The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-23
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Pu lard only 15c a.
pou' 5.e, Market.
t et al A. ertised letter in the
pos 1fiel III Merriam.
ul Hard Times at the
Ici x: onday.
I..l 4 Club will meet with
Mrs. E. D. Lewis on "Wednesday after
noon, March l.
Hot coffee FREE at McCracken g.
Burgess March 2. Come one, come
all.
Bishop Morrison of Duluth held SER
vices in the Church of the Good Sa
niaratan. Wednesday evening.
New Edison Records for March at
Golden Rule next week.
Alderman John Brown is rejoicing
over the arrival in his home Friday
last, of daughter. Everything is
lovely in the Brown home.
High grade vaudeville numbers will
be presented between the acts at the
Grand Opera House next Wednesday
night, March l.
A son arrived in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Kuhn Sunday. The
young man weighs 90 pounds and is
doing finely. Papa Joe is smiling
| more than usual.
Lest you forget we say it yet-The
lobby, Office and ladies' reception
rooms, at the Beaufort Hotel, Mime
apolis, are very much appreciated by
the travelling public.
Wednesday, Washington's birthday,
was observed as a legal holiday by the
public schools, the banks and the rur-
al mail carriers The postotfice took
| half a day off in the afternoon but
everybody else worked all day as usu7
al.
If you haven't tried washed nut
you haven't had the best coal for
ranges. Lee & Gingery Co.
Miss Nellie NJ. Bronson, sister of G.
HI. Bronson, postmaster at Osakis and
publisher of the Osakis Review, was
fatally burned in ST. Paul Saturday
by an explosion of kitchen range.
McCracken land Burgess have the
best coffee on the market today.
Come to our store March 2 and we
will show you.
The Ladies' Monday Musical Club
will meet with Mrs. John Whitson on
Monday, Feb. q, at 2:30p. m. All
ladies in the city who are not menu
bers of the club but who are interest
ed in music are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
Pay your taxes at the Merchants
National Bank before March and
avoid the penalty.
Hon. Robert NJ LaFollette will
speak in ST. Cloud on Friday evening,
April It'll, on Representative Gov
eminent" He will be the chief
speaker for the Northern Minnesota
Educational Association which meets
here April 6, and 8.
Try our refrigerated beef shipped
in from the corn belt. Ask for it.
City Meat Market.
w. H. Parker, sec. etary, submits
the following report of business of
the Sauk Lake Cooperative Creamery
for January, 1911: pounds of cream
received, 81 1923; butter fat in cream,
7,742.S; average test, 2l.52; pounds of
butter made, 1852; number of patros,
49,
Before atuen ding the dairymen's
| convention go to McCraken & Bur-
CESS and get a cup of hot coffee,
Morch 2.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r.
| E. Hansen, assisted by Mrs. John II.
Law, entertained party of married
ladies at the Hansen home on Elm
street. Refreshments were served,
each guest being the recipient of a
hand painted card bearing the pict-
IRE of Washington. carrying a tiny
| American flag.
| Don't think that piles can't be
be cured. Thousands of obstinate
cases have been cured by Doan's Oint-
ment. SO cents at any drug store.
Mrs. Swift returned home Saturday
after an extensive visit in the cities,
where she attended the opening Of
the wholesale milliners, and pur-
chased her spring stock of millinery
While there she engaged Miss Clara
Hogan, who is highly recommended
by Bradshaw Bros, as first class
trimmer, where she has been en-
ployed the past four years.
A lizard Times" dance will be given
at the city hall Monday evening, Feb.
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