The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
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Phone 231 for your groceries.

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The brick work on the new high
school building is nearly completed.
Work is progressing satisfactorily on
the structure.
Smith Bros. have just added fine
new automobile to their livery. The
machine is a dandy and its owners
are justly proud of it.
A son was born, July first, to Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Working. The young
man is healthy and vigorous and tips
the scales at 81 pounds.
Following week Of scorching
weather, Monday dawned much cool
err. During the hot spell the mercury
got up above ninety and the heat was
exceedingly oppressive.
OF course, you want hammock
before you fgo to the lake, My,
arn't they pretty:.and reasonable
too? We sell the best. Grover &
Wedge Co.
Rev. H. V. Adams filled the pulpit
at the Methodist church last Sunday
morning. MIR. Adams was greeted
with a large congregation all of whom
were glad to hear him again. He was
the regular pastor Of the church some
years ago.
We have new stock of O'Donal
shoes for men. Come and see for
yourself. Sank Centre Meat & Mer-
camille Co.
The local ball team. composed
wholly of home players. journeyad to
Albany last Sunday and defeated the
Albany team by score.:of Is to 8.
The Sank Centre boys, I'll olgh they
have. practiced together but a few
weeks. put up an excellent article of
ball. Sank Centre battery was Jacob
son and Schwartz.
Have you been camping yet? A
hammock would have seemed aw-
fully nice, wouldn't it? Get one
now lest you forget. They're dan
dies, those for sale by Grover &
Wedge Co.
Clark Case on Sunday received word
that his brother George Case, aged
seventy years, had died on June "a at
his home at Sturgis, S. D. Deceased
lived in Sank Centre some four or five
years and went to the Black Hills
about thirty-tive years ago. He leaves
a widow n d four children. Mrs.
Case is sister of J. A. Caughren of
this city.
w. S. Dean received word on Tues
day OF the death of Mrs. w. J. Dean
at Minneapolis thatIday. W.. Dean.
who died some two years ago, was
brother of w. S. Dean. He was one
of the prominent citizens of Mime
apolis. Mrs. Dean visited in Sank
Centre frequently the last time she
was here being on the occasion of the
marriage of Miss Alice Dean to Mr..
A. F. Strebel.
We want every family to try our
groceries. Sank Centre Meat & Mer-
camille Co.
"This is for sun and this is for Sun
day." remarked Postmaster O. B.
Boobar Tuesday. Suiting the action
to the words, he pulled down a large
new curtain over the front window of
the postotfice, thus shading the upper
part of the sash, then pulled another
one up from the bottom. The front
window is now duly equipped for bus
mess and the heart of the postmaster
rejoiceth, as do those of his able and
efficient assistants.
II couldn't get along without The
Herald: it's just like letter from
home. The speaker was T. }. Kill
leen of st. Cloud, a former well known
resident of Sank Centre who was
Mel Blied's head man when that gem
tleman was in the dry goods business
on ilain street here. Mr.. Killeen
then 'dug up" another years SUBJ
scription to the great family journal,
remarking that the paper was cheap
at that money. and that every coun-
try weekly like The Herald is worth
500 a year in advance.
You can't afford to use any kind
OF fishing tackle but the best.
That's the kind we sell; 1t never
falls to land the fish. G. Hillerud