The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-07-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Wander Bie's Ice Cream for sale at
Heimer's restaurant, 75c per gallon.
Harvester Rose oil for sale by Lofts
garden Bros. They guarantee it. 6tf
There will be noservice in St. Johns
Church, Ashley next Sunday after
noon.
When in need of a nice up-tordate
livery rig or auto service, at reasonable
rates call on Salmond Bros. 5tf.
Father O'Counor will deliver lee
ture at Osakis tonight on the subject
of christian Character. On Satur-
day night he goes to Willard where he
delivers the same lecture.
WANTED-Farm, business or in
come property. Send full description
and lowest net price. Stevens, Box
3O1 E, Minneapolis, MINI. At.
A number from Sauk Centre wit
messed the ball game at Long Prairie
on Wednesday. They say it was one
of the best. games they ever saw
That's playing good ball.
Rev. E. K. Copper, superintendent
of the Brainerd District, will preach
in the Methodist church on Sunday
evening. Quarterly conference after
preaching service. Pastor Smith will
preach in the morning.
The Sauk Centre Band has arrang-
ed with the city council to give week
ly concerts in the city park during
the month of July and August. The
date of the first concert has not yet
been announced.
The man who made the balloon as
cension here on July 3, let it 60 up
without him at Grafton, n. D., on
the. 5th. The second trial the bal
loon caught on fire, and the area
naut barely escaped from being
seriously burned.
The boys of the surpliced choir of
the Episcopal church are in camp this
week on Fred Cooper's farm two miles
northwest of the city. Rector S. L.
Mitchell is with them. All concern
ed are having fine time.
FOR RENt:-2OO acre farm miles
West of Sauk Centre, 100 acres under
cultivation. Excellent soil. Good
buildings and large meadow with run
ming water. Inquire of,
CLARK CASE,
Sauk Centre MINI.
Beginning Monday, July II, The
Boston store will close at 6 p. m. ex-
cept Saturdays during the warm
weather. This will give the clerks an
opportunity to enjoy the fine summer
evenings which they appreciate very
much-and of course the proprietors
don't mind getting out themselves.
Vincent Dombovy made a great
success of the job of firing anvils the
morning of July third. Mr.. Dombovy
shot off the anvils 163 times and made
the welkin ring. He is an expert at
the business and gave Sauk Centre
no cause for complaint that the day
was not properly ushered in with
noise.
There will be an extra big bill at
the Family Theatre all of next week.
Corn Husk Bill will be here and put
on vaudeville performance in con-
nection with the moving picture show,
Don't fail to attend and spend an en-
tertaining evening. Three changes Of
bill during the week, Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday.
Chas. A. Morse, as director and Sc
cretary, attended a full board meet
ing of the Minnesota Cooperative
Daries association at St. Paul on Jnne
29th. Much business of importance
was transacted. The association has
distributing houses at Chicago, New
York and Philadelphia for the sale of
butter from the Minnesota cream
cries and is doing an immense bust
ness from every point.
Clyde Meyers of the Sauk Centre
base ball team played with the Alex
andria team at Alexandria Tuesday,
filling the position of centre field and
helping his former team mates win
from Wahpeton by score of to 4.
To Mr.. Meyers is also due much credit
for his hustling abilities in collecting
from the advertisers on the new base
ball score cards.
Loftsgaarden Bros. decorated their
show windows just before the Fourth
in novel manner. In one window
was locomotive built of different ar
ticles taken from the regular stock of
the store, the engine standing on a
bridge under which were three or four
battleships lying at anchor. In the
other window was a farm scene with
horses hitched to load ofhay. Both
were very realistic and represent a
good deal of clever planning and work.
George R. Borgmann celebrated
four days this year, July 3, 4, 5 and g.,
Il