The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-09-01

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Go and hear ''Bobbie Blake" at the
Opera House Monday evening, Sept.
5. and get an evening of real enjoy
ment. It's going to be good.
Mrs. Manglier fell down the cellar
stairs last Thursday night and sustain
ed injuries. while painful not serious.
A physician worked with her for
several hours. She is getting along
all right.
We have good stock of mems can
vas leggings for the hunting season;
prices SOC, 75c, and s1.C0, at Dahlem's
! A fine rain fell Monday night, do
ing great amount of good. For a
few days preceding the rain, the
weather had been disagreeable, with
high winds filling the air with dust.
st. Cloud Business College opens
September 5th. Shorthand, Type
writing, Bookkeeping. The school for
you. Catalog free. lot
On Sunday evening q program will
be given by members of the EpwOrth
League at the Methodist church. 1t
is rally day. Altar cordially invited.
Songs and addresses.
! Save your cabbage crop by using
our Cabbage Worm Killer.
| Hanson e. Emerson.
The Great Northern Railway is
putting in toilet room at the station
here. Part of the room occupied by
the agent and operators has been petit
toned off to make room for this i'm
provement. The quarters of the en-
ployes will be considerably narrowed
as a result.
The farm and other property OF
the late Frank Nathe, who died in
June at his home near Elrosa, was
sold at auction Tuesday. The farm
of 15s acres brought $500 an acre
and the other property sold at cor
respondingly good prices. Matt Nathe
brother of the deceased, attended the
auction.
Mems corduroy and whipcOrd hunt
ing caps, tie tops, large visOrs, in al
sizes, prices 75c and S1.00, at Dahlem's
For the benefit of those who abhol
printers ink as prime factor to the
oIx of
may state that Samson, the strong
party. was the first man to advertise
He took two solid columns to demon
strate his strength, and several thous
and people ''tumbled'' to the scheme
says an exchange.
Don't pay too much for YOU
peaches. Remember that Wilson.
will be here Friday.
News has just been received Of tn,
death of Mrs. Myrtle Galusha a
Caron, saskatchewan, Canada. Sin
used to be Myrtle Cleveland, oldes
daughter of Geo. Cleveland. Sh
died at the home of her sister Mrs
II. 2. Thomas following three days
illness. The funeral was held a
their home in Caron. She was
years of age, and leaves to mourn he
loss her husband, two sisters, Mrs. II
p. Thomas and Blanche Cleveland
father d one brother, beside
many friends both here and in Canada
She was born and educated in Sau
Centre.
"Bobbie Blake" will be at the Oper
House Monday evening, Sept. 5. "
1. Harvey, professional, is stas
ing this popular opera for the ladie
of the Episcopal church. A larg
chorus of local singers is busy prepa
ing the opera under Mr.. Harvey
direction and the public has som,
thing good coming in the way of Ell
tertainment. You cannot afford t
miss it.
Archie Marshall, aged "a years, wa
killed in Montana while on duty a
a fireman on the Northern Pacif
road. The remains will arriv
here at 4:33 p. m. Friday over the n
p. and funeral services will be hel
at 2:3O p. m. Saturday from the Metl
lodist church. The deceased was
son of Chas. Marshall of this cit
and had been in the west for som
years. He made his home at Mis-
oula. The first news of his deaf
came Tuesday morning in form {
a telegram to Mr.. Marshall simpl
stating that he had been killed Will
on duty Monday. No details al
known. Ray Marshall, whose heaC
quarters are at Livingston, and VIII
is a brother of the deceased. brings tn
body home.