The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

iSSuIdt TtDi udi lu'tlI1S neat HUI >
day evening.
The ladies of the Royal NeiSnboIs
VIII serve coffee To their membe~s az
friends II MIS-. L. J Truax's on
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. IS Ev
cry one cordially invited.
Soft, Wet SHOW fell "Wednesday
morning and the sidewalks and stree :
Mere one sea Of slush.
Lad es Muslin Skirts made If fine
cambria with umbrella flounce OF
sheer cambria or lawn at % PER cent
discount FHday and Saturday Al
BI3ed's.
MIS-. Hogan and Mrs Henshaw will
entertain W. n A Circle next Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Hogan.
Dainty gowns of cambria and main
sock, square neck and slip-over styles
at % per cent discount Friday and
Saturday At Blied's.
Mrs. Robert Miller, assisted by Mrs
Jack Mccullough. Will entertain the
Social Thirty on Tuesday afternoon.
Feb. i.
Without doubt Gold Medal Flour
makes better buns, biscuits, bread,
rolls, pastry and cake, than any other
-four on earth. Sold IN this city only
at A. DahIem's Grocery Store. IS u
A spell of soft" weather held the
town IN lis grip for two days
Monday and Tuesday, but did not
cause tie slelghing to dlsappear.
The New Ideal hair brush, S100. AT
F'iesler & McNeice.
The Congregational church was dark
last Sunday evening owing 10 the facr
that the pastor, Rev. F. H. Oehler.
WAS a victim of the grip. He las
fully recovered.
Hudnu1's toilet water, sachets, and
creams at Fiesler & McNeice.
Bernard Uphus died at ST Jos-pEs
hospital, ST. Cloud, Tuesday night,
aged SO. He mad lived hermit lie
near Toran for the past thirty years.
He was a native Of Germany.
Ghdden's Durable Floor. II
you want "a good job Oh your flooi,
get il at Flesler & McNelce.
Next Sunday evening al the Congre-
gational church the pastor Will preac-
on Being Made Whole. In the
morning the general theme will be:
The Ideal of Life and the Reality OF
the Life Hereafter.
Protect your home from disease
germs Read adv. of PureX Dlsln-
fector ON page 3.
There will be special civil ser
vice examination for veterinary H.
spection in the bureau of animal IN
dustry held in st. Paul, Feb. 2o.
There are forty vacancies in this
bureau the salary attached to each
place being s1,4Oo.
1t Will cost you only a few cents
per month to keep the best disinfect-
or on the market in your home. Re: 1
adv. Oh page ).
The Sank Centre public library is
as we'll patronized as any institution
OF the kind in the state, especially by
young people Not an evening in the
week but a goodly sized crowd of
boys and girls may be seen there con-
sulting books. The library is the
pride of the town.
February sale of Muslin Underwear
Friday and Saturday. At Blied's.
Word from Rochester, Mimi, states
that Miss Nellie Allen, who has been
there for treatment for some weeks,
is getting along nicely. She sustain
Ell one operation for tuberculosis
OF the knee shortly after going there.
Later it was found that amputation
was necessary. Last Thursday her
right limb was amputated three inches
above the knee. She stood the opera
ton we'll and a day or two later wrote
friend here, her letter being quite
cheerful The indications are that
she will recover soon.
% per cent discount on ali our Mus
lin Underwear Friday and Saturday
At Blied's.
A newspaper publisher in the south
ern part of the state brought suit
against 45 men who would not pay
their subscription and obtained judg-
ment in each case for the amount
Of each claim Of these % made
affidavit that they owed no more
than the law allowed, thus preventing
an attachment Then, under a deci-
sion of the supreme court, they were
arrested for petty larceny and bound
over in the sum of $4,000 each. All
but six gave bonds, while the six