The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-07-28
HOME HAPPENINGS

See that your name appears in the
new directory to be issued by the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company in few days.
Tie city council will hold its re-
gular August meeting on Wednesday
evening of next week.
I Paying IA cents for fresh eggs.
Geo. Fish.
Next Thursday night is the date
of the regular meeting of the Board
of Education for August.
The city council is sitting as a
board of equalization this week.
Each of the aldermen AYERS that it
is rare sport.
Meats come down at the City Meat
Market. Meat is now SO cheap any
one can:afford to buy it. 9 tt
| Advertised letters in the Sank
Centre postottice July y: Geo.
Bender, Arson Iverson, NJ. L. Wilson,
Peter Master, H. H. WorthingtOn2.
! Miss Winifred Dummert, who has
been visiting her grandparents here
! the past month, left on Wednesday
for her home at White Earth, Mimi.
Oscar Klonne has new line of
the TIPP WHIP Harvester
whips, and are the best.
The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change Company is putting in fine
material in its new local system.
The work is being thoroughly done
and when completed will put the
company in a position to give excel
lent service.
II Until further notice, the moving
picture show will be open on Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday eve
nings.
Ed Matthews, cable splicer for the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company, has demonstrated the fact
that he is not only cook workman
but also an expert angler. On Sun
day he gathered in 40 pounds Of nice
fish, including a ten pound pike.
Mr.. Mathews naturally feels proud
of his catch.
See that your name appears in the
new directory to be issued by the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company in a few days.
O. J. Barr and Geo. H. Hooper are
telling good fish story. These two
gentleman were angling in Sank Lake
near Spring Park the other day when
Mr.. Hooper caught a pike that tip
ped the scales at seven and q half
pounds. Mr.. Barr had the fish on
exhibition Monday morning and it
was viewed by the public.
Put in your supply of lard for the
summer while you can buy it cheap.
We guarantee it the best obtainable
and the price the lowest. City Meat
Market. t
Thursday afternoon the Baptist
people gave their pastor, Rev. Elmer
Freeman, a shower of all the good
things of the, season. Pastor Free
man has made good" with his people
who all hold him in the highest es-
TEEN. He is handling the work
work of the church in an admir-
able manner
During the hot season my fruit
will be found inside, off from the
street, away from the flies, dirt and
hot sun. Geo. Fish.
Rev. Ezra Clemans, state agent for
the Anti-Saloon League, will preach
at the Congregations church Sunday
morning and at union service at
the Methodist church at night.
City Meat Market has reduced the
price on bacon and lard about 80 per
cent. Come inand buy some while
our surplus stock lasts. If
Geo. Ehr, nephew Of +. E. Min
cite, was killed at Minot, n. d.,
last week while assisting in moving a
building. He was lifting a telephone
wire to permit the building to go
under it, when the wire slipped and
brushed him off. The unfortunate
man fell upon a stake which pen
'etrated his body, causing death in a
short time. Mrs. Minette left for
Minot last Saturday to attend the
funeral services.
Have your fire and cyclone insur-
ance, written by F. E. Minette
five years, 60 cents $4,000 in
city: in the country, one dollar per
$4,000. You cannot afford to be
without it.
Aug. Wehrhahn recently recently
received a traction engine, thresher
and gang pillow rig that was the won
der Of the town. The engine is built
on the locomotive plan, is a forty
horse power machine and has driving
wheels so inches in diameter. 1t is
capable of drawing twelve breaking
plows in gangs at one and the same