The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-22
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Bright and early Monday morning
the new street commissioner, Geo. M
Rice, started to work with a force OF
men cleaning up the streets Of the
winters accumulationtlof mud and
filth. The new officer goes at it as
though he meant business. ~
Novelty curtain nets in white,
cream and Arabian, As inches wide, at
55c per yard, at Blied's. ~
!, J. w. Ward says he has fine
patch of winter wheat on a cleared
space near his cottage at the springs.
The lot is in protected location and
the grain shows up in fine style this
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward drove out
to the springs on Monday, One new
cottage will be built there this season.
The Sauk Centre Land Company
made two good sales this week, Geo.
Rien closing the bargain. The first
sale was the northwest quarter of sec.
10, town of Lake George: the other
the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter, sec. 2 town of Sauk
Centre. .... so.{E;
- Mayor Minette has been subpoened
to serve on the US. grand jury at
Fergus Falls at the term of court
opening May 4. He expects to go to
the Otter Tail county seat the day
before and listen to a lecture by w. j..
Bryan who is billed to speak there on
the evening of Mays
A good investment. Buy s sacks
Gold Medal Flour. Albert Oahiem s.
Our wash goods department is re-
plete with>the newest and most popu-
lar wash fabrics ranging from sc to
$1.OO per yard for French novelties, at
Blied's. Al
The Walhalla Mountaineer of April
16, weekly newspaper published at
Walhalla. N. D., contains an article
relative to the appointment and con-
firmation recently of H. A. Mayo as
postmaster at that place. Mr.. Mayo
is former resident of Sauk Centre
and we'll known here.
Mrs. Ellis, agent for the Childrens'
Home which is located at St. Anthony
Park, spent Sunday in Sauk Centre in
the interest of that institution. She
spoke at the Congregational church in
the morning and in the Methodist
church in the evening. Mrs. Ellis is
a good speaker and interested the pub
lie in the work of caring for orphans.
The Journal-Press is authority for
the statement that Julius Nathe, the
twelve year old son of Chas. Nathe of
St. Cloud, was hit by foul ball dur
ing game Saturday, and badly injur-
ed. Chas. Nathe is a brother of M.
Nathe and was in business with him
in Sauk Centre for some time, leaving
here something over a year ago to en-
ter business in the county seat town.
;. FOR SALE:-Fresh young shade
trees, Soft Maple, Box Elder, and Elm,
from 6 to 2Oft 2Octs and up. Small
samples can be seen at Geo. Fish's
store. There will be a large number
on exhibition by Star Hotel the day
proceeding Arbor Day. All orders
must be in not later than April 2Sth
1909. T. w. Gallagher. Al
The Long Prairie Leader makes
mention of the date of the graduating
exercises of the Sauk Centre high
school and comments thereupon as
follows: "The Sauk Centre school is
one of the best in Central Minnesota,
a fact possible very largely through
the loyalty of the citizens OF the city
to the school in insisting that the
boys and girls finish the courses.
Where the young people drop out of
school at the end of the eighth grade
work or during the freshmen or sopho-
more years of the high school course,
it is not possible to build up a flourish
ing high school," e..s.4.