The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-09-25


furnish horses and machinery TO run.
same if necessary E. j. GLASS,
Box ll6, Belfield, Nd. &c
Ex-Congressman Thos. +. Marshall
and wife of Oakes, N. ID. accompanied
by Mrs. w. b. Howlands and daugh-
ter of Fargo stopped at the Palmer
Sunday night on motor trip to the
4 twin cities.
An assistant teacher of agriculture
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ X. A. Norsen, on Wednesday. 1t is
probable he will only issue instruc-
tions in his own home for some time
TO come. Mother and son are pro-
crossing finely.
c. NJ. Sprague returned Thursday
from his trip TO Minneapolis where
. he attended session Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge l. o. o. F.. and partici-
pated in the the great parade We'd
nesday evening. This was the largest
! parade ever held in the state.
This is good time to have your
coal bin filled for the winter. Or
der Of Us now while we can give
you prompt service. The quality
is guaranteed. G. HiIIerud e Co.
| adv
We will contract for turkeys, ducks
and geese for December delivery and
pay you as much or more than you
can get from outside parties. Let US
hear from you when yoa have some-
thing to sell in our line. Sauk Cen
ire Meat and Mercantile Co. ADV. If.
Marie Lyman and Olga Houghton
gave joint birthday party TO twenty
one of their small girl friends on Sat
urday afternoon. Light refreshments
were served and the little hostesses
were handsomely remembered by their
! friends.
Spring chicken, and old hens are
very high now, why hold them until
cold weather comes and then get less
then you can get now, and feed them
besides. Sauk Centre Meat & Mer-
camille Co. Adv. tt.
T. r. Shutfiebothum of Kansas City,
] Mo-, who was familiarly known as
.'little Tom Snuff when he resided
i'm tile house now occupied by Mrs.
Eliza Brown, spent Monday II d
Tuesday in tie city. He passed the
time very enjoyably visiting his old
schOolmates.
The Sauk Centre horses Jared we'll
at the Monteyideo,- ChippeWa county
fair on last Friday. w. +. Sander
sons horse Major Gantz, as usual,
took first money in the free for all
trot or pace and Arthur Brecount's
] horse Catherine c. took third money
in the 2.15 pace.
We have been supplying the peo-
pie of this vicinity with coal for
many years. The best quality that
money can buy and prompt deIiv-
cry is our motto. There will be
another cold snap along soon. You
had better have Us fill your bin 50
that you will be prepared for it.
G. Hilierud z Co. adv
Miss Mayme Tooley of the Herald
force won the second prize in guessing
at the number of seeds in the pump
kin displayed in the McCracken &
Burgess booth at the fair. When it
comes to an accurate knowledge of
pumpkins, the Herald girF is ''some
punkins.
Misses Rose and Stella Minette re-
turned Friday of last week from sew
eral months spent on homestead
j near Glasgow, Mont. Miss Rose
proved up on fine half section of
land during her absence. Miss Stella
accompanied her sister hoping that
several months spent in the open air
would improve her health AMI the
/ Herald is very glad to announce that
she returns home much improved.
The '.old" teachers will entertain
the s.young" teachers at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Comp
ton, Friday night. That don't sound
right. The 'sbig" teacher will enter
tain the .'littlen teachers. That is not
much better. One more try. The
teachers who have previously taught
will entertain those who are entering
their first year here. 1t is to be an ex-l
iclusive "doye" affair. No mere men
need apply till the time comes to see.
the bachelor girls home.
! For Rent u five room house one
block East oflsish Catholic church.
Inquire ct Joseph Parker. zt.
i u 81 ~ - ssAif ...sss.
/. Will F, Brown and Walter Dew
hirst while out hunting near McCor-
mic lake last Thursday afternoon, left
their car standing beside the road.
A hay stack in the vicinity took fire
in some inexplicable manner, probably
from lighted cigar or cigarette of
some passerby, the fire spread through
the dry debris to where the auto was
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