The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-07-31
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Bishops. ADV.
A. B. Nelson is preparing to move
his tailor shop to Glenwood.
Continuous show at the Savoy on
circus day, II a. m. to II p. M. Adv.
The circus comes to town next Sat-
urday. The indications are for a big
crowd.
The city council will hold its regu-
lar August meeting next Wednesday
evening.
New pictorial review style book will
arrive Saturday at the Fair Store. adv
Mr.. Alfred Anderson and Miss Til
lie Brecken were quietly married in
St. Cloud last week. T.. 3 II
Try our non-caking powdered sugar:
you will find it better than you are
buying. L. S. Bishop CO. Adv.
The regular August meeting of-the
Board of Education will be held. next
week Thursday evening.
What is success but to. attempt still
higher things. Attend Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi. adv
There will be service in St. Johns
Church, Ashley, next Sunday after
noon at three o'clock.
Haag's Shows exhibit in Sank Cen
tire Saturday, August 2. adv
Grain never looked finer in this vi
cinity than it does this year. With
good weather there will be an excel
lent crop.
Have one or two Pianos for rent
al on easy terms. Cheap for Cash.
Act quickly. n. r. Halverson &
Co. Adv
The park at the Great Northern
station is one of the beauty spots OF
the city. 1t grows more attractive
every year.
Listen; every piece of silver ware
purchased from our store is engraved
free of charge. G. H. Vandesteeg.
Adv.
The city council met on Monday as
a Board of Equalization and will be
in sessic n good deal of the time this
week.
Fancy white comb honey, just the
thing to use instead of fruit or meat.
L. S. Bishop Co. Adv
A party of autoists from Sunburg,
Mimi, due in Sank Centre next
Sunday about 4:3O p. m. and will stop
all hour.
Good Coffee % cts, regular 25 cent
grade: at Bishops. Adv.
Recent rains have caused a material
rise in Sank Lake. They have also
produced a large crop of particularly in
dustrious and pestiverous mosquitoes.
I will serve lunches at Ward Springs
at any hour, or dinners on telephone
order. Sleeping accommodations and
board by day or week. Mrs. G. G.
Hausser.
O. B. Boobar is repairing the front
of his buildings on the east side of
Main street and which was formerly
occupied by Benson's tailor shop.
G. L. johnson went to Minneapolis
Sunday morning to meet the remains
of his sister arriving from Los Angel
es,. CAL, that day. Interment was in
Greenwood cemetery.
Special bargains in uncolored Japan
tea. IS cts, 3 lbs. for sl.Oo, regular 40
cent grade. L. S. Bishop Co. ADV.
Lee g. Gingery have enlarged their
lumber shed at Westport, doubling its
capacity, and have made other i'm
provements. Mr.. Gingery was busy
there the most of the time last. week.
We can furnish you the freshest
fruits and vegetables. Just look at
at our mammoth ice box and you will
see the reason why. l.. S. Bishop Co.
Adv.
The sink hole on the Great North
ern road near Meiby, which have been
causing trouble of late, has been fixed
up and trains now run over that
stretch of track without delay or dam
ger.
Alderman Geo. O'Gara has renovot-
ated the interior of the Grand Opera
House to such an extent that it is
scarcely recognizable. Afterrepairing
the roof and painting the exterior of
the house, the popular alderman from
the second ward repainted and repa-
! pered the interior: The change is a
great improvement, and makes, the
house an attractive place for enter.
tainments, The alderman expects to
booka goodly number of high class
shows during the coming secson.
Extra fruit jar covers Of all kinds
at Bishops. ... ADV.
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