The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-05-22
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| Pineapples are very chea o aud fancy.
Special prices in dozen lots. At Bish-
ops. Adv
Sydney Mann and Chas. Miller
played for dance at Osakis Wednes-
| day night.
A positive cure for tired. aching
feet, Crawford last supports, 81 30 per
pair. The Model. Adv.
The Commissioners of Stearns coun
ty will hold their next meeting in st.
Cloud Tuesday, June Q.
Strawberries are very fancy and
cheap this week. Now is good time
to get them. L. S. Bishop Co. ADV
Mrs Il. W. Merryman, assisted by
Mrs. r. b. Rowe, will entertain the
w. n. 4. Circle Tuesday afternoon
May -.
Crawford last supports are d relief
for tired. aching feet, as thousands
can testify. Sl.oO per pair, at Tie
Model. Adv
The members of the G. A. r. and
the Relief Corps will attend service
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
Heath & MiIIigan paint costs
more to manufacture than any
other paint. Sold by G. HiiIerud
& Co. Adv.
The Woman's Relief Corps asks the
children to give flowers for the de-
cOratiOn of soldiers graves on Mem
orial Day.
Stenogra pliers earn big salaries. To
become a good stenographer attend
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato. Mimi. Adv
The graduating exercises of the
Sank Centre high school are scheduled
to take place d week from tonight,
May 20, in the Opera House. Most Of
the details have been completed for
the occasion.
The annual recital of the music pu-
pills of Mrs. w. l. Henshaw will be
given Saturday evening, May "a, at
the Congregational church, Admission
10 and 15cts. Adv.
A special meeting of the CONNER
cial club will be held this Thursday
evening. A delegation from Melrose
will be present and matters pertain
ing to the welfare of the two cities
will be discussed. A good attendance
is desired.
For best and latest styles in Mill
merry see display at Mrs. Cowley's dur
ing the White Opening, May %, 20,
80. Adv.
Street Commissioner Geo. NJ. Rice
and a force of men are at work this
week grading Fourth street between
Main and Oak. This street is above
grade at that point and is being re-
duced to the position where the sur
face belongs.
The Postum Cereal Company Demon
strator will serve 'Instant Postum"
"a food-drink: and Post Tavern
Special"-a hot porridge, Friday and
Saturday, May % and "a. Come and
bring your friends. Very truly, L. S.
Bishop Co. adv
Fish are beginning to bite-and to
get caught as well. George Butler.
one of the leading personso of piscator-
ial pursuits in these parts, reports
that during the past week he induced
a six pound Fairy Lake pike to so
far lay aside its prudence and precau-
tion as to 60 after the bait on his
(Butler's) hook and thereupon to be
landed on terra firma. George swears
it is so; and George has a good repu-
tation as a fisherman. He says the
pike will soon be biting freely. The
water isyet little cold, but discip-
les of Isaac Walton hope the weather
! will be fine soon. Porter of Mime
apolis, who is one of the John Deere
Company's right hand men, writes
that he expects to come up to Sank
Centre when the bass season opens
and with party of comrades spend a
week at one of the nearby lakes lur-
ing the gamey bass. Owing to the
wet weather the frog crop is good
this year. The last few years frogs
have been scarce and difficnlt to get.
The present outlook for croakers
ploacoc tho fisherman