The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-08-03
HOME HAPPENINGS

How about lard? The City Meat
Market is selling it cheap. tt
Watermelons are much in evidence
in the local market and prices are
reasonable.
| The weather turned cold and cloudy
Tuesday afternoon with indications
of rain; in fact little sprinkle de-
scended during the night.
The regular monthly meeting of
the city council was held Wednesday
night and routine business, principal
ly the allowing of bills, was transact
ed.
Call at Schoenhoff's every Saturday
for imported kindl-brau. It's the
best ever. If you doubt it, sample it.
Recent rains have made the grass
on the lawns and in the city and the
Great Northern parks look very fine.
These beauty spots attract much at
tentiOn.
Save money by buying lard and
meats at the City Meat Market. If
Alexandria won four Of the games
of the series of six played lost week
with the Valley City, N. d., team.
This leaves Alexandria championship
of the northwest.
When you are in the city longing
for quiet, refreshing rest and sleep
go to the Beaufort Hotel, opp. P. O.
Minneapolis.
A son arrived in the home of Gun
der Jensen Saturday night, July %.
1t is healthy boy weighing eleven
and one half pounds and all concerned
are well and happy.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell it. u. &9
Why pay Is cents for lard when you
can buy it for IL cents pound and it
is the best? City Meat Market. If
Persons contemplating taking. tele-
hone service and those desiring
changes in the present service should
advise the local manager so that the
directory being prepared will be cor
rectly made.
The horse sale advertised for Sank
was wrongly advertised, the fourth
day of the sale being Monday, August
l, instead of Septmeber l. This cor
rection is made to avoid embarrassing
and probable purchasers.
Pure homemade lard, hams and
bacon at City Meat Market. If
Bishop Trobec has arranged for a
temporary supply of the Church of
Our Lady the Angels. Rev. F. Hin
nenkamp of Osakis will, until further
notice, preach in that church every
other Sunday. He will hold his first
service next Sunday, August 6.
Advertised letters in the Sank Cen
tire postoffice August 2: H. B. An
derson, Geo. Lucas, Miss Theresa
Muller, Nels Mykkeltvedt.
Since the recent rains fishing in the
lakes in this vicinity is much better.
A number of fine catches have been
made. AS rule, up to the present
time, this has been poor season for
angling, the dry weather and conse-
quent low water being the supposed
cause.
Owing to the severe storm Sunday
evening, the special sermon that was
to have been preached to the mem
beers of the order of Odd Fellows by
the pastor of the Methodist church,
was not delivered. The contemplated
service will be held next Sunday even
ing. August 6, when the local mem.
bers of the order will attend in body
A. d. Carpenter is showing heads
of wheat and oats raised by his sons
D. w. Carpenter and G. E. Carpenter
on their farm at Ashcroft, S. D., one
of the new towns on the Pacific coast
extension of the Milwaukee road
The wheat is of the velvet chaff var
iety. the straw being bright and clear
and the heads long and well filled with
hard kernels. This wheat G We
promise of yielding thirty bushels pei
acre. The specimen of oats is SINH
larry good with promise of sixty OF
more bushels an acre. The Messrs
Carpenter have been on this land q
little over two years and this is the
second grain crop raised.