The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
ROME HAPPENINGS

we nave JuSI received a snip.
ment of ladies' tan shoes. and OK
fords made on the new lasts. The
proper ::shoe for summer wear.
The Model.
On Thursday evening, June /, the
Board of Education will hold it next
regular meeting.
Buy fishing tackle Of HilIerud and
and you'll catch fish. None better.
See?
The Gradatim Club will meet with
Mrs A. Barto Wednesday afternoon,
May oath.
Special, ice creamsor Saturday.
| j. B. Perkins
| Rev. +. II. Oehler will occupy the
Congregational pulpit next Sunday
morning. Sunday school and Chris
| tian Endeavor as usual.
We are showing most complete
line of pumps and sandals for
misses and children. Ankle straps,
one, two and three strap pumps in
patent and gun metals. chiIdren's,
rs cts, IS cts, and $1.o0. Mis-
ses, SLIPS, $3.50 $1.75. The
Model.
The fishing is improving right along
now. Since The rains the pike are
biting freely. Anglers are busy ali
along the line.
Why, even the fish laugh at it
Laugh at What? Why, at tackle
bought at Hillerud's. And they sure
ly bite and are caught and then the
laughs on them but not on Hillerud
or the fisherman.
Teachers and pupils of the public
schools are busy preparing for tile
closing days of the year. The Seniors
are especially busy getting ready for
commencement. G
The only satisfactory sweeping pow
der is Rouse powder Can be had by
leaving order at A. G. Walker 5 uem
Studio, the artist. Guaranteed dis
infectant. Get % cts. worth and try
it. Geo. Rouse.
Tie opening Of the first cottage at
| the Minnesota Home School for Girls
is delayed as yet. 1t is doubtless
whether the cottage will be ready by
the first of June as the contract calls
| for.
| Special, ice cream for Saturday.
j. b. Perkins
Henry Smith is spending the week
at Ward Springs where he is planting
three times as large a field of melons
this season as last. He says the con-
ditions are very favorable.
The way to catch fish is
to catch 'em. The way to
catch 'em is to go after 'em with
tackle sold by Hillerud.
j. w. Ward is spending a portion of
each day this week on the road from
the cottages at Ward Springs. He is
strengthening out the road and re-
ducing the grades, a work that has
long been contemplated.
Ladies, come to US for your new
pumps or oxfords. We are show
ing all the new things in tan, pa
tent, gun metal and suede. Our
pumps are all made over special
pump lasts SO that they fit and do
not pull off or gap at the sides.
Special values at $3.50, $500
and $3.50. The Model.
The annual picnic of the Central
Minnesota Dairymen and Butterma-
kers' Association will be held at Osa.
kiS June 8. Elaborate preparations
are being made for the event and it
| will pay every creamery man to at
ltend.
| Special, ice cream for Saturday.
j. B. Perkins
The fish COMMISSION shipped 20 cans
of pike fry to Mr.. Ward at Ward
Springs Tuesday which were taken to
Little Birch Lake. The cans are
said to have contained nine hundred
thousand wall eyed pike, though Mr..
Ward did not count every one. There
will be shipment of bass fry to
the same lake in September.
We've got dollars to bet against
doughnuts with holes in the centre)
that the man who buys his tackle OF
! Hillerud will catch more fish in a
minute than any other fellow.