The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-08-04
HOME HAPPENINGS

| Ifle regular august meeting of
tie Board of Education will he held
this evening.
You want to see the new line of
Harvester whips at Oscar KIonne
ask for them, the TIPP WHIPS.
ID. NJ. Mcintyre has taken the
management of the City Hotel while
the landlord is away with his thresh-
ing rig.
The many friends of Joe Kusba
viii be glad to learn that lie has
ogain taken charge of the block work
at the City Meat Market.
! At the annual school meeting.
held last Saturday night, the sum of
81 10000 was voted for the current
expenses for the coming year.
Teachers examinations were con-
Quoted here three days this week
with Supt. William Angus in Charge.
/ a number of applicants wrote for
county certificates.
''St. Elmo, will be the attraction
at the Opera House next Wednesday
evening. Aug 10. Seats at Fiesler's.
Advertised letters in Sauk Centre
postoffice August ): Alvar Adolf
son. Hartley L. Dronberger, n. p.
Elwell (3). A. w. johnson. Mrs. LA
McQuillan, S. SantO.
The Little BRIDES whiper in The
Herald's ear that any and all persons
seeking information related TO the
habits of owls can secure their fill by
calling on Cliff Hines.
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.
The roof of Geo. r. Borgmann's
shed in the rear of his implement
/ house on Main street caught fire at
4::3O Wednesday afternoon from sparks
| from the laundry chimney. The
department made quick run and the
| blaze was eXtinguished before any
damage was done. 1t was close call
as high wind was blowing at the
time.
The eight pound bass which Char
ley Fiesler caught in Long Lake has
been carefully mounted and is now
on exhibition in the show window OF
Fiesler's drug store. The deniZen of
tie deep is certainly a monster and
easily broke the record for big bass
in this locality at least. The work
is artistically done and Mr.. Fiesler
is justly proud of his trophy.
Have your fire and cyclone insur-
ance, written by +. E. Minette
tive years, so cents $4,000 in
city: in the country, one dollar per
$4,000. You cannot afford to be
without it.
\ contemporary says that Kansas
newspaper Office was shot into with
buckshot the other day by local
grocer because OF little mistake in
the grocery ad. when it. should have
read fresh stock of dairy butter
daily" the printer used an III in
stead of a 3D. in the word dairy.
The printer takes more chances than
any other man on earth. - Exchange.
Country air has queer effect some
times A Sauk Centre man, living
in d tent for few days, had a strange
dream a few nights ago. He dreamed
he was out fishing. Suddenly he
felt a tug on the line and upon reel
ing it in he felt some hairy thing
rubbing up against his leg. This
continued for time, and he then
cut the line, when. 10, and behold,
he had landed dogtish. Query, do
dogtishes wear hair like dogs do?
That what they doin ''Joe's dream"
"St. Elmo" on the stage. The
long play, from the novel
of that name, has come at last. A
| SDcNldl SOltlplis lbs oCCh VI SdIiLCo
following delightful production by
the playwright, Miss Grace Hayward,
and ''St Elmo will be taken on d
tour, every day of which, it is freely
predicted, will prove success. This
interesting attraction has been book
ed for the Opera House next Wednes-
day evening. Seats at Fiesler's.
Another case of ''trade with cata-
flogue house as long as your money
holds out but when you want credit
ask the local merchant" came to
light Thursday afternoon. A man
presented himself to local dealer
Thursday afternoon and stated that
he wished to purchase pair of shoes
but would be unable to pay for them
until the following evening. The mer-
chant was not acquainted with the
applicant for credit and suggested
fthat he go to his regular dealer from
whom he had purchased his shoes in
the past. Whereupon the man
stated that he makes a practice of
buying his footwear from Sears &
ROebuck but didn't have the money