The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-06-13
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The Sank Centre delegates to the
state fremen's convention at Mime
apolss returned Thursday and all re-
port a good cow ention and fine
time.
You can get just what you want in
a pretty wash dress for the girls at
Dahlem's.
! The Ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an afternoon coffee and sup
per at the home of Mrs. Jameson
THURSDAY, June 20. All are cordially
invited,
Ladies' white canvas button shoes
at $3.50 per pair at Dahlem's.
The Great Northern, on Wednes.
day evening, resumed the taking on
and letting off of passengers at the
coal sheds at Melrose of passengers for
train No. T..
Never mind what kind Of bait
you have, If you use our tackle
you can't help catching fish. G.
HiIIerud & Co.
Matt jaeger has bought the wooden
building used by the manual training
department of the public schools. Mr..
jaeger will move the structure to his
farm, and on Wednesday began opera
tions for that purpose
The fishing season is right here
you need good tackle; call on US.
G. KiiIerud & Co.
Miss Loretta Schowalter and Mr..
Fred Littell were married at s o. m.
Wednesday,, Rev. S. L. Mitchell per-
forming the ceremony at the Church
of the Holy Communion. Relatives
and intimate friends were present.
Childrens wash suits in an endless
variety of pretty styles and patterns
SOC to $3.50 at Dahlem's.
The brick walls of the new high
school building are up to the top of
the window frames of the second
story. AS work on the building pro-
crosses it becomes more and more
evident that it will be fine appear
ing structure.
We sell the only fishing tackle
that catches fish. G. HilIerud &
Co.
Some specimens of red clover 80 in
ches in length were left at The Her.
aid office on Tuesday by M. E. McIn-
tyre, rural mail carrier on Route No.
4. Mr.. Mcintyre secured the speci-
men while making his rounds on the
route this week.
Children's and Misses sizes in white
canvass Colonial style pumps at 81 90
to s1.25 per pair at Dahlem's.
The nights last week were all cold.
The low temperature reached it's min
imum Thursday night when there
was frost that mace some corn and
several gardens look pretty sick. 1t
is not thought that any permanent
damage was done.
Rain fell during Wednesday night
and continued this morning. Not
withstanding the fact that there has
been a good deal of rain thus far this
season, the ground hereabouts was
getting dry and rain is not unwel-
come. Crop prospects are excellent.
You can't afford to use any kind
Of fishing tackle but the best.
That's the kind we self; 1t never
fails to land the fish. G. HIIIerud
4 Co.
The Mayor of Ward Springs enter
tanned the Sans Souci Circle one day
last week, and as usual the members
had jolly time. But the great sur
prise was how the mayor lived with
|such bunch of ladies when he is
known to be so bashful that he has
been seen to cross the street rather
than meet a nice, trim young school.
ma am.
At the regular June meeting of the
Commercial Club, held last Friday
evening, little was done outside OF
routine business. By unanimous
vote the secretary was instructed ia
write H. A. Rider, executive agent OF
the Game and Fish Commission, re-
questing him to make ruling max
ing it unlawful to catch croppies from
Fairy Lake and Birch Lake for sale.
The attendance at the meeting was