The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-03-17
A FINE NUMBER
The Herdld'S Easter Edition Is a
Hummer
BEATS LOCAL RECORD
Something About the Advertisers
Who Have Made The Number a
Possibility

This Easter edition of The Herald
is an innovation in local newspaper
dom. Porbably never before in the his
tory of the paper has finer number
been issued.
w. o. P. Hilsdale, the well known
local clothier, takes half page on
the back over to tell about the fine
wearing apparel for men and boys
which he carries in stock. Mr.. Hills
dale's long residence in Sank Centre
and Unsuccessful business career speak
for him in eloquent tones. Dealers at
his store always get ''a square deal"
and the best the market affords.
! The other half of this page is taken
by the Merchants National Bank,
one of the institutions of which Sank
| Centre is proud. This bank has always
stood for everything that tends to the
prosperity and advancement of the
city and is second to none in going
after enterprises that will advance
local business interests. The business
of the bank is rapidly growing and it's
officers have the confidence of the
public.
The Sank Centre Granite Company
is one of the new institutions of the
city, but one of the best. The plant,
near the Great Northern station, is
modern and adequate. But if the
business grows as it has the past year
the plant will have to branch out.
The Granite Company has come to
stay and is worth much to the city.
John Book is the hustling and efficient
manager.
/ The Sank Centre Auto Company
makes it's bow in this issue. The
company succeeds the Salmond-
Minette Company and does business
at the same stand on Third street.
This concern is of much value to the
city, and the owners of automobiles
will find it to their interest to deal
with it.
The City Steam Laundry uses a
quarter page in this issue to state
some trenchant facts about it's bust
ness. The laundry is one of the es-
tablished enterprises of Sank Centre.
Under it's efficient proprietor, Albert
Markson, it is success in every way.
Mr. Markson thoroughly understands
the laundry trade, does business on a
cash basis and never fails to satisfy
his many customers.
Lucas Kells is one of the old inhabi-
tants of this city and has been in the
banking business for many years.
The First State Bank, of which he is
president, is a safe and conservative
concern with a large clientele. Any
person who does business with this
bank will never have cause to regret
it.
The JAS. Ingram Lumber Comdany
issues its spring. announcement in
this issue. This concern is o. K. in
every sense Of the word, as everybody
knows who has ever done business
with it. Anything and everything in
the line of building material they can
be obtained from the company
promptly and at right prices.
Lee & Gingery also handle lumber
and all kinds of building material.
Their advertisement on the cover of
this issue speaks for itself. l.. W..
Gingery, the manager, will see that
all the public's wants i'm the lumber
and building material are supplied
and that satisfaction is given i'm every
case.
Brown Bros. the well known cattle
buyers, appreciate the value of good
advertising by taking space in this
issue. Brown Bros. have the conf
dence of the public and have made
Sank Centre fine stock market.
NJ. p. Stadtherr, who has recently
changed the location of his popular
meat market, is prospecting and tells
the public through this issue where
to 60 when they want good meats.
NJ. Nathe, the we'll known and
smiling clothier, speaks of his fine
spring suits he offers. If you follow
his advice you'll be we'll dressed for
Easter.
The Lyceum Theatre is good place
to spend an evening. Manager
Coolidge takes space in this issue to
lay his valid claims before an apprecia-
tive public. Go and see the moving
pictures and be happy.
In the main paper Albert Dahlem,