The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21

Shirts, OVerallS, Underwear, Hats.
and everything else at Nathe's-Adv.
Ed. Fettgather, the popular sales
man: of Janey, Semple Company, who
resides in this city, left Saturday for.
an automobile trip to Parry, Iowa to
to visit his brother Word was re-
ceived from him at that point that he
had reached his destination safely on
Sunday night and on Tuesday they
left for Dubuque to visit his old home.
George Hooper, of Gladbrook, Iowa.
formerly a resident Of this city. and
who still owns a large farm near here,
operated by his son is here for brief
visit arriving on the flyer Tuesday
evening. He goes from Sank Centre
to North Dakota Mr.. Hooper says
the old town still. 100, 900 ID him"
and by the way, the gentleman looks
fairly we'll to Sank Centre.
Fresh Blackberries; season will be
short, SO enjoy them while you can.
ADV L. S. Bishop Co.
Paul D0mke formerly well known
athlete Of St. Paul, who now owns
and operates farm in the town of
Raymond, StearnS County, left We'd
nesday afternoon for Iowa, to engage
in wrestling match with "Barney"
a noted wrestler Of Des MOines. Paul
has trained himself into first class
shape by pitching bundles and looks
tit to put up the ''rassle' Of his life.
Florence Reese Of New York City,
who styles herself The Evangelist of
the Workers" and who makes
speciality of holding services in lum-
Der and mining camps and for section
crews held short service on the cor
ner of Main and Third streets on
Wednesday forenoon. Not that Sank
Centre needed such day service, but
just to keep herself in practice.
Mrs. w. O. P. Hilsdale returned
Monday evening from her purchasing
trip for the Boston at Chicago. In
talking with the Herald she states
that the styles in ladies' cloaks. suits
and dresses are very fascinating this
season, and that the Boston will have
a fine line of ready-to-wear garments
in the latest fabrics and colorings
within short time as the new goods
are arriving daily. The grand open
ing will be announced in the near
future.
Two farmers got into an alteration
on Third street on Tuesday and start
ted in to settle their differences with
fists and pitchfork handles. The
Mayor called on them to desist but
they needed not his admonitions so
he arrested both of them and hailed
them before Judge Diehl The Judge
gave them a fatherly lecture and im-
posed a nominal fine, not for the pur-
pose Of enriching the city treasury,
but to impress on their minds that it
was contrary to the peace and dig
nifty of the city to hold pugilistic en-
counters on the public streets.
J. S. Mckay of Long Prairie spent
Wednesday and Thursday as a guest
of Miss Maud Mckay of this city. Mr..
cKay was returning from the Gettys-
burg reunion, being one of the partic-
ipants in that historic engagements
Mr.. Mckay, while absent visited
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania,
Illinois and other parts of the country.
He spent a very enjoyable week as
the guest of his nephew Senator Wes-
ley Jones of Washington, at the
national capitol. Mr.. Mckay says it
was mighty hot at Gettysburg but
not so hot as it was fifty years ago.
Fancy liberia peaches for canning.
Quality right, price right. Adv.
L. S. BISHOP Co.
Tomorrow morning w. F. Sander
son will load that sterling little PAGER
Maj. Gantz, 2:0S IL, and ship to Hib-
bling where he is entered in two free
for alls with $500 purses as the at
traction. He will start on Thursday
and Saturday Of next week. From
Hibbing Mr.. Sanderson will ship to
Hamline where he has entered the
Major in the 2:08 pace at the state
fair with purse of $1,000 to contest
for. There are II entries in this race
and the Major will have to 90 some
to bring home the bacon. He is true
as steel on the track and any old time
he is defeated there has been "hoss"
race. From Hamline Major will be
shipped home to start in the free for
all at the Sank Centre fair.
The recently organized Farmers
Shipping Association has received re-
turns from the first car of stock
shipped Aug. 9th. The Herald is as
sured the results were highly salts.
factory and if the returns from the
first car can be taken as a criterion
the promoters insist that the venture
will be rousing success. The load
was mixed one consisting of cattle.
hogs and sheep. The hogs which be-
longed to the heavy class sold for