The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-07-14
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Geo. Mann is painting all the build.
ings on his different farms.

Geo. Mann is painting all the build.
ings on his different farms.
Good time to buy Gold Medal
Flour.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postot1ice July ID: Albert Frick, WE.
Healy, w. NJ. Sawyer.
| The interior finish work on St,
Paul's parsonage was begun Wednes.
day. 1t will be completed as rapidly
as possible.
City Meat Market has reduced the
price on bacon and lard about 30 pei
cent. Come in and buy some while
our surplus stock lasts. f
The Methodist Sunday school held
it's annual picnic Tuesday at Fairy
Lake. The attendance was good and
a pleasant day was passed.
When you want bus or transfer,
call phone AZ. Prompt service day
or night. c. E. Permission. ! 2t
A party of CSC. O. F. members drove
to Padua Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Mrs Jos. Ebensteiner.
who was a member of the order.
The Board of Education held its
regular monthly meeting last Thurs.
day night and transacted routine
business, mainly the allowing of bills.
You want to see Oscar Klonne's
line of TIPP WHIPS. They are the
best for the money.
The fence on the east side of the
public school grounds has recently
been extended as far as Fourth street.
This shuts off the alley in the rear of
Wilson's store and completely encloses
the grounds on that side.
At it's regular July meeting, held
July 6, the city council transacted
routine business, including the al.
lowing of a batch of bills. The ques-
ton Of purchasing fire hose was con-
sidered for some time, agents being
present and submitting samples OF
their goods, but an adjournment was
finally taken without action.
The secret Of our success is an
chored to the fact that we literally
support, the parson, the printer, the
poor, and sell Gold Medal Flour.
Albert DahIem, Grocery Departmen n,
The Junior Baraca class of the
Congregational church expects to
wind up its camping experience at
Birch Lake the latter part of this
week. The boys have been having a
great time and when they return tc
their respective homes will doubtless
have some great fish stories to relate
Their teacher Rev. f. Fl. Oehler, who
was in town Sunday, returned tc
camp Monday morning.
E. E. Compton, rural carrier on
route l, brought to The Herald office
Wednesday afternoon samples of wheat
taken from four farms on his route.
The owners of the farms are: J. O.
Kane, Aug. Wehrhahn, Dan Collins
and Geo. Gray. All samples show
that the grain is by no means a short
crop: in fact one of the samples is
excellent, the stalks stout and of good
color. the heads large and well filled.
The other samples are all good.
Baptists believe in water and plenty
of it. On Tuesday they gave their
church a good bath, using plenty of
the aqueous fluid on the interior
which, they say, stood in need of
cleaning. When, they got through
everything was spick and span and
everybody was glad of it. Pastor
Freeman joined in the festivities and
showed that he knows something
about water himself. Mr. Freeman's
ministrations with the good Baptist
people are greatly appreciated and he
has made many friends during his
residence in Sank Centre. He extends
hand of welcome to all who desire
to attend church services.