The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-03-31
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Fifty boxes of oranges this week at
Bishops; prices lowest you ever saw.
repair sewing machines and guar
antee them. Charges reasonable.
G.. A. Rien.
New car Gold Medal Flour and
Mixed Feed, Just in, at a. DahIem's .,
Grocery Dept.
The public schools of the city will
reopen next Monday after the Easter
vacation of week.
Gold Medal Flour 10 the highest
quality. Sold exclusively in this city
at A. DahIem's, Grocery Dept.
Rooms to rent close in. Modern
except heat. Suitable for light house
keeping. Inquire L. r. Farnes, City
Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without scar. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, any itching.
Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells
it.
We are agents for the L. L. Mayer
package flowers and garden seeds,
largest stock in town. Give us call:
we can save you money. Golden Rule
Store.
/ The Sauk Centre Band will give one
of their winning dances in the city
, hall on Monday evening, April 4.
Music by the band orchestra. All
come and help the boys along. 1t
The Sauk Centre Band Will give one
of their winning dances in the city
hall on Monday evening, April 4.
Music by the band orchestra. All
come and help the boys along. At
Gold Medal Flour, the talk Of the
hour A. DahIem's. Grocery DEBT.
The streets have been cleaned up
during the past two weeks and every
thing is now spick and span in the
city highways. The alleys are in
much better condition than for some
years past, all of which speaks well
for the city.
Easter Sunday was a poor day for
the display of chanticleer hats or
other artistic creation of the festive
milliner. The wind blew a gale from
the west all day, the dust flew and it
was very disagreeable out of doors.
The services were we'll attended mall
the churches, Notwithstanding. Spec
ial sermons and special music were
the order of the day.
Fancy smoked halibut and salmon,
at Bishops.
| The automobile owners are happy
this fine spring weather. Every
machine, in town has already been
taken out for an airing. The roads
are now i'm fine condition and all
things conducive to automobile driv-
ing. J. f. Cooper and DR.. J. A. Du-
Bois have received fine new REQ"
machines. and r. e. Hansen has order
ed one of the same make. Others are
thinking of investing i'm machines.
Lawn grass, garden and flower seeds,
at Bishops.
Foraweek or more past the daughters
of two well known and prominent
citizens of Sauk Centre have been
indulging in a constitutional in
the early morning hours daily. They
generally take along with them one
or more girl companions, though
occasionally they go sail by their
lonesomes" Both emphatically aver
that 10y the time the lake season opens
they will be able to walk to Ward
Springs and back daily with but little
eXertion.
Sale Of all popular songs and sheet
music, 15c each, at the Golden Rule
Store.
Things are getting into shape for
another successful season at Ward
Springs. c. ID. Marshall has purchas-
ed of Mr.. Ward the cottage on the
hill back of the Richards cottage
and will occupy it next summer. Alex
Jameson has sold his half of the
double cottage owned by himself and
A. E. Erwin, the latter buying his
! interest. Mr.. Jameson purchased the
pioneer" cottage and this will save
Brer. Jameson from carrying water
up hill as he did last summer. Mr..
| Ward is to build new cottage
further east than any of his build
ings. He also promises to have
an eating house established at
ithe Springs SO that people can
get square meal" without
being compelled, as was The
Herald man last summer. to do their