The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-07-24
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August Hansen of Paynesville with
a bunch Of his fellow townsmen, all of
whom came over in their autos, pic
nicked here in the city park Sunday.
White shoes, slippers and pumps for
women, misses and children; we want
to close out every pair at cost. The
Model. Adv.
The exterior of the Grand Opera
! House is respondent in a new coat of
paint of drab color. The appearance
of the structure is thereby greatly
enhanced.
What does education mean to YOU?
Write Mankato Commercial College.
Mankato, Minn., and they will tell
you. Adv.
Emma S. J-hnson of Los Angeles.
CAL, died Monday of this week. The
remains will be taken to Minneapolis
for burial. Deceased is lister Of G..
L. johnson, proprietor Of the Fair
Store of this city.
On and after this date the Corner
Meat Market will deliver in the after
noon as we'll as during the forenoon.
Market closes at $50 p. m. Get your
orders in early. Chas. Dicks. Prop.
Corner Meat Market. Adv.
Jacob Botz blew into The Herald
office this morning with a fine bou-
quet gathered in his pretty flower
garden on Birch street. The frag-
rance of the flowers filled the sanctum
all day long. Many thanks.
Don't miss it! Ball game Sunday
at fair grounds. GlenWood VS.. locals.
adv
The new two cent passenger rate
took effect Monday morning, the local
agents of both the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific selling tickets
at that tariff. There was also sub
stantial reduction on freight tariffs
of from Is to 40 per cent.
Our July clearance sale of mems
and young mems suits is now on. iIf|
you need suit this fall. it will pay
you to buy it now. Twenty-Five per
cent off on every suit in the house.
The Model. Adv. |
Haag's Mighty Shows are billed for
Sank Centre August ,. 1t has been
long time since a circus has visited
Sank Centre, and the indications are
excellent for a big crowd on the date
named. The circus comes well recon-
mended and will doubtless please and
satisfy the public.
The Board of County Commission
ers met Monday morning in St. Cloud
as Board Of Equalization and will |
be in session until July 81. They |
will hold a special meeting August l
to act on petition for a ditch, and
will hold a regular meeting, on Aug
ust 5.
Glenwood vs.. Sank Centre Sunday
at fair grounds. Come out. adv
The case of VanDerhaar ct al, re-
Gently up in the Sauk Centre munic-
ipal court, was, according to state
ment made The Herald by the county
attorney, dismissed by that official
upon refusal Of the complaining wit
ness to give security for costs, the
county attorney being of the opinion
that he did not have sufficient evil
dence to convict.
The sober, quiet, innocent looking
camels are always objects of no little |
interest. With the herd in the |
mighty Haag shows, which are billed |
to appear in Sank Centre, Saturday,
August End, are to be found some of
the finest specimens ever exhibited in
this or any other country, including
the only living baby wild black camel
known to man, it's mother having died
upon it's birth. While a party of
hunters were in the high and cold
regions near the lake of Lobner last
December, in search of rare animals
for the mighty Haag shows the men
sighted small number of wild cam
els and singing one from the number
succeeded in capturingi it. Never hav.
ing seen the like before the collectors
became fired with the desire to show
them to the mighty Haag show pa
irons, but were not successful in
showing the original of the capture,
but baby elephant that bids fair to
be as vicious as it's mother. The
beast is, now giving it's keepers no end
of trouble and, all. kinds of difficulties
are daily encountered. Scientists and
all students of natural history will
find this untamable Quadruped an in
teresting study. ADV.