The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-10-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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4 F,esh oysters 10 bulk at the CITY
Meat Market this week.
The w. N. A. Circle will meet will
Mrs. Billed on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
{ The st. Cloud Buelness College sc
cures positions for its graduates,
"It's the figure, not the face. tha
attracts admiration" Try a spirells
corset.
]. A. Caughren attended the Nicl
Minnette sale and bought few NOR,
good COWS to add to his herd on hi,
Getty farm.
A healthy man is king in his owr
right; an ,unhealthY, msn unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds
up sound health-keeps you we'll.
4 FOR SALE-Household goods
Davenport, bed room sets, sideboard,
\ dining table, carpets, etc. MRS. N
H. MINER. .
Owing t. the change OF time in the
running of trains No IL and IL mai
4 going east and west will have to be
in the postoffice not later than 1915
p. m, as the mails 60 to the depot al
1890. o. B. Boobar, P. Nj.
If you have the blues, feel bad any.
where, and want something to arouse
your circulation 60 and see "The Two
Johns" at the Opera House on Mon
day Oct. 20. Care will leave your
soul like cat going under barn
after rat. ~
FOR SALE-The southeast quarter.
and the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section 4, twp.
s1S6, range 35. Stearns county, Mimi.
Price 5000. Terms, $500 down and
balance in ten equal annual install
ments. Address Doctor Olsen, st.
Charles, Mimi. 17tf
I Next Sunday morning, at tie Con-
sgregational church, report will be
given OF the proceedings of the State
Congregational Brotherhood which
was organized at the recent meeting OF
Che Congregational Conference, held
in Faribault. A cordial invitation to
.oe present is extended to all men and
boys over 16 years Of age, who attend
4;he Congregational church.
At the meeting of the Federation of
sWomen's Clubs at st. Cloud last
week Mrs. A. Barto was elected custo-
s1ian and Mrs. E. J. Lewis was reject
I'd treasurer. Mrs. c.. M. Patek OF
fBrainerd was elected vice president
Eor the sixth district to succeed Mrs.
A. Barto. The ladies report a very
interesting convention.
ChiIdrens' Bearskin coats, White,
Red and Gray, ages to years at
,nIy $3.50. A. Dahiem.
A change in the running time of
hree of the Great Northern passenger
rains took effect Monday. Train No.
1, the west bound local, now arrives
at 1925 p. m. and departs at 1880 p.
IN, Train No. IL, the east bound
local, now arrives at 1850 p. m. and
departs at Ills p. m. The branch line
Erain arrives at 1925 p. m. and departs
at 2:25 p. m. the latter being the old
lime. There is no change in the time
)f any other passenger trains.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Geo.
Butler gave birthday party to Mrs.
Mary E. Welles. A party of friends
,ather at the Butler home and the
afternoon passed very pleasantly.
Supper was served. Mrs. Welles on
that day entered upon her seventy
ainth year. She is the mother of the
publisher of The Herald and has been
= resident of Sauk Centre year and
half. She was the recipient of
numerous beautiful and useful gifts
IN the occasion.
Nobby styles in chiIdrens long
coats, for ages eight to fourteen,
:oLors Brown. Blue and Red at SIS 90
a. DahIem.
The Glenwood Herald's account of
She foot ball game here Saturday Oct.
), is queer tumble. Among other
inaccurate statements made in the
account is the one that the Glenwood
team was outweighed at least ten
pound to the man. This is far indeed
from the facts in the case. 1t was the
Sauk Centre boys who were light.
Sauk Centre gave credit to the Glen
wood boys for being we'll trained and
Tor putting up fine game Sauk
Centre thinks it unnecessary to mis-
represent the facts in the case. 1t
was simply misunderstanding over
the telephone that Sauk Centre played
anyone outside the high school. The
agreement, as Sauk Centres manager
understood it, was that each team
should have the privilege Of putting
in one outside man. The Glenwood
paper was either not aware OF the facts
or else Intentionally misrepresented.
Before leaving Sauk Centre the day Of
'Ghe game the manager of the Glen
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