The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-09-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Get your seats "early"

+ St. Cloud has recently abolished
slot machines.
Auction on the Mahanna farm Thurs
day, Sept. %.
The anti-tuberculosis exhibit sup
ported by the state and which was
in Sank Centre last winter will be i'm
St. Cloud Sept. Is and II. An at
tractive program has been prepared.
Read the Beehive's adv. on I'll
last page of this issue.
The Northwestern Radiator Com
pany on Friday shipped three cars of
radiators to Pierre, S. ID, where
church, big hotel, school house
and other buildings are being erected.
The company is doing rushing bus
mess.
To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
Joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the great system tonic and builder.
Chicken shooting is fair, though
the birds are as a rule pretty wild.
A large number of hunting parties
have gone out from sauk Centre and
all return with fair-sized bags of birds.
Some of themhunters, not BIRDS re-
turn with sun-burnt faces and red
noses.
s7.4e for Fall Weight Mems Black
cheviot suit, cut and tailored in
in the fastest style. A. Dahlem
A hunting party consisting of F. c.
Lee of Duluth, L. w. Gingery, Geo.
Butler, L. S. Bishop and Ben Derrick
of this city went to Cyrus Saturday
afternoon and returned Monday eve
ming. They bagged fine lot of ducks
a n some chickens. Ed vans
his brot her Jud Evans f r m
Duluth were out Monday and came
back with nice bunch of chickens.
Repeated Sept. Is. ''Bobbie Blake
Sank Centre carried off first honors
at the Skat tournament at Albany
last Sunday. Geo. Mann and j. b.
Schoenhoff represented this city and
won first prize, $1,000 in gold. Mr..
Mann is crowned skat king until the
next tournament. Several O t h. e r
Sank Centre players had intended to
go to Albany and take part in the
tournament but were detained at
home.
We have on hand a large number
of canvas gloves slightly damaged by
water which we will sell dirt cheap.
O'Gara & Nelson.
An alarm at O'Clock Sunday MORN
ing called out the fire department.
The fire was in Misgen's restaurant
on Third street. The flames ate
their way through the first floor.
burning hole three feet square
through it. There was fire in the
same building some three weeks ago.
The indications point to incendiarism
in both cases. The department quick
ly subdued the blaze.
We have special bargain in
Mems Grey chevint Fall Weight odd
coat in all sizes priced at S2,9 A.
| Dahlem.
! The Minnesota Association for the
prevention and relief of tuberculosis
has been appointed sole agent for
the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals
for Minnesota for the coming year
by the American Red Cross. Last
year sales were over 100000 and it is
| hoped they will reach the million
mark this year. This will mean be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 for the work
of the local and state anti-tuberculosis
associations.
$3.50 For Boys all Wool Dickey
Kersey suit, knickerbrocker pants in
a fine line of patterns to select from
A. Dahlem
Dr. H. A. Cleveland the veteran
Methodist preacher, who served at
Long Prairie for a few years and who
retired within the past year, died at
st. James, Mimi, Sept. 2, of heart
failure and rheumatism. He was a
few month over IS years of age. DR..
tCleveland was a very talented man
and for many years was prominent
in Methodist circles. He will be re-
membered here as delive erin g
h S great lie c ture on Wen
dell Phillips at the Methodist district
conference in 1908. Burial was in
Lakewood cemetery, Minneapolis.
Attend the auction of live stock
and produce on the J. H. Simonton
farm 3 miles northwest of Sank Cen
tire Thursday, Sept %.
The city council has taken measur-
es to provide against water famine
the coming winter. The lake is low
er than ever before in the history of
the town, the surface of the water be-
ing very near the intake pipe. The
council has ordered material for an
extension of the intake pipe far enough
to insure sufficient supply of water