prairie to st. Cloud and back to carry
a large number of enthusiasts who
witnessed the game.
Dress skirts $4.00 to $500 values for
SO. 90 at Blied's.
Rudolph Holme has brand new
shell purchased recently and in which
he takes a daily constitutional on
Sauk Lake. 1t is a neat, trim little
craft rugged out with sliding seat and
the latest thing in oars. The owner is
rapidly becoming quite proficient in
its use.
A moving picture show opens Satur-
day in the Du Bois building. Don't
fail to see it.
At St. Cloud last Thursday there
was hearing in the probate court in
the case of the estate OF Robert Miller
deceased. There has been some diff
erence OF opinion relative to the set
Element of this estate. Mrs. Miller
was present with her attorney M. G.
Kelsey. Lucas Kells, the admins
traitor, was also on hand. The case
occupied some hours and was taken
under advisement by Judge Klasen.
20 percent discount on colored dress
goods in beautiful shades of gray, tan
and copenhagen blue at Blied's.
Mayor F. E. Minette received an in..
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