The Sauk Centre herald., 1910-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

its regular monthly meeting this
evening.
FicreLoe Hammond has sold to, A.
+ Brecount part of lot IL, block 8,
city OF Sauk Centre. Consideration,
$3.50.
Impure blood runs you down makes
you an easy victim for organic diseases
Burdock Blood Bitters purities the
blood cures the caues-buildS you up.
IGurder Jei.scn is cut in q new auto
Ilrbile. It's a Ford ruIaLCLt, drab
CT ior, and very pretty car. Mr..
JCnscn says automoblling is tine sport
rhe Eastern Star ladies served sup
p.r for their husbands aid Drolners
sli-d a few friends, at their hail Iues-
day evening. After supper social
,,eniIg Was passed.
me water In Sauk Lake, winch was
,.Iusuaiiy low Iii Marcn, rose consid-
.fabiy the latter part o1 AprIi. 1t is
much easier u get boats III and Out
III Lne boat houses tnan it was.
MRS. .. H. Doolittle and Miss Deai4
van entertain the }. F. Club THIS
evening at Mrs. Doolittle's nome.
some novel IDEAS in the way Ut en-
Certainment, SO tbs said will be car
rIeu cut.
Ine directors Of the Northwestern
Radiator Company held a meeting
last Thursday evening and trans
itc,ed routine business. The matter
Vi building wagon factory is pro
crossing satisfactorily.
That glad smile which illumines the
Ct c. f. BotZ is caused
" the arrival in the Botz home, last
VIZ eK Thursday, of fine young son.
ALI concerned are happy and are dos
ing well.
Brown Bros. shipped bull, which
hey purchased near Melrose, on Sun
lay to South St. Paul The animal
weighed a little over ton and
brought $4,000 on the market. That
s considered top notch price fer an
animal hereabouts. . -.....
The Gradatim Club met with Mrs.
A. Barto Wednesday afternoon. A
special program was rendered that
was novel and entertaining.
f. C. Lee has sold his brick resi-
lance on Pine street to A. D.
Dryden; consideratiCn $3.50.
FIR. Cleary CT Minneapolis will lect-
re at the Opera House Tuesday even
rg, May 10, On Church and State,
Religion and Country. FIR. Cleary
comes here at the request of FIR.
)'CoonCr. He is an orator CT the
irst rank Admission, 25 ard 35
ents.
At the morning service at the Con-
church last Sunday the
,astor announced that arrangements
lad been completed whereby the
L bit Of $3.50 had been cleared up and
Le edifice would be dedicated some
me in June. Details of the dedica-
ion will be announced later.
A two dollar silver certificate that
lad been raised to denomination
j. five dollars, was presented recent
y at the window of the First Nation
II Bank. The work was very clev-
,riy done but did not fool Cashier F.
". Sprague The bill was retained
It the bank and forwarded to Wash
ngton.
The Junior Baracas of the Congre-
,aticnal church will give a phono-
sraphic concert in the church on Fri
lay evening at O'Clock. Speciality
# comic pieces and instrumental
solos. Mr. Johnson will operate
ne CT his machines. The boys wish
i've cutting. Adission, 10 cents
The hard frosts did bad work with
ha fruit trees, but numerous re-
,Grts come in to the effect that
,lum trees are blossoming again. TheI
,ox elders are having a hard time
# it producing a second crop of
caves. The first crop was thorough
V frosted and as these leaves do not
all to the ground, the second crop
$ badly retarded.
The principals and guests in the
wedding of last Janu-
ry held a reception at the home of
F. Cooper Saturday evening. 1t
vas unique affair. Each person
ad her right arm in sling and
vas compelled to eat with her left
and. There were numerous Incl
ents that contributed to the merri-
nent and enjoyment of the occasion.
The khaki uniforms for the hospi-
al corps of seven men recently en-
listed from Sauk Centre by Lieut.. |
! L. Lamb, arrived by express Sat