The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-08-25
Additional Local

party in honor of Miss Ada Wilcox.
SNAP UP THIS SNAP Buy a ST.
90 lantern for rs cents at HiIler-
nd's.
The Gradatim Club is holding a
farewell function today in honor of
Miss Wilcox; who is to leave soon for
Canada.
No better place to find just what
you want in a sweater coat for the
boys and girls than at our store. A..
Dahlem.
Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
postotfice August "a: Steven Clare,
Geo. II. Goldhrite, Mrs. r. S. John
son, NJ. 0. Jones, Mrs. Mary Lara
que, Miss Nora Webb.
Quite a bunch OF bass ball fans
from Sauk Centre went to Melrose
Sunday and saw Little Falls trim
Melrose to the tune of } to Q. They
returned on the evening Flyer.
Torturing eczema spreads its burn
ing area every day. Doan's Ointment
quickly stops its spreading, instantly
relieves the itching, cures it perman-
emily. At any drug store.
Work is progressing well on the
girls school. Tie superstructures of
the buildings are now visible from
quite distance. The buildings will
all be rooted in before winter for the
interior work The work is all being
done in a very substantial manner.
During the past two months Brown
Bros. have shipped from Sauk Centre
twenty cars of live stock billed to the
st. Paul market. Last Sunday they
sent out shipment of 3 cars and
among the cattle that day were 60
head of fine animals bought of Aug.
Wehrhan.
Have you seen the 11-2 to 3
dollar ~ carat gold FOUNTAIN
PENS that are selling at ONE
DOLLAR? First class in every
respect. Don't wait, but get one
now. Hanson e. Emerson,
The Corner Drug Store.
The first of August a change was
was made in the Rural Route No. 2
on which Mrs. Jessie Wallace is car
rier. The principal change is the
lengthening of the route about two
miles. this affording the patrons of
the route betterseryice.
The public schools will. open one
week from Monday. Everything is
in readiness for the event. The
school buildings have been: renovated
and things are in condition to induce
fine craftsmanship on the part of
the young idea. The teachers will
arrive the latter part of next week.
The Patten carnival company show
ed Friday and Saturday in Sauk
Centre and left Sunday well pleased,
the manager saying that he would
say a good word for this town where
ever he went. The carnival people
gave good shows and their employees
were orderly and decent.
Fine stock of new, dark ginghams,
just in for the school trade; prices 10
to Is cts. per yard. At Dahlem's.
John Kerneghan, janitor of the pub
lie school buildings, has been quite
busy the past week getting things in
shape for the openings of the schools
next Monday. He has cut the grass
and weeds and the grounds look fine.
All during the long, dry summer, Mr..
Kerneghan watered the grass and his
efforts have brought good reward
The largest and best dramatic show
on the road, "The Girl From the
Golden West" Thirty people, Mill
tary Band and Orchestary. Under
canvas. One night only. Saturday,
Aug. y
Herberger & SwensOn have secured
the services of Joe bingham as head
clerk in their store here. Mr.. ling
ham has had large experience in the
merchantile business and is well
versed in the dry goods line. He is
an especially good window dresser as
is evidenced by the window display
in the firms place of business. Messrs
Herberger & Swenson are to be con-
graduated on securing so good a
man.
The Convocation of the Mississippi
Valley Deanery of the Protestant
Episcopal church will be held at Cass
Lake Sept. and 8, with Archdeacon
FL. F. Parshall in charge. The pro-
gram has been arranged by Rev. T..
C. Hudson of Paynesville. Among
the papers to be read will be one by
Mr.. Hudson on Reasons for Being a
Churchman''. Mr.. Hudson was rector
of the Episcopal church here years
ago.
We have stunning stock of new
outinu fapnplS for the early fall trade