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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29
ZPRAVY z RAVENNA, NEBR.

Tento tydcn 10 najcdnou o.
trplilo, TAX zc kazd} chodil po Il.
liri brz kabatu Snih 50 brzy
Nratll Ndlada jest skoro iarni
Lnosni rok m@li lcdafi ra-
dost, neb hyI ten nejlcpsi a nci-
@l5lI led, jak} jsme kdy yidali
Nas ledar, kdyz lapInil vsechny
lcdnlcr We mtstt, zabdjil syou
@innost meH rarm6fi dokonee
do iinFrh mtst nfkolik kar ledu
dopravil.
Panoy6 Antonin Bauer
Fantiaek lierauck ud6lali 81 vi.
lel do Crete q okoli Pan Bauer
tam ma slaficktho otcc n6kolik
pfatel Il pan Iierinek icl MIN,
pontyad< 81 ill ddmo pfdl ably ii
prohltdl tamdiii kraiinu I'm ne
kolik dni pfiiela take pam nau
oroya, pontyudl so j aliskalo
donna Mali iil odrostleisi d5ti,
iak lo To- ido yalaiili sc MA n6ka.
lih dui z domu,a. nehor d5ti ho.
spudaraEi sany ulatarNaH
Fan Jos slmun ndrirl tenta
/ ttdpn ua prubltfIkff tHalffnpuFa "a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29
PRO cESKY DEN MA VISTA.
VI D0MACtHO PRUMYSLU.

V DedGIi odpoIedne konana byIa
v Sokoloyne schdze zAStupeh spoil.
kh, jakoz jednotliyc1, kten Sc
jiz pfihlasili k 1castenSyi ma chy-
stanGm CeskGm dni ma vystaye
domAcibo prhmyslu, JET konana
bude Y bfeznu Y omazskGm Audi.
toriu.
I'm pfedsedu zyolen byl p. Vac
Law Bures, za tajcmnika p. J.. j.
Kntak. NasIedujici spolky byly
zastoupeny: Rad Dobromila, Il.
c. B. J. (pf. NJ. BurcSoyd) ; spolek
sy. Amy (pf HefmdnkoyA) +; sbor
Hvezda Move Dolby (pi. DudoyA) +;
spolek sy. Ludmily (pf, KunclovA
a 81. Marie SvaGinoyaJ spolek sv.
Anezky (sl, NJ. Baresoya) spolek
sy. CyriIa a Metbodtjc Up. Jos. u.
Kreja a p. Jos. ProskoGiU spo-
lex sv, Jin, p. StGpan Matcba,
jenz zAroyeh zastupovaI spoIck sv.
Jana; spolek ~. Aloisia Up, Jan
KotrbaJ TEL. Jednota SokoI: PIP.
i. j. Riha, OIdfich Jelen, Jan P0-
spichal a Ant. KfeGek, MI; Loze
Jan Hus, Rytifd Pythioyych Opp.
T. Prochaska n Fred Sldma) :;
Dram. odbor Tel. Jednoty Sokol
(p. Jos. Mix rad PaIacky, u. G,
b. j. (pp, i. j. Kutak V. j Ra-
ba). Pan X. IIefmAnck povcfen
byl jako zastupce KatoIickGho Del
nika {. IS, ale pon6yadz meskal ma
sjezdu, nemohl Sc dostayiti. Mezi
jednotlivci, ktcff sch6ze We s1tast-
Mill, byIi PIP. DR., i. A. SedldGek,
V. i. Voditka a JIM. Jedndno by
10 o programu ma Cesky den a po
dclI vym6nG ndbledI pracc Ia
sy6fena zyIastnimu v%boru, do
kterthoz zyoleni: ri. lIcfmanko-
va pi. Buresova a PIP, DR.. +. \.
SedldGek, Jos, Mix a +. j. Rfha. |
Vyjednavanim fiditeli VISTA
Wy poytfeni PIP. v Bures, Oldfich |
JeIen a j. f, KrejU. Tajemniku
ulozeno bylo rozeslati dopisy ma
ysecky spolky v Omaze j South O.
maze a wyatt je k lcastenstvi,
tax ably omen CesIty den ma VISTA
We domdciho prhmyslu byl skutec-
ne dustojnym, usneseno konati
pristi schulz patek yeGcr 7. Gno-
ra op6t v Sokolovnt.
Tato yystava domdeiho prlmy-
slu neni pouze podnikem mistnim,
nybrz bude na nj zastoupena celia
a tudiz take 4 yenkoya
lie velkf G6astenstW oGekdyati
klcri ma y}slayu zavita-
j, meli by 81 nayst6vu zafiditi TAX,
ably mohli b}ti 1tastni Ccslttho
due, kter5 po Ceskam dni nn "
stav6 Zamississipskt slibuje byti
ton nejvttsi tcskou manfcstaei Y
tomto mtstt, Doufimc, 10 nejo,
nom ysecky spolky budou Sc podi.
lett ma tomto hnuti, ale zdroyen ttl
iednotlivei. ktcii ocholni isou pfi-
Iozili ruku k dilu, kdyl Sc jcdnd @
lohrou wee.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29

jsou yyzyyani, aby pracoyaIi pro
yIAdnf ylastnictyf TELEGRAPH a te-
lefond. X tomu eli jiz nekolik
pfedloh bylo kongresu podAno
a yIadnf vlastnictvf TELEGRAPH od-
porucoyal sam generalnf post.
mistr Hitchcock We sve lonskG yy.
roGnf zprAve.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29
UPoZoRNENf CTENARUM.

Kalendafe "Amerikan" na rok
1913, nam jiz dosly n tudN jich
ncmame, Mil nasi GtenaH mus
sob6 vybrati n6jakou jinou pre-
Mi. Name jest6 zhsobu kalen.
dAfu . Czech, dale Sidla, ndzky,
kuchyhske nacini a pfistroj ma
Slehani bilku. - Vsicbni ii, jiz
sobG pref premii, nccht sob6 po-
spiM, pokud zdsoba staGi.
Administrace Pokroku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29
NeEtGStf ma kfizovatce.

NeEt9SN ma kfizovatce.
TG lide byIi na mistG zabiti a
osm poraneno, tfi nepochybnG
smrteln6, kdyz Soo-Spokane ry-
chI0ylak yraziI do vozu na kfizo-
vatce blize Martin, N. D., Y pom
d6lL Usmrcent byli: Jacob
Helm, farmaf, 50,lety q jeho dya
synkoyG, William a Albert We VI
ku q 3 rokh. Tfi druhG d6ti
Hcimoyy, jenz byl bobatym far
mafem blize Martin, jsou v kriti-
ckem stayu.
Nabizi 100000 "a LEX proti tu-
berkulose.
Million doIIard jest nabldka, o.
bIasenA Charles u. Finlay-em,
new-yorskym bankGfem, kdyz je-
no YET, Rexford Paris'z u Indiana
polls u "a jinych osob Y tGt0 zeni
bude uzdrayeno sGrem objeve-
nym DR.. i. Il. Friedmanem 4 Ber-
lima, KabeIografickG depese sd6-
Iuji yeIikych GspG5ich docfIc-
nych timto lGkem, jehoz tajem-
stW DR.. Friedman sv6fil nGmcckG
zdrayotni radt. Finlay prayi We
sve nabldcc uGin6nl DR.. Fried
manoyi, ze ochoten jest zaflditi
nemocnici n opatfiti posteIc pro
nemocnG slOziti ten million, tfe-
ba ze potom stane Sc chuddkem,
kdyI yyIGGcno bude novym tim
ltkem 05 procent pfipad1 " 100.
Cerna ruka v Ceresco.
Take ma venkoy trhlo. Pet bo-
hatych farmAfl V okoli Ceresco
dostaIo dopisy, kterG byly dany
ma poStu Ccresco patrnG V nedG-
ii, V dopisech tech Sc zada, ably
sIoziIi $1,000. ClenovG "CernG
ruky" patrnd jest pachateld
vice -- pGknG to rozdtIilL Poole
kab6tu, jak mohIi asi souditi. T.
b. Smith jest odsouzen zapIatiti |
Fl 900, NJ. Brodic $1,000, tentW |
obnos J. Martin, p. X. Bigger
tisic sIeviIi, ale ma Clar-
foyi Turneyovi to Ease cht6Ii trh-
louti, ncbof zadaji ma mem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29

hnNnAA II auEa asu4siss /
hplaa aaymA IA
dfH kaE teEisiH9i ~ ftaetah
eft NeHEat
ali'tso asiHmsiAka fsetat EsI
hsHaifftsfi ed fts - fsfsk plelalai
hfn as lskFaA nsh ttskas a tsais.
"a aa eaaA III
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29

| $4,000, y5ecb pit farmAfd jcst
V jednG sekcL Dopisy jsou psA.
ny drobnym peknym pismen. ---
CbIapici vi poruGili, kan mai by-
ii penfze uIozeDy. Smith mi Jc
poloziti mill ma vyebod Cd Ceres.
60 X jedenact6mu teIefopnimu
sJoupu, q zasypat snGbem Brodie
mill M yycbod b sever Cd Ceres.
80 k pat6mu doupu cd Jeho po-
zemku. Martin mill ma vgchod
cd Ceresco take X pAt6mu slou.
pu od jebo pozemku. V dopisech
byIy obsazeny take brozn6 VI.
brGzky,. Ku pr, jestIize pepfze
nebudou s1ozeny do urGitG DOLBY,
ze Aiyot ontch postizenygch vii
ma nitcc. Zadano bylo, aby penf.
Ne sIozeny byly na urGitG mfsto,
ale pax se nikdo neodyazoyaI na
TO mfsto pfijlti do 80 dnf. Jestli
pry neyyboW, ze nebudou yid6ti
apriIovG Lunce, Jejicb domoyy
bndou rozbity ma kousky, Rozumf
So samo sebou, " yfc vzbudiIa
mnoho sensace u kazdg jest zyG-
dav, jedDa.li se tn skuteGnG 0 w.
dlrani, ancbo jest to jenom nejap-
ny Hcrt.
ZAtopa na Missisgippi
RozyodnGnA feka Mississippi
protrhla hrazc na ygcbodnim bfc-
Iu sto mil scycrnG Cd VicksburQ,
Miss, n zatopiIa niziny V rozlozc
asi 1000 GtvcrcGHich nil. Pat |
nact muz1, nichH 400 jsou tire
stanci, pracujc ducm ! noci na o.
pray6 hrdzi, ay8ak y rnaiym IDA |
rem Mad praci tou d0hliM ma
jor Woodruff Il inzcngrskGho ar,
mddnibo sb0ru.
Zahynuli v hoffci budovt. |
Tfi basiGi zahynuli pH pozdru, |
ttcry zniGil budoyu Elkd Y East |
H. Louis, H.. V sobotu yeGer.
'yIi to porucik John Connors n
Fred Ford q Joe Corncis. podIaha
7 hot1cf budovG Sc pod mini pro
,ofiIa, kdW pryni tam vnikli.
)dsouzen k Smrti pro enlistment.
Nathaniel Green, Gcrnoch, jcnz
IopustiI 81 1toku ma pi. Adelaide
:, Grantoyou, btIosku, ma stGdry
.etcr We Washington, y, g., cd,
QUEEN byl X smrti ma odporuteni
,oroty, ktcra zadaIa 0 uIozeni
trcstu CcrHoch ma
ri popraycn 81, bfczna, ma Vel
= pdlck. Fri ohld5cni ortclc
oudcr Stafford naval zIodin DER
orhuy horsim nrz vraIda Pani !
jest Iouou lautstnancc
70 vIhdui slu/bG !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29

lie, jez braIa smutecnf pochod.
Tclem6 pozdstatky admirala Jo-
neSe objeyeny byly Y Paf1M q asi
pred rokem pfiyezeDy do Spoj,
Statd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29

spodyne, sletna Wilmerdingoya
kterA jest vlastne pffeinou onohc
odcizeni Prayf se, zc tato hospo.
dyn1 pfiycdIa gencrala ma mizi
nn spekulacemi na burse. serii
Hamburger, stary pf1tel Sicklesdv,
dorucil mu zatykaG pondeIf, ale
do yezeni jej ncyzal, ponevadz III.
neny jsou pokusy 0 sehnanf zpro-
nevefeneho obnosu. Pi. Long.
streetoyA, vdova po generAlovi,
jenz stAl II Gettysburgu na strane
konfederaGnf proti diyisi Sickle
soye, sama Sc nabfdla, ze ty penf-
ne ma Jihu opatn, kdyz severnI
.pfatele Sicklesoyi TAX neucinf.
Gen. Sicklcs byI dyakrate zenat,
Prvnf jebo zena byla Italka, dee.
ra sIaynfho itaIskGho malife, dru-
ba SpantIka h aristokratickG ro-
diny.
Ma Filipinach dosud neni pokoj.
Bezdratova depese cd brigad.
nfho generala Pcrshinga, obdrze-
na Mantle pondtIi, podavA
zprayu 0 bityG sVedenG blizc Tag
litsi %. Iedna, mezi domorodci
kmcne Moro a odd6lcnim filipin-
skych zvGdu a Getnictva. Setnfk
Patrick McNaIIy a scst zyGdh, do
morodych to yojakh, bylo usmr-
ccno a porucikoyG Townsend,
Cochrun Il Whitney h Gctnictva a
dcvatcnAct muz1 poranGno. V do
datctnG depeH zminujc SO gen.
Pershing 0 hrdinstvi, jake osvtd-
eli ddstojnici muzstvo V boji
proti yelikG pfesiIe Mor1.
John Paul Jones ulozen k yecne-
mu odpocinku.
Ia jednoduchych, dlstojnych
vsak obfadd, tGlesnG pozlstatky
Johna Paula Jonese, pryniho ad-
mirAla We vdIeGnGm lodstyu anne
rickGm, ulozeny byIyi k poslednf-
mn odpoGinku Y move krypt6 pod
<apIf ndmofnickG akadcmie VI
Annapolis, Md. Krone jinych
yynikajic1ch osobnosi, pfitomni
Iyli sckretaf ndmofnictya, Me
yer, francouzsky vclevyslancc
jusserand a guvernGr Goldsbo-
'ough.. Rakcv, nesena prostymi
lamofniky, provdzena byIa bri-
,adou 700 kadet6, hudbou Y Ge-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-29
Nepomohlo mu, ze svedcil pro
zalObu

Charles Hcikc, dnytjM sekre-
tar American Sugar Refining Co.,
zname Iepe jako cukernf trust,
neziskal 81 immunitu tim, ze syGd.
eli pred veIkou porotou spoIko-
you 0 podvodech pAchanych pfi
y6zenf cukru pf1stavu Y New
YOrku. ROzbodnuti V tom smy-
sIu vydal pondtli ncjvy@f soud
Spojenycb Statd. IIeikc yysIou-
ziti mi osm mtslcf We vGzeni za-
pIatiti $4,000 pokuty, avsak Iezi
tGzce ncmOccn ma srdcGni chorobu
We SVEN domov6 v Jersey City,
n. j., n jest pry maIo nadtje ma
jcho uzdraycni. u tGto pffGiuy
rodina ami ncpodaIa mu zpravu o
rozhodnuti nejyyssiho soudu.
Nesnaze gen. sicklesa.
Vrchnim soudem New Yorku
yydan byl zatykaG ma gen. DAM
ella Sicklcsa, byvalGho pfcdsedu
pomnikovG komise statu New
1orku, pro zproneyGfeni $23,47
fonda zminGn6ho tGIesa. Gen.
SickIes jest 92 roxy star byl
jednim h prosluIych vclitclu Y OBJ
Ganskt vdlcc. V bitv6 II Gcttys-
burgn pfisel nohu. Kdyz pred
n6jakym Gasem mtly byti prodd-
ny drazbou RUNE pamatnosti
gen Sicklesa pro dluhy, prisIa
mu ma pomoc jcho zena, kterou
jiz skOro Gtvrtstoleti nezije, a
lastayivsi sy6 kIenoty, dluhy W.
"oynaIa; avsak nyni pravi, lie ne
niue Sc ozebratiti k yuli muM,
ftcry o nj MEDIA. jest pry o
'hotna pfijati startho gencraIa
,tcyrenou ndru6i, pfijdc-Ii a bu-
lc-li 8 nj naddle Iii, ale nikdo
ory nemnze oGekdyati, ably ma po-
noe mn pfispGla zachrdnila jcj,
,okud Y dome zjistane jeho ho-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
Stormy Cape Horn.

The waters of Cape Horn have never
been unvisited by storms for more
than q week or two at stretch within
the memory of man. Standing on the
outposts Of the world, Cape Horn is
the meeting place of ocean currents of
very different temperature, from the
icy cold waters of the Antarctic drift
to the warmth Of the Brazilian and
Peruvian return currents. The pre-
vailing winds are from the northwest
and west, and these, coming from the
warm regions of the Pacific, condense
into fogs, which the sailors call Cape
Horn blankets" and which are the
forerunners of storms. The extremely
low level to which the glaciers OF
TERRA del Fuego descend, the per-
,petual congelation of the subsoil, the
meeting of conflicting winds at very
different temperatures, are all direct
or indirect causes combining to make
this the most constantly stormy re-
giOn of the world. @-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23

Miss Mayme Tooley, who has been
one of the efficient employees in the
Herald office for greater portion of,
the time during the past two years,
severed her connection with the paper
Thursday of last week. She has been
visiting friends at Melrose for several
days but will soon leave for the home
of her parents at Park Rapids. The
Herald has it on pretty good author
ity that the young lady will soon
enter a new field of endeavor,, and the
best wishes of the Herald force will
90 with her.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
She Had Money

"And why" she asked, do You
think the world is better now that it
was twenty-five years agoP'
Because you were not in it then,G
he replied. ~
"Ah, am afraid you wish to natter
me. l am nearly twenty-eight.'
ais it possible? Well, ina way I'm
glad of it,
"Why?'
"You see, I'm thirty-seyen, and /
don't believe that any man ought to
be more than eight or nine years older
than his wife"
ooh, Horace! How romantic you
are! l wonder If any other man ever
adopted such lovely way to let a
girl know that he cared for her."-Chi-
cago Record Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23

Herald understands that the paper
will be under the direct management
of Mr.. Howard. Editor Steffens has
had the paper on the market for some
time. Melrose is a live town and
should support a newspaper in first
class shape. The Herald welcomes
the new owners into the Stearns
county newspaper field, also hoping
that Mr.. Steffens may find congenjal
field i'm which to locate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
INNER BEAUTY.

There is nothing in the whole
world that can vie with the soul
in its eagerness for beauty or
in the ready power wherewith it
adopts beauty unto itself. There
is nothing in the world capable
= of such spontaneous uplifting,
of such speedy ennoblement;
nothing that offers more scrupu-
lous obedience TO the pure and
noble commands it receives.
There is nothing in the world
that yields deeper submission
to the empire Of a thought that
is l0ftier than other thoughts.
And on this earth Of ours there
are but few souls that can with
stand the dominion of the soul
that has suffered itself to be-
come beautiful
In all truth, it might be said
that beauty is the unique ALI
ment Of our soul. for in all places
does it search for beauty, and
1t perishes not Of hunger even in
the most degraded OF lives, for,
indeed, nothing Of beauty can
pass by and be altogether nm
perceived. Maurice Maeterlinck.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
THE LOCAL FIELD
Brief Happenings of Interest Concerning People and Events
in and About Sank Centre.
aasRs&Aga8AAsa sagaslEs1shal kssaslsaat1sAssasa88

Fresh honey at the Golden Rule
Store. edv
Win Wilke of Grey Eagle was in
town Friday.
Sweet cider 40c per gallon. Nc
Cracker & Burgess. adv
DR.. Sommerville made trip to
Grey Eagle Wednesday.
Fine Norfolk sweaters and mack.
inaws at Nathes. adv
NJ. J. Cleveland of St. Cloud was a
Sank Centre visitor Saturday.
Very fine Tokay grapes at L. S.
Bishops. adv
Mrs. p. +. Mcnamara is visiting
with relatives in Long Prairie.
Remember the food sale. Saturday,
Oct. 25tb at Hanson & Emerson's. adv
Fl. E. Tollman of St. Cloud made a
business trip to Sank Centre on Fri
day.
Our new fine line of ''Dainty"
canned goods just in. Golden Rule
Store. adv
William Petit, Jr., of Minneapolis,
is visiting his sister Mrs. Rowe this
week.
Mrs. HIGHLAND and Mrs. Perkins of
Willard were Sank Centre visitors
Monday.
Fine Fall suits in grey, blue serges
and browns at $500, $500 and $50. 90.
M. Nathe: adv
The W. N. A. Circle will meet with
Mrs. r. E. Hansen on Tuesday,
October 18th.
Miss Nellie Gray who has been visit
ing in Kenmare, n. d., returned
home Thursday.
A big shipment of fine Concord
grapes just received at L. S. Bishops.
adv
Miss Alice Quinlin, of Fort Will
liams, Ont, is the guest of Miss Annie
Parker this week.
Given by home talent, 1.-THE Conn
try Minister" Friday, Nov. It'll.
Watch for large bills. adv
Christ Raiter of Alexandria passed
through town Tuesday morning on
his way to Little Falls.
Mf, and Mrs. Il. 4. Richards left
Saturday morning for several days
visit in the Twin Cities.
If you are looking for an up-to-style
full Northfolk Mackinaws, in all the
latest colors, go to NJ. Nathe's. adv |
Geo. Olmsted Of the Minnesota
Radiator Factory made a business
trip to Duluth on Friday.
L. S. Bishop Co. has the finest
brand of icing sugar on the market.
Always gives satisfaction. adv
BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. VI. A. Cole
on Sunday, Oct. 10, daughter,
mother and child are doing we'll.
Miss Anna Goodsell who spent the
summer in Sank Centre returned to
her home in Minneapolis Tuesday.
E. S. Tanner of Little Falls who
has been OH a hunt in this vicinity re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
Miss Lulu Chisholm who is teaching
in Burtrum spent her week end vaca-
tion the guest of Miss Clara Houghton.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23

New arrivals at McCracken & Bur-
CESS grocery, dill pickles, sweet cider.
Malaga grapes. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lagergren spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Lager
gren's parents in St. Cloud.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Tobey and
little Dorothy of Osakis, were Sunday
visitors, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Wilcox.
"The Country Minister at the
Grand Opera House Friday, Nov. 7th,
by home talent. Watch for bills and
don't miss it. adv
Fl. A. Petit arrived Saturday noon
from his home at Kimball. Mimi, for
a weekend visit with his aunt. Mrs.
Matte Pangburn.
Do you want a few bushels of those
big white potatoes for your cellar?
The Golden Rule have them. Phone
10. adv
Mike Graham, J 0 h n Boutell's
manager" returned from a three
weeks vacation Monday and resumed
work in Boutell's place.
We have some pure sorghum to ar
rive before Nov. 1st. Leave your Or
der for what you will need. Nc
Cracker & Burgess. adv
In the last weeks Herald it was
stated that the Lady Maccabees made
friendly call on Mrs. Matte Pang-
burn, it should have read the ''Re-
bekahs."
Mrs. A. Richardson left on Monday
for her home in Detroit, Mich, after
spending several weeks at the home
of her parents Mr.. ana Mrs. ID. c.
VanCamp.
Home grown buckWheat flour at 5
cents per 10. Golden Rule Store. adv
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will hold their annual exper-
fence social at the church Thursday
evening, Oct. so. Everyone is cordi-
ally invited.
Henry Bellefeuille, stenographer
and boOkkeeper at the Minnesota
Radiator Factory spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of his parents at
Little Falls.
Al the pew style winter caps and
hats you will find at Nathe's. adv
Mrs. Morrison, Matron of Pioneer
Cottage at the Girls Home School, |
very pleasantly entertained about 20
Of Der lady friends at cards last Sat
urday afternoon.
Get some of that new honey at l..
S. Bishops store. adv
In the Herald's write-up last week
Of the musicale given by the Ladies
Monday Musical Club at the home
Of Mrs. Sprague in honor Of Mrs A.
W. Austin couple of serious errors
crept in. In referring to the composer
of the opera "Thais'', his name was
made to appear as "Bassnet" wheh it |
should have been "Massanet." In the |
same story the Herald also stated
that a description of the Desert of |
That's was given, when it should
have read the desert of Thebes,"
instead
New Beavers and Fur Hats on Spec
ial Sale. Come in and see. Fair Store.
adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
POULTRY POULTRY

We want your poultry. Bring
it to us now and don't wait until
cold weather sets in, as then the
market will be overloaded and
prices will surely be much lower.
Sank Centre Meat & Mercantile
Company. adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
Stuns!

The amateur gardener saw an ad. In
a farm paper. The ad. read as follows:
"How to remove weeds without la
Dor. Ten minutes does the trick. Send
81 for recipe"
The amateur gardener sent the 81.
Two days later be received the recipe.
It read as follows:
Marry : widow 7 Cineinnati I'm
quirer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-23
Fancy canning pears, very fine at
L. S. Bishop Co.'S adv
Melrose PAPER Sold

Editor Steffens sold the Melrose
Beacon this week to E. d. Lum of
Valley City, N. D., and J. B. Howard
of McHenry, N. D. The new owners
will take immediate possession. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
FIREPROOF STORAGE

HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW AUTO
trucks-three OF them? More than all
Of our alleged competitors (eHd then
soms) Our strictly freproof storehouss
(only ore in the city free from RATS
and MICE), with private rooms for your
goods. Our packing and shipping depart
ment employs more men than all others
Why not have your moving. storage.
packing and shipping done by people who
know how, We Insure your goods en-
route from pllferage. Gre and all other
REDMAN FTREPROoF STORAGE CO.
b3s05
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CONTRACTORS

GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR Co
will give you estimates on your car
penter work, bricklaying and plsstering,
painting and knlsomlning. paper cleaning,
tuck painting and whitening and cement
work. We are reasone bic and satisfac-
rion guaranteed Phone Wasatch 1855.
ll5 East Second South si26i
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or Rent-Lodge Room

Xr~H-r - ~ >N->~~~>>~-~-------
nENT-LODGE ROOM WITH
.f2oo isoor' Apply room 1 Mack
t'Y-h' h3i0l
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..nsakeeping Rooms

--roNT ROOMS. WITH BATH.
~ fnoists. free light and gas
y conpr,Jiv or several men; only
t|f for ies esvnv hotel. &c r. 1st So.
rcntn. sa'o' b34SS
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FOR RENT
Apartments Furnished

5-RoON APARTMENT Sr
Regis. 34i T.. End South ....... S55 90
II YOU are looking for something In
TIE line OF eieea ntly furnished apart
fnents, you should call at the Holland.
No il0 South West Temple.
SALT LAKE SECURITY e. TRUST
COMPANY,
80 Main Street. Exchange 30.
ci42
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For SaIe-Pianos

MIST SELL MY STANDARD MAKE
upright plano at once: best ba rEaln In
the city for cash II bought today, In
vestlgate e67 Brooks avenue. Ashton
avenue car. cl2l
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OFFICE ROOM IN LARGE WINDOW.
corner 3rd so and West Temple. Ap-
ply J. V. Buckle Electric Go, Peery
| Hotel, building. c2O9
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Autos Stored and Repaired

THE PosToFFTCE GARAGE HAS BEEN
opened by ]. +. FLEECE and G.. W. Bal
lard and in the future wifi be run as
FIRST class auto shop. We have only skill
ful mechanics in our employ. Autos
stored and kept In running condition. So
73 Postoffice place. b4{&2
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Stores and Offices

BEST LOCATED OFFICE ROOMS IN
the city; very reasonable. Right next
10 Heart Of Business. Inquire on prem
lses, Boyd Park bldg. b3Si9
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Grain: Poultry Supplies


ORDER YOUR GRAIN. POULTRY
supplies from Granite Grain Co. 1850
East Twelfth South. s4291
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REGARDING THE
means that workers
willing and employ
treatment for their
touch With chances
while.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

ZION : BAKERY AND LUNCH
ROOM. % WEST FIRST SOUTH. In.
QUIRE AT GERMAStA LIQUOR co.
Is WEST FIRST SOUTH.
c5,o
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<snfortpsI fnpI OR WIDOW CAN FIND
|&orf aye nome In exchange for
- brunswick court. b536