The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-04-21

Wine saps and Baldwin apples, 35
and 40 cts. a pix. Saturday, at Wilson's.
Good time to buy Gold Medal Flour
Price Is lower. Albert DahIem.
Farmers, merchants, railroaders,
laborers rely on DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts,
burns or bruises at once. Pain can
not stay where it is used. At,
j. G.. Moore has moved his family
| into the house on south Main street
recently vacated by j. B. Segers.
Geo. F. Boutontsolicits for both Ac-
cident and Sickness insurance and old
line insurance. He represents two
| first class companies. Drop a card for
literature or phone 26. 1t
The friends and neighbors of Mrs.
NJ. Madsen gathered at the home of
Mrs. p. Orrvar Monday evening and
gave Mrs. Orrvar surprise. A very
pleasant evening was passed.
How do you like our oranges, 20,
25, 30 and35cts. a dozen? Fine, ar'nt
they? At Wilson'S.
Chas. Fiesler has just been giving
the interior of his drug store reno
waiting. The ceiling has been redec-
GRATED, thereby greatly improving it's
appearance. Other improvements
have also been made.
Gold Medal Flour. Specian Cash
Prices for Saturday on five sack lots,
So. 80 per sack; single sack, SO lbs.
$500. A. DahIem's Grocery Dept.
! The meeting Of the J. +. f. Club
last week is said to have afforded
much amusement and entertainment.
Some of the costumes were weh
worth seeing, and there were
things doing all the time. s
| Members of the Knights and Ladies
of Security enjoyed social hop after
lodge Wednesday night,
A. L. Shredder of St. Paul has
bought the Sauk Centre Cold Storage
[Company's plant and took possession
Wednesday.
4 The Stedman Elevator Company is
4 building warehouse for flour and
feed near the elevator. They have
torn down the front of the builing
used as barn and will used the some
of the lumber in erecting the new
building.
The newly organized St. Agnes
Guild of the church of Our Lady OF
the Angels met Wednesday afternoon
at the residence of ]. HI. Book.
Among the real estate transfers at
St. Cloud the past week were the fol
lowing: L. Kells to John Klienshmidt
lot 8, block Is, Sauk Centre, $500: Jos
OsendOrf to Frank Deters, south o1
southeast !, town of North Fork
$500; M. j. ON. E. Flynn, south
west of northwest quarter, and other
tracts, town of Melrose, $1,000; alsc
similar tract in another part of same
1section as last named, transaction be
tween same parties, $4,000.
| Once in while the St. Cloud pa
/ 1pers are moved to say something nice
about Sank Centre. Last Friday
Journal Press says: "Sauk Centre il
to have Fourth of July celebration
and will also hold the Stearns count,
fair. Sauk Centre is city that doe
things right, and both events will b.
successful"
It is nearly potato planting time
| Select your seed now, quick. Dom
use the long, rough stock of round o
oval varieties. It's vitality is dimin
!. ishing, and it will be disappointing a
digging time. Avoid the small slend
er, tapering stock of longer varieties
Use as intelligent care in selectin
i seed potatoes as any sensible farme
will use in selecting breeding animals
for the better and stronger the paren
the better and stronger the offspring
The same rule applies to- vegetable
and animals. The short, thick potat
compared with the lot in the bin
the vigorous, hardy seed. Mediur
sized potatoes give best result.
Potatoes with deep eyes are harder t
peel than shallow eyed. In peelin
much of the nutritiye value is los
Avoid irregular surfaces and sma
tubers. The small individuals ind
cate run out vitality. They will
to feed stock or poultry.