The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-09
HOME HAPPENINGS

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pound. City Meat Market.
The Boston Store has fine window
display of white goods this week.
The Gradatim Club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon, FEB. Is, with Mrs
r. W. Mann.
Try our refrigerated beef shipped
in from the corn belt. Ask for it
City Meat Market.
For good collar to tit your horse
go to Kushner.
Next Tuesday is st. Valentines
Day and loo al dealers are in readiness
to supply the demand.
Use Gold Medal Elour: it is the
highest quality.
Geo. Fish continues his closing out
sale and finds that liberal advertising
is the best method to dispose of his
stock of groceries.
When you are in the city locking
for a quite, refreshing rest and sleep
go to the Beaufort Hotel, opp. P. O.
Minneapolis.
John McGibbon circulated a petit
ton, this week, requesting the mem
bers of the legislature from this dis
trict, to vote for the eastman bill.
The petition was quite generally sign.
ed by the business men of the city.
Use only the Jewel Nursery Co.
stock, all northern home grown.
The local high school basket ball
team will meet the st. Cloud Athletic
team at the city hall Friday evening
A good game is looked for. Thus fal
neither the first nor the second team
of the local high school has lost a
game.
When in need of good dry wood, cal
up VOgel's dray office. 81 1t
A little fall of snow every few
nights recently has made the sleigh
! ing good and all who get about are
using runners. Henry Robbers, mai
agent on the branch line running be-
tween here and Bemidji, reports
heavy snow falls in the northern part
| of the state, as do the other traiI
men.
Don't wait till spring opens up be
fore you get collar for your horse
Get it now when you have a large
stock to select from, at Kuschner's.
A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Northwestern Raditor Company
was called for Monday evening but
an adjournment was taken in order te
give the manager and the superin.
tendent an opportunity to take in.
ventory of stock. This will be done
at once and the meeting will be held
in the near future.
Bargains in store fixtures at the
Fish store. 1t has been said l only
intended to reduce my stock. | in
tend to sell everything and quit the
grocery business.
Frank Connolly is settled in his
new location, having just moved from
the Du Bots building into his own
store on Main street where the mov-
ing picture show was for time. Mr..
Connolly has fixed up this store room
in fine style and has large and well
selected stock of goods in his line.
Try "KENTUCKY NUT COAL"
for cook stoves and Ranges. No SCOT
and it burns free. You will like it.
Jas. Ingram Lumber Co. Phone SIS
A Spokane paper states that James
B. Irsfeld, at one time half back on
the Minnesota University foot ball
team, has recently opened a real
estate office in that city. Mr.. Irsfeld
was born in Todd county and was a
student in the Sank Centre high
school atone time, graduating in
1904. 1t was while here that he be-
gan his foot ball career, playing on
the high school team. He was also a
member of the crack athletic team
that won the Park Region champion
ship for the Sank Centre high school.
Irsfield played half back with ''Hun-
ky'' Davis on the Varsity team, and
both participated in that greatest of
all struggles ever witnessed on Nor
throp Field, the 6 to 6 tie game with
Michigan in 1908,
Remember, collar well fitted is
worth $1,000 in gold, at Kuschner's.