The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-23
ADO,TIONAi LOC AS

| Special sale in hats during the week
OF June POPS. Mrs. Adelia Walker.
Tuesday was the longest day in the
year. From now on the days will
shorten but the difference will not be
materially noticeable for a few weeks.
!, Bakery goods ordered for the Fourth
of July must be paid for when order
ed. Kindly order no later than June
%. Swift's Bakery.
The hot weather makes the sum-
mer resorts loom up large. Several
families are now occupying cottages
at Ward Springs. G. A. Emerson
and family are settled for the summer
there. F. w. Lyon of Little Falls is
in the same cottage he has occupied
for several seasons past. V. L. Bur-
CESS is in one of the Ward cottages.
The Gingerys are expected up from
Lincoln, Neb., the first of the month.
Several new cottages have been err
ected this season at the Springs, and
other improvements have been made.
The improvement of the road to the
station is greatly appreciated by all
the cottagers.
To exterminate dandeIions, one
gallon OF material, including jug,
for IS cents: also the proper infor-
nation and directions to kill dam
deIions. FiesIer's RexalI Drug
Store.
The City Meat Market sells bacon
cheaper than it can be bought at
wholesale from any Of the packers.
and we think it notch better at
! that.
The city council has just received
from The Her AIDS presses 10000 fold
ers advertising Sank Centre and it's
advantages. These folders are to be
distributed among local business
men, who will mail them to their
correspondents. The front page of
the folder contains an etching OF the
city, it's railroads, Sank Lake, with
it's leading institutions located in
, their proper places. The folder is
just the right size to slip into an
ordinary envelope. A bunch of these
were distributed at Alexandria dur
ing the tiremen's convention, the
last page of that issue containing the
Fourth of July program. When
the ST. Paul jobbers were here $50
of these folders were placed in their
hands. The folders is an excellent adj
vertisement of Sank Centre.
Dyspepsia is our national ailment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. 1t strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of digestive
juices. purifies the blood. builds you
up.
"Rud" Hansen had to forage for
breakfast Tuesday morning. Why?
Some person or persons, unknown to
the Hansen household, unlawfully,
maliciously and with malice afore-
thought, did feloniously enter, in yio-
lation of the statutes Of the great state
of Minnesota made and provided, an
apartment of the Hansen domicile
which contained a refrigerator in
which were stored various and Sundry
toothsome edibles, including eggs,
cream, roast beef, lemons and other
eatables, and did carry them away
without consent or knowledge of the
lord of the manSe or any member of
his family. The discovery was made
shortly before the breakfast hour.
hence the foraging expedition.
The Fourth of July committe met
Tuesday evening and discussed the
details of the forthcoming celebra-
ton. The list of cash prizes was read
and approved. The list appears in
| the half page advertisement on page
| I of this issue. All who expect to
participate in any of the events are
specially urged to read the list. En-
| tries should be made at the earliest
date possible to J. NJ. Wilson, chair
man of the committee on sports. The
| indications are for fine celebration
with plenty of clean, high grade
amusement for the mnltitudes who
will come to town to enjoy the nation
al holiday and enjoy themselves. The
ora ton by Hon. G. J. Gunderson of
Alexandria will be one of the chief
features of the day. The attention
of automobile owners is especially
called to the liberal cash prizes offer
ed for decorated machines which APP
pear in the parade at 10 a. m. The
committee desires to make this part
of the program an unbounded success.
A Eobin and Its 7on:e.
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