The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-08-31
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Experiments are not always Wise.
If the coal you have beengetting from
Lee & Gingery Co. has been satisfac-
tory why experiment with some other
grades which you know nothing OFF
They want your business and handle
the kind of coal that should merit 1t.
Mrs. David Cleveland entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of her
daughter Mrs. w. /. Dobbs of lAinne-
apolis and her daughter-in-law Mrs.
Matt Cleveland of St. Cloud.
Mems kahki hunting coats, $3.50 to
49, 90, in all sizes, at Dahlem's.
The Episcopal church service will
be held in the evening next Sunday at
1870. The boy choir will be present
and begin it's work for the ensuing
season.
Hot lunch in the BeideIman block
Friday and Saturday, Sept. and
z, II to $50.
The one year old son of Norwood
White got the index finger of its
right hand in cream separator and
was so badly squeezed that the first
joint was amputated.
For coal or wood call on Jas. Ingram
Lumber Co. Phone 55.
The entertainment given at the
Methodist church last Thursday eve
ming by the "Queen Esthers" and the
''Home Guards was excellent and
was we'll patronized. The receipts
were quite satisfactory and are to be
devoted to missions.
Pure homemade lard, hams and
bacon at City Meat Market. 80 If
Drs. j. A. Dubois and H. L. Lamb
attended regular meeting of the
Stearns-Renton County Medical So
ciety at Melrose last Thursday. An
interesting program was given and in
the evening a banquet was served.
The attendance was good and the
meeting was considered great sue
cess.
Just received, 500 pictures At LOG
each. The J. B. Perkins Drug Store.
w. L. Ray died at 6 p. m. Friday,
August rs, at his residence at Ward
Springs station, at the age of IS years.
Funeral services were held from the
home at 2 p. m. the following Sunday.
Interment was at Big Birch. Mr..
Ray was an old settler in the vicinity
in which he lived and was well known
by many.
Sister M. Julia, o. S. B., will re-
sumo her music class Sept. 4. Les
sons given on piano, organ or stringed
instruments. Callat ST. Paul's school.
A heavy rain storm struck this vi
entity Saturday night. At Birch Lake
the boats lying at the docks were
about half filled with water Sunday
morning, water which had fallen from
the clouds during the storm. Some
less fell in the city. The rain made
the roads very muddy tor a day but
did much good.
You will find reliable quality, cor
rect style and fair prices in the big
stock of boys and children's school
shoes now on sale at sale at our store.
A. Dahlem.
Sank Centre received some very
good advertising last week when the
autos, band and a bunch of boosters
went through this and adjoining coun-
ties to tell what would be doing here
at the county fair. The papers pub
lished in the towns visited all say
complimentary things about Sank
Centre, and praise the business menof
this town for their enterprise.
See opening advertisement of mill.
linery of Trattles Sisters in another
column of this issue. 80. ,-...
The meeting of the society of the
First Cong gationaf churct,s called
for last Friday evening, awas held as
per program. u AS. Ingram wos 1elecI
ted chairman md p. b: Hanson secrees1.
tary. The only business transacted
was the ratification Of the call, issued
by the church. to Rev. H. S. Wiley to
become pastor. There was little dis
cussion, and motion, made by Jas.
A. Norris and seconded by o. b. Boo
bar, to ratify the church's action, was
carried without dissent. The meeting
then adjourned. The attendance was
small