The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-18
HOME HAPPENINGS
Lent begins next Wednesday, Feb.

Lent begins next wednesday, feD.
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! Mr.. Taft speaks again in this city.
H ear him. Fair Store.
Mrs. W. o. P. Hilsdale entertained
! the w. n. A. Circle Tuesday after
noon.
We also sell disc graphophones at
$1,000 and upwards. At Golden Rule
Store.
Little Francis Mahanna, the five
year old son of William Mahanna, is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
| Free: 1Oc package Conkey's Laying
Tonic, also 25c Poultry Book. Bring
ad to Chas. Fiesler. BY mail 7c.
LOST-About four keys, tied to-
gether with white cotton string.
Finder leave at Herald office and re-
ceive reward.
The next Market Day falls on We'd
nesday, March 3, watch The Herald
next week for advertising and an
nouncements.
When you buy "Gold Seal and Good
years" rubbers and overshoes you get
quality, exclusive sale of these best
grades at Dahlem's.
The WOman's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. c.. b. Brecount on
Friday afternoon.
The old reliable, popular-price Beau
fort Hotel. The only hotel in Mimi
eapolis with automatic, self-acting
fire-proof doors at all ELEVATOR open
.ings. I12 to 116 Third Street South,
Minneapolis.
The following prosperous farmers
from Meirs Grove came to the city
Wednesday and purchased from Mar.
shall g. Lyman six drills for their
spring work: Messrs. Beck, Ellering
Thu1l and Schaefer.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. G.
NJ. McCollum slipped and fell on the
ice and broke one of the small bones
of her right wrist. The injury was
painful and will cause Mrs. McCollum
considerable inconvenience.
Esther, the Jewish Queen, is the
subject at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday morning. All who
are interested in Esther should be
present. Special music by the Young
Peoples choir at evening service.
We are the only dealers handling
Black Band splint in Sauk Centre.
Don't be led to believe by some that
all splint coal is the same. Try Black
Band and you will see the difference.
LEE & GINGERY co. 3s-2t
Peter Minette and AL Salmond went
to Minneapolis last week and pur
chased lathe and engine and com
plete set of tools for their new gar.
age, and will soon be ready for bust
ness. They will also have their Ford
demonstratOr here soon.
Conkey's Roup Cure in the drinking
water cures those sneezing, swollen
headed fowls. SOC packages makes q
gallons medicine. Money back if it
fails to cure. Chas. Fiesler. 3S-4t
The Blue Earth County Enterprise
of Feb. 5 contains an account of the
death at Mapleton, Minn., of Hon,
Alfred Davis, former member of the
Minnesota legislature and veteran
of the civil war. Mr.. Davis was the
father of Miss Luella Davis, who
taught in the Sauk Centre public
schools last year and the year before.
In buying an Edison Phonograph
you overcome that dreaded annoyance
of changing needles every time you
play selection and procure much
clearer and richer tone than with a
disc machine. For sale at The Golden
Rule Store.
The Sauk Centre Band will give a
big dance at the city hall on Monday
night. Feb. 22 The music will be
under the direction of Prof. Town
send, assisted by the best musicians
of Sauk Centre. Supper will be served
at the Commercial Hotel. Tickets to
dance, IS cts. Supper. Is cts. pei
couple. Turn out and give the boys
a good crowd.
Speaking of the recent appearance
of Hon. Frank NJ. Eddy of Sauk Cen
ire at Brainerd where he delivered
his lecture on Hobbies" the Brain
erd Tribune says many complimentary
things of the lecturer, among them
being this: 'Mr. Eddy is always in
teresting and entertaining, witty and
eloquent, and he made very favor
able impression here. AS a temper
| ance orator he is logical and convirtc-
ing and has done much effective work
i'm this direction. At both meetings
he was greeted with large audiences
from the beginning to the end"
The moving picture show which
started up this week in the Connolly
building on Main street this week, is
oxypod and onorat tad hv TT r Maudpr-