The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-09-29
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The regular October meeting OF the
city council will be held next Wednes-
day evening.
! Advertised letters in Sank Centre
post office Sept. 20: S. F. Crosse, Mrs.
Myron Haig ~, P. Hanson.
Damaged canvas gloves for sale.
Call at O'Gara's lunch counter near
Great Northern station.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Education will be held
on Thursday evening of next week.
Services will be held in the church
of the Good Samaritan on Sunday
evenings during the month of Octo-
her,
O'Gara & Nelson have some of those
slightly damaged canvas gloves left at
a big bargain. At O'Gara's lunch
counter
A healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds
up sound health-keeps you well.
Fire and water sale of slightly dam.
aged canvas gloves. O'Gara & Mel
son. Call at restaurant near Great
Northern station.
The Board of Education has mer
at work this week installing water
closets in the Woodbury. school build
ing.
Will the parties who took the two
wrenches from the buggy in the ole
Woitke shop September 9th, return
same and avoid further trouble. v
]. Dombovy.
J. L. Hylaman has removed to Mel
rose where he will open a pool room
restaurant. He has been in that bus
mess here for the past twoyears.
Have you met Tbelma?
Thelma will be at Fiesler's Drug
store at seven thirty (7:3O)
J. w. Evans of Portsmouth, nj.
has rented the Adolph Bosshardt
farm in Birchdale near Sank Centre.
Mr.. Evans is progressive farmer anG
likes it here in Minnesota.
Don't fail to see the new line OF
TIPP WHIPS at Oscar Klonne.
:, The foot ball team of the high
school had their pictures taken Wed
nesday evening after practice. Sever.
al poses were snapped by Photographer
Turner. The squad is composed of q
husky lot of fellows.
There will be no services in the
Baptist church next Sunday on &C.
count Of tie absence of the pastor
Rev. Elmer Freeman, who goes tC
Long Prairie TO attend the dedication
of church there. Swedish service
and Sunday school will be held as us.
ual.
The Great Nor them has had a
force Of me- a work recently filling
in cinders between he platform and
the sidetrack ON the east side of the
station. Two carloads of material
have been dumped and spread there.
This is a much needed improvement.
as in rainy weather a large puddle OF
water stands in that locality.
Sunday afternoon rain began to fall
and the storm con inued all night and
into the next forenoon. A good
amount OF wate,, fell, refreshing
everything. In the afternoon The
wind got around in the north and the
temperature was ow, making fires
necessary. TUESDAY the sun came out
and the day was beautiful autumn
specimen.
Mrs. f. f. Morse. superinfendent Of
the Girls Industrial School, read q
fine paper. TUESDAY at the annua
meeting of the MINNESOTA Federation
of Women's Clubs at 81. Peter. She
treated OF, the modern methods Of
handling maynard girfs Her efforts
were very fine and the, paper greatly
appreciated by the women The city
dailies published it in full.
Jim Arthur, who lives in the coun
try few miles out Of SSauE Centre
came into town Tuesday morning
bringing with him three full grown
wolves that he had shot cn Monday
He killed another one on Sunday
The animals formed the cAatre of al
interested group Of men ana Boys OF
Third street for some time s}lurlng tn
forenoon. He took the folll pets t.
i ~ ~ 4 IN M. 4.