The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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New stock of fancy ruching in all
colors, just arrived at Dahlem's.
Do you want to boost? Then at
tend the base ball meeting Friday
night at police Headquarters.
Columbia monographs speak for
themselves at Fiesler's Drug Store.
Do you know that 75c per day pays
for an airy, cool outside room at the
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, 112
Third Street South.
The adjourned December term of
the Stearns county district court
opened at st. Cloud on Monday. The
civil cases that could not be tried in
December are being taken up, as well
as two or three criminal cases.
St. Agnes guild will give ten-cent
coffee at the home of DR.. McMasters
Feb. IA. Everybody welcome.
All the rural lines getting service
through the central office here have
been provided with new directories
and have launched out on the new calls.
Every one is pleased not only with
the directories but the new system of
calling.
The best material known is used
i'm making the Victor Machines and
Records make us prove it and Hear
1867. Fair Store.
According to recent ruling the
Northern Pacific will not accept
freight at its local stations for ship
ment without a bill of lading made
out by the shipper. Blank bills of
lading are kept on hand by the agents
and can be had for the asking.
Who wouldn't give % cents to stop
a pain 20 times? Just one little
''Pink Pain Tablet. DIR. Shoop's-
will stop any pain i'm 20 minutes, sure!
Read the formula on the box. Doc
tors say it can't be bettered. Checks
womanly pains, any pain 20 tablets 24c.
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Tuesday was 'groutdhog'' day. the
day when, if the animal comes out
and see his shadow, he returns for an
other six weeks SnooZe. The sun
shone brightly most of the forenoon,
which would seem to indicate that
this part of the country is in for an
other month and half of winter.
How's your coal bin?
On Thursday evening of last week
DIR. J. A. Du Bois gave very pleas
ing entertainment in the Congrega-
tional church with his graphophone.
The evening was very stormy but a
good sized audience was iu evidence
and greatly enjoyed the evening. The
proceeds went to assist the Ladies'
Aid Society of the church..
The Todd County Argus is author
ity for the report that the Great
Northern is contemplating the estab-
hs1ment OF tentative night passenger
service on the Park Rapids branch
line. The experiment, says the Ar
gus, will probably be tried ''some
time within the next three or four
months" According to the Argus,
the experiment is to be tried to as
certain wheather a night passenger
train on the branch would be pay
ing proposition as regular thing.
Cali in and inspect the many new
styles in ladies', misses and children's
Oxfords and dress shoes we have to
offer you for spring and summer wear,
at Dahlem's.
The snow fence i'm the city park did
good work during the big blizzard last
week. The flying snow piled up all
along this fence ten or twelve feet
high. Before the erection of this
fence the snow used to drift in around
the west end of the station and
around the Gingery elevator. 1t cov-
eied the railroad tracks at that point
so that it was very difficult to keep
them clear. The erection of the fence
in the park by the railroad company
was evidently very beneficial move
for all concerned.
The young ladies of the city gave
party for the young gentlemen of the
town. The function occurred at /. o.
o. F. hall last Friday evening. Ow-
ing to the storm the young men eth
er had to hire livey rigs to take the
girls, dear creatures, to the hall or
else e-well, it may be just as well not
to state what the alternative would
have been. The girls were just as
sweet as they could be and managed
the affair i'm fine style. The music
was furnished by Ebert's orchestra,
and that's sufficient guarantee of its
excellence. The hall was prettily
decorated in japanese style with a
japanese cosy corner on the stage.
Twenty-Five couples of happy young
people enjoyed the evening.
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