The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-08-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Inquire OF ID. u. OrendOrf.
The pubic schools of Sauk Centre
will open for the coming year on Mon
day, September z -
Lots for sale or trade in the west
part of town. Inquire of j. P. Mart
mann, Sauk Centre, Mimi. 1927
TIE Northern Pacific company is
putting in derrick at the coal pla.-
form just west of the station on Main
street This is convenience that has
been needed for some time.
/ have installed new Sterling ham
slicer; give us your orders for all
meats. M. P. Stadtherr.
The early closing movement appears
to be success in Sauk Centre. Most
Of the stores now close at $50 p. m.
except on Saturdays. The clerks have
conducted a vigorous campaign and
have not hesitated to use printers
ink freely in waging their contest
for shorter hours.
Give our sausages trial and be con-
vinced that they are superior. M. P.
Stadtherr.
L. P. Orvar who went to Duluth
recently to purchase large launch
for. passenger business on Sauk Lake,
hDc fo ,riy,
before engaging in this line of busi-
ness. Mr.. Orvaar will have launch
built at Alexandria during the COM
ing winter and will be ready to do
business as soon as navigation opens
in the spring.
By doing your trading before $50
p. rn. you greatly assist in securing
better hours for clerks in the local
stores.
A committee of the county commits
sione~s consisting of H. F. Meyer,
j D. Kowalkowski and ]. H. Can
field met at the county seat Tuesday
and approved the plat of the new
town of Elrosa on the 500 line in
Lake George township. The town
is mile and half north of the vii
lage of Lake George and bids fair
to be a hustling burg.
WANTED-Charter list in Sauk
Centre. Will give new, upright, high
grade piano for same. Address L. F.
Cole, State Organizer. State Organ
izer, United Order Foresters, COG Nicol-
let Ave. Minnea polls, MINI.
Byron Carr commander of R. B.
Palmer post G.. A. r. has received
notice from the state fair management
that On Wednesday September 2, all
men wearing the regular Grand Army
badge or the Minnesota Regimental
badge (not butten) will be admitted
free to the state fair between the
hours of / and 2 in the afternoon, at
the administration gate on Smelling
avenue. The Minnesota Veteran Vol
unteer Association will hold its an
nual meeting on the grounds at 2:3O
p. m. of the day named.
The HeraId has just completed fifty
booklets containing the program for
the year of the Gradatim club. The
little books are artistic, done in the
club colors, green and white, in the
best style of the printers art. The
Herald is prepared to do any and all
kinds of printing from "dodger'
To fancy book and in a manner sat
isfactory to the most fastidious, while
the prices are right. If you desire
anything in any line of printing, drop
a line to the office or what's better,
come to the office and have a talk
with Foreman C. S. Allen, who un-
derstands the printing business from
the ground up and can deliver the
goods.
A fakir attracted considerable at
tention here Saturday and Monday
selling, on a street corner, a simple
cOnt1ivance for cutting vegetables in
thin slices for cooking. He was
an "ornary looking fellow, who
didn't appear to possess much gray
matter, but turned out to be the best
''spieler'' seen in these parts for many
q day. The way he held the crowd
with his yarns and his fool talk,
previous 10 trying to sell his contri-
vance, was worth going several blocks
to see. The, fire alarm Monday even
ing interrupted him for while but
later on he gathered crowd again.
He made excellent sales and must
have gathered in a goodly supply of
coin
On Monday evening, about eight
O'Clock, fire broke out in George
Rien's barn in the west part of the
city. An alarm was turned in immed-
lately and the fire department was
on the ground without delay The
water pressure was very low, owing
to the fact that lawn sprinklers were
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