The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-11-14
HOME HAPPENINGS
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Fancy New York apples at Bishops.

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ADV.
The Northern Pacific Railway Com.
pany last week put up its snow fence
in the city park.
Serge dress goods, assorted colors.
values SOC, Saturday 29c. Sank Centre
Meat & Mercantile Co. Adv.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
Melted the neat sum of $4,000 from
their rummage sale last Saturday.
New buckwheat -four at Bishops. .
Adv.
The Erickson Brothers have opened
Singer Store in Sank Centre on
Main street opposite Marshall & Ly-
mans, where they will have on sale
the five distinct types of Singer sew
ing machines for family use, but
there is only one standard, The Best.
Adv.
Last Friday was Clark Cases birth.
day. He hadn't paid any particular
attention to the matter and went
home as usual. A little later some OF
his comrades of the G. A. r. began tc
drop in until there was quite a com
pany present. Then Mrs. Case drew
| back a curtain and disclosed a table
"richly spread" with good things. A
good time followed around the ban
quet board and the evening was very
pleasantly passed. The occasion was
a joyful one in every way.
When in doubt where to 60 fol-
your Thanksgiving dinner, 60 to the
Auditorium, where the ladiesof St
Paul's Catholic church will serve all
| Adv
Martin p. Stark died in this city
Tuesday at 1870 p. m., and funeral
services were held on the 18th, Rev,
R. w. Duel officiating. Interment
was in Greenwood cemetery. He
leaves widow, son Martin P. Stark,
and a daughter. Mrs. Stark will re-
move to Minneapolis where, with her
son and daughter she will reside in
the future. The family recently
moved into town. Mr.. Stark had
been in poor health for some time.
Fancy work and other articles
for sale by ladies of Our Lady of the
Angels Catholic church at Workman
hall, Nov. 20.21. Adv.
Word has been received here of the
marriage, at Minneapolis, on Monday,
Nov. 4, of Miss Leita Myers of that
city to Mr.. Henry r. Halverson of
Thief River Falls. MIR. Halverson is
member of the local furniture firm
of H. r. Halverson & Co.. and left
here last Spring for Thief River Falls
where he has charge of large furni-
ture store for the firm. Mr.. Halver-
son has many friends here who join in
congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
version will reside in Thief River Falls.
We have q good supply Of Ken
lucky N0t Coal, the best coal for
the money on the market. Try =
ton. Jas. ingram lumoes Co. Adv.
j. NJ. Levin, proprietor of the Sank
Centre Bargain Store, was arrested
and taken into the municipal court
llast Tuesday, the charge against him
being that he is transient merchant,
City Attorney A. ]. Powers conducted
the prosecution and Attorney d. c.
VanCamp appeared for the defendant
Mr.. Levin exhibited 2 years lease Of
| the building in which he is conduct
ing business, also q regular advertising
contract made with The Herald. he
also showed invoices for goods ordered
which he swore he intended TO put. or
sale in his store. .Afser the TESTIMONY
WAS taken and ssthe .eake~ duly con
sidefed the casesMass dismissed land
Mr. Levin was set free.
Car fs~ea ssinteg aepspss isHN art
l.selling. q serx, rlesonahla. prices
Iea.oo 90 eS-4&s psxsAasrsk AZ.
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i Ssz 80 SIT
+ r A. bunch OF, deer hunters left las
week for northern Minnesota TO secur,
lbig games. Among those who wen
were Geo. Fish, &. A.. Richards, Geo
i NJ. Rice, DR.. n. +. Hsnnemahp, a
In. Stiles, J.. W. Kusba,, Will Qsto
Jos Miller and, p number of lDthef4
r,hsv went in several different, uatties