The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-07-07
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the Methodist pulpit next Sunday,
morning and evening.
The City Meat Market sells bacon
cheaper than it can be bought at
wholesale from any of the packers,
and we think it a notch better at
that. If
The Episcopal church people held
their annual picnic at Fairy Lake on
Friday. Everybody present had a
fine time. The attendance was good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cretzmeyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pape, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Rattle and Marie Selensuy spent
Wednesday at Chas. Selensky's. The
occasion was the celebration of their
18th anniversary.
Have you seen all the bargains Off
cred at the clarence sale? Herberger
& Swenson.
On the Fourth of July the ladies
of the Congregational church served
lunches and meals in the Fisher
building. They fed a large number
of people and cleared nearly one
hundred dollars.
The TIPP WHIP is the best. Ask
Oscar Klonne to show you his new
line has just arrived.
Martin Burmeister successfully
finished his third year at the German
Lutheran normal school, at Seward
Nebraska. He came home on June
% and will stay with his parents Rev.
and Mrs. Burmeister during his
summer vacatioe.
The news of the Jeffries-Johnson
fight was received here with interest.
The Fourth Of July committee re-
ceived returns and furnished the
bulletins as fast as they came. The
Northwestern Telephone Company
had the bulletins and many were the
calls for them. Their service was
excellent. The public generally was
10th to believe that the cOlored man
had won but had to be convinced at
last. No sporting event for years has
aroused so much interest here.
Can't look well, eat well or feel
well with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pure with
Burdock Blood Bitters. Eat simply,
take exercise, keep clean and you
will have long life.
Shortly after one O'Clock last Satur-
day one of J. w. Meals teams, which
hitched to dray was standing in the
rear of j. NJ. Wilson's grocery store,
took fright and started on the run
out of the alley and toward Main
street. Harry Neal, who was loading
some boxes and other rubbish onto
the wagon, was thrown to the ground
behind the horses and dragged nearly
to the crosswalk on Main street be-
fore the team could be stopped. He
was badly bruised and the cuticle
scraped off on several parts of his
body but he sustaieed no dislocations
or broken bones. He was laid off
from work several days. III. E. Os-
borne stopped the team at the cross
ing very expeditiously or young Neal
would have been hurt much worse.
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. If
Following ten days of very hot and
dry weather, a heavy wind and rain
storm struck Sank Centre about ten
o'clock Tuesday night. The wind
came from the southwest and tore
around in fierce manner. Con-
siderable minor damage was done in
town in the form of windows broken,
signs and light material blown out of
place, and trees broken and blown
down. Alex Benson, the tailor. had a
good awning which was completely
wrecked, resulting in the breaking of
two large lights of glass. The in
terror was uninjured. The front of
the Sank Centre Cold Storage Com
pany's Office was disarranged, the
awning being torn down and some
glass broken. Many small limbs from
trees IN the city park were strewn
about. Similar damage was done in
different parts of town. The tele-
phone system was badly interefered
with.
O'Brien's Georgia Ministries, 60
people, will exhibit under canvas in
Sank Centre, on Wednesday, July l3.
Enthusiasm Extraordinary.
Many Cinnamon were wrought I'D to