The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-15


Monday, April 10, at 2;;30 p. m.
Chas. w. Spooner of St. Cloud has
leased the Adams Hotel of this city
and will open it to the public in about
three weeks.
Remember the justly popular Beau
fort Hotel. Spacious lobby, pleasant
parlors, private telephones, porcelain
baths. 1l2 Third Street South, Mimi
eapolis. 46
Vincent Dombovy has begun work
on his new blacksmith shop. The
foundation is in and the structure
will be pushed as rapidly as possible
The Family Theatre still continues
to draw satisfied crowds. Have you
seen the pictures? 46
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will give "coffee" at the
home of Mrs. Mary Lyman on Thurs
day, April 22. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
John Richardson is reported to be
harboring the automobile microbe,
having recently disposed of his horse.
People living in his vicinity are an
xiously awaiting the "Honk, Honk"
of the gas wagon.
! Harry Lander is going to England.
Hear him at The Fair. 46
The machinery for the radiator fac
tory arrived last week and has all been
put in place. it is the intention of
the management to start up the fac
tory full blast in the course of a few
days.
ALI silk .taffeta ribbon inches wide,
best spring colors in floral designs,
valued up to 4Octs per yd. Special sale
price 25cts per yd at Bleid's. 46
The congregation of the Round
Prairie Congregational church last
Sunday extended to Rev. J. F. Locke
an invitation to remain as pastor an
other year. This will make the seven
teenth consecutive year that Mr.
Locke has presided over this church.
The church is in a flourishing condi-
tion.
The North American Cold Storage
Co., has opened for business on Main
street south of Marshall & Lyman,
and is paying the market price for
butter, eggs and cream. This is an
old and reliable firm and will give the
public square deal. Your patronage
solicited. 46
The graduating exercises of the
Sauk Centre High school will be held
Friday evening, June 4. Hon. Frank
NJ. Eddy will deliver the address.
Miss Joyce Eddy wins the valedictory
honor with percentage of 96.34S per
cent, Miss Alta Cass winning the sal
utatory with percentage of, 93.6sS
per cent. The class now numbers q.
New Coed Corday, the smartest hat
this season. Fair Store. rs
Mr.. Spooner expects to have the en-
tire interior of the house repainted
and papered and furnished with new
and uptodate hotel furnishing goods.
The house will be known as the EN-
pire Hotel and bus line meeting all
trains will be in connection. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Spooner's brother Mr..
F. c. Spooner, who has had about
twelve years experience in the hotel
business, will take charge of the hotel
as manager.
FOR Modern house. 6 rooms
besides bath room and hall. Hard
wood floors downstairs; parlor and hall
finished in dark oak. Full basement.
For further particulars inquire of N.
G. Nicholson at Bishops Store. 46
Mrs. Gertrude Gilman Meigs died at
st. Raphael's hospital, st. Cloud,
Monday evening, April II, following
an attack of pneumonia lasting a
week. Deceased was within four
months of her 43rd birthday at the
time of her death. She was daugh-
ter of Hon. c. A. Gilman of St. Cloud,
a graduate of the st. Cloud normal
school and had been a successful
teacher of some years standing. In
1894 she married William T. Meigs.
She leaves'a husband and five young
children. ...e
Regulate the bowels. promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipa-
tion-DOan's Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. 25cents box. 46
Apropos of the demolition of the
old Central House, J. H. Simonton re-
marked Tuesday afternoon as he look
fed that way: Il rather hate to see
the old building go, for i partook of
the first meal that was ever served in
the house. That was away back in
1867, when Sauk Centre did not
amount to very much. 1t was i'm the
early days and man was glad to get
anything he could to eat. A fellow
who had been running a boarding
house soon had more boarders than he