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CICoTTE's SUB.

TO 40. both inclusive: lots ioi TO 100,
both Inclusive. Cicotte. Gilbert and
Barkume's sub. Of lots n. 10 and "
and lots 4, . and .. Of lot 10. OF Pc.
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HANCOCK AVENUE.

Roll No. 4l12. The O. l0l.33 X. o
lots ii and ia-McLaug hlin's sub. Q
block B.. OF the sub Of the G. Nora
farm. On the north side Of Hancocl
avenue. between Hastings and 81. An
tome streets
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LIVINGSTONE AVENUE.

Roll No. 4127. Lot s-vincent's sub.
OF part of o. l. 1Ss. 9. OF Indiana street,
Rivard farm. On the south side OF
Livingstone avenue, between Hastings
ana Inward streeta
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GOODWIN AVENUE.

Roll No. 4111. Lot 60--Galloway and
the sub. of w. n of Y sec. "a. 10000
acre tract On the east side OF Good.
win avenue. between Holbrook ana
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CRANE AVENUE.

Roll No. fiol. Lot los.The MaIt'
sub. OF that part OF Y. G. 15t. lying p
Of Crane avenue. between Duncan and
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WILKINS STREET.

Roll No. i152. The w. rs a. OF lot
2, block tf-P1at OF the sub. OF the w
half OF p. C.. No., 81. from German street
to Railroad street. inclusive. On the
north side Of wilkins street between
Dubois street and ST. Aubin avenue.
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EAST-SIDE CITY.
ALEXANDRINE AVENUE

ALEXANDRlNE AVENUE.
Roll No. -4oss. Lot 1o4--sub. of lots
~ Il; az q; % and ne ;; part 2. g.
On the north Side Of Alsaand Hi s's nSs.
nue.. between st. Aubin avenue and
DeQuindre street.
ALTER ROAD.
8 and s%Aiter Wood PARK be Si = a 4
sub. Of lot >. OF the sub, Of lot 2. Az
t ts . :ue s e w. part zo Of p Poo. s1S On
kerehsvai avenue and charisvoix
Roll No. 1890, Lots 10 IL. IL. -.
being sub. OF. lot Q. OF the sub. OF
lot 2. Alters sub. OF W. part OF p. G.
$40. On the east side Of Alter road
between Kercheval avenue and Char
levoix street.
BEALS AVENUE.
lot Rel No; 1871. ana The n 1915 &. Of
side Of Beais avenue between ING Goethe wHss
street and Mack avenue.
BEAUFIAT AVENUE.
F sna s No sGsi L sss a a. IL
LIS a6 and "a. Medium farm between
Meldrum and Beaufait avenues and n
Beaufait avenue between Mack avenue
and Berlin street.
BRADY STREET.
Roll No 1923. Lot PLAT OF the
sub. OF the c. Moran farm, between
Gratiot and indiana streets On the
north side OF Brady street between
Hastings and st. Antoine streets.
CAMERON AVENUE.
Re, Roll u No; 4oS4 i Lots u and H.
10. ooo-acre tract. On the west side OF
and Westminster avenue.
CANFIELD AVENUE.
Roll No: 1925. Lots SO and CO.
N. Brewer's Crane avenue sub. and
lots ~, so. 81, "a. IS. IS. SO. 80 and
My lsoe1 feet OF lot 80. p. c. ga. be:
tween Mack and eratio, avenues: and
avenue. On the south side OF canfieid
avenue between Crane and Robins ave-
nues.
CANIFF AVENUE.
Roll No. 1926. Lots 6s, 81 and S.
Oak PNk, .Adolph Sioman's sub. OF a
On the north side OF Caniff avenue
between Cardoni avenue and Russell
street
CARD0NI AVENUE.
lot !. Of the sub. OF W. X OF 4 SEQ SEQ g. 3.
lot Lot s7.Rannsy and Butterneid.s
sub. Of lot /. except the My 80 n. Of
the sub. OF the W. II OF u sec. a.,
10. ooo-acre tract ON the west side Of
Holbrcok avenues.
CHANDLER AVENUE.
Roll No. 1923. Lot 40--Cha ndicr
OF f's ssc' ST. ioo6caers o' tract ' on s the
south side OF Chandler avenue be-
tween Oakland avenue and Beaubien
street.
CONCORD AVENUE.
Roll No. 1922. Lots Is and ie--Fran-
ces Il; Russelrs sub. OF part OF block
side OF Concord avenue. between JEFF
ferson and lafayette avenues
Lot 44-Beit Line sub. OF the n. WY
ton farm. and the My part OF p. G.
SIS On the east side of Concord ave
nue.. between Medbury avenue and
Lambert street.
COOPER AVENUE.
Roll No. 4ico: Lot i3s-Coopsr's sub
is Of Tome and .BStler.s sub of sec.
| the west side OF Cooper avenue be-
tween Barker and Chaplin streets.
CRANE AVENUE.
Roll No. fiOi. Lot 1O3--The MaItz
sub OF that part Of p. c. i5t. lying D.
OF Gratiot avenue On the west side
OF Crane avenue. between Duncan and
Lambert streets.
DELMAR AVENUE.
neg. ss!. SUB SS a91 j., q the sub: Of y;
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CARDONI AVENUE.

lot n9 g. Of ri the sub. Of w. Of sse a. a.
1O,000-acre tract
Lot s7-Rannay and Butterneld's
sub Of lot 1. except the My 80 IT. Of
f0,000-acre tract On the west side OF
CardonJ avenue between owen and
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THIRTIETH STREET gavin,

1i7s cubic yards OF excavation.
2 1i2s.4s lineal feet Of curbstone new
atss. IL square yards OF asphaitic
concrete Natural Lake Asphait) paw
ts.as cubic yards Of concrete under
and behind curb.
city Estfrnates.
1l2 cubic yards OF excavation.
a6.2s iineai feet OF new curbstons
sIss iineai feet of new curbstone IN
.f4-F r 2-2o, II Med) circles furnished
by contractor.
,ss'li square yards Of ssphaltic con-
s12 cuhie- yards OF concrefs under
and behind curb.
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CHANDLER AVENUE.

Roll No. 1923. Lot 40--Chandlcr
avenue sub OF park lot 8. OF the sub
of Sec So. 10,000-acre tract. On the
south side OF Chandler avenue be-
tween Oakland avenue and Beaubien
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CAMPAUps SUB.

Lots 8 TO "a, both inclusive; lots as
81: lots IS TO 81. both inclusive. Daniel
J. and Louis p. Campau's sub OF o. l..
II. OF Theodore J. and Denis ]. Cam
pau's sub. OF p. G. No. 266.
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COOPER AVENUE.

Of part OF the r. G. of r. G. 1s2 and q.
4. "a OF Toms and Boilers sub. of sec.
i, n. {. OF p. C.'s 257 and 337. on
the west side or Cooper avenue be-
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UTICA AVENUE (Paving)

1865 cubic yards of excavation.
441T.15 lineal Feet or curpstone
(new) straight
ssso.33 square yards OF asphaltic
concrete Natural lake Asphalt) paw
iis.1s cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb
City Estimates
113 cubic yards OF excavation.
"a lineal feet or new curbstone
sb'iS iineai feet OF new curbstone In
90 r. Med.) circles furnished by
contractor
crete Natural Lake Asphalt) paving.
I.74 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
12s.04 lineal feet or retaining stone.
ola Medina curb may be used
Wv
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CANFIELD AVENUE.

Roll No 1895. Lots 80 and 60
Low and Yerkes sub OF lot 1ss OF John
M. Brewers Crane avenue sub. and
My 1861 feet OF lot SO. p. c. GA, be-
tween Mack and Gratiot avenues. and
the ely part OF p. g., 154, 3. OF Garfield
avenue. On the south side of Canfieid
avenue between Crane and Robins ave-
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+. WIDMAN STREET

widman's sub. of part OF lot 8. OF
Theodore j. and Denis J. Campaus sub.
OF frac. secs 20 and 30. T. s., r.. 10 y.
on the east side OF widman Place. be-
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Reinforced Concrete.
MEDBURY AVENUE (Pavine)

From the east line of ST Aub,, a.
the west line Of Mt Elliott, &c feet
wide, with reinforced concrete. (Thom.
as System)' on concrete foundation
stone that may be bid upon and or
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ONEIDA AVENUE.

81 h Sioe 10; . .sas Lot 3, slsss : ls
of that part q tns wv vrf hcos y su e
ssi lying between Jsnsrson svenns'
ana LAnerty road and lots 2. and 81
OF the sub. Of p. c. as On the oasfy
tween Jefferson and Kerchsvai avsnncs,.
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BRAKE AVENUE.

Roll No. 4ios. Lots IL. Is. IA. is
son PARK sui: ~ a1 % It. 0i Jefferson Psri
Realty CO. o nthe east aide OF DRAKE
avenues
Roll No. 4lo4. Lots 40. Al. AZ. 40
AZ, As and So, block F-Jeferson Park
sub OF the Jefferson Park Realty Co
tween Freud and Essex avenues.
Roll No. tl06 Lots 13T, las. 1t7
i4s lS2. l59. lso and 1sl. block E.
Jenerson Park sub. OF the Jefferson
Park Realty Co. On the west side 81
Drake avenue. between Jefferson AM
Freud avenues.
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WILLIS AVENUE.

Roll No. 4f54. Lots II and 1s--Pist
OF the sub. OF o. l. No. .. Chapoton
farm. On the east side OF Willis ave.
Moran street
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FRANKLIN STREET.

Roll No. 411o. The n. &C II. OF ". 60
n. except r. Il. OF lot +s-Rivard farm:
p. c.. No. ISL. On the south SIDE OF
Rioueile atreets
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CUSTER AVENUE Paving

s347 cubic yards of excavation.
4ils.57 lineal feet of curbstone
(new) straight.
seia ob square yards of asphaltic
concrete Natural Lake Asphalo paw
ing.
and behind curb.
City Estfmates.
a20 cubic yards OF excavation.
1540O iineal feet OF new curbstone
(straighD.
fx-T II 2-10' r Med-) circles furnished
BY contractor.
crete Natural Lake Asphalt) paving.
1i.57 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
- go ljneal feet of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
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DILLON AVENUE (Pavinel

the south line Of West 9ra nSSid sou, to
ward. ss feet wide with reinforced
foundation and Berea, Medina ~ 80 sc
other curbstone that may be bid unny
and ordered. ~" upon
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MARTIN EST. SUB.

The s. 900 It. Of lot IS. lying north
opened; sub. Of Il. Martins Est. s. OF
the Chicago road. being lot No. IL. Of
p. G. No. so and the s. part Of p. G.
No 10
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WATSON sTREFr.

ESll Nc =, ,. .Isi. ~. The "; 60 g; q e,
Z. half OF Tot 8. OF Brush's sub. OF part
OF park lots ~, 1s, ts ana ~. On the
north side OF Watson street between
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Philip AyENJIE

Roll No. t1s7. Lots Is and 4s--,e
Pointe View. Jos, s. yisger and Edgar !.
:. Hnching,s sub. OF that part OF Tor
tween r Jefferson avenue and Ladsrfy =
- Lot tsaFox Creek sub. part OF P.sss
y. ixV On the east and west niHaS y
or Philip avenue. between Jefrsrson Y
and kerchevael avenues 49,,
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), E .pl 70; ti52. Let go. & p
nus; on on the se.sk sids g 4eeres sy1
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LESSING STREET

Roll No. 412s. Lot s5--A HesseI-
bacher's sub. of the N. 1910 n. OF r. O.
of p. c. No 152. On the north side
OF LEASING street between Mcclellan
and Pennsylvania avenues.
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CANIFF AVENUE.

Roll No 4ogs. Lots IS. 81 and SIS
portion OF u sec, 20. l0,000-acre tract
On the north side OF Caniff avenu
between Cardoni avenue and Russell
street
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Roll No. 400. The W. IS IT.. OF lot
10 and o. 10 e. of lot L. block a.
Brush's sub. of that part OF the BRUSH
Farnsworth, street and the .. line OF
Alexandrine avenue. On the north side
OF Forest avenue, between John n
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Roll No. tiss. Lots Is. "a ana IS
o. !, .; stusrts sub. OF o. L 4 and n AZ
H. II OK .. = p. G g. LouisI Moran fsru
tween Rivard and Hasfines 1890.
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PALMS SUB.

Lots SO to IS. both inclusive; the N
It. o. vacated Bulwer avenue lying
s. OF and adjoining lot 80, Palms sub.
OF a part OF lot 8, Christopher Marley
Lots 1. 2, 8, 4, lots 1o6 Ito 142. both
inclusive: lots 161 to f6s. both inclu-
sive, Palms sub. OF the My part OF
o. l. IS. p. G. so.
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The n, 275 It. on west side and being
lying south OF and adjoining Edward
street and north OF and adjoining
Bulwer avenue, IL extended sub. of p.
C.. No. 60 confirmed TO James Baby. for
the heirs OF James Dunlop. lying 8. OF
and adjoining Dix avenue.
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ST. AUBIN AvENUE.

Roll No. 4147. Lot 12o-wilkinS sub.
or part OF \ secs IS and 80. $4,000
Aubin avenue. between Marskon and
Euclid avenues.
Roll No. 4l4s Lots 30. 80. 20 ana Il
--Livingstone's sub OF part Of a secs
No. IS. So. 0,0O0-acre tract. On the
west side OF st. Aubin's avenue be-
tween Clay and Marston avenues.
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HIBBARD AVENUE.

sons sub. OF lots 2 and 3. in Alber
Cranes sub Of p. c. GA and Q. b3.9
It. OF p. c. 723. n. of Jefferson avenu,
On the west side Of Hubbard avenue
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TOWNSEND AvENUE.
WAIBRIDGE STREET

Roll No 415o. The w. 1854 n. OF Ioi
Dyke farm. p. c. s7s. n. OF dratioi ave-
nue. on the south side OF Walbrtdgs
street. between Van Dyke and Man
well avenues.
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IS, 10. 40, Il. 20 and the 3. part or al
Wftherell farm, n. OF Gratiot street
On the north side Of Alexandrine ave.
nue.. between st. Aubin avenue and
DeQuindre street
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HITCHINGS AVENUE.

Roll No. ais. Lots loo. 101. 102,
1ol, les, llL Iss--Pointe View. Joseph
8. visEer and Edgar J. Hitchings sub;
OF that part Of lot 1. OF the sub. OF
e.M OF p C. 321, between yefferson
avenue and Lafferty road. On the cas-,
side OF Hitchings avenue. between JEFF
ferson and Kercheval avenues.
Roll No. 411s. Lot 1T2, the n. 20 II
Of lot 1873, the .. 20 IT, OF lot 1s4. lott
206, cot and 209-Pointe View. JOSEPH
g. visger and Edgar J. Hitching's sub
of that part OF lot I, OF the sub. o,
O. y or p. G. 321, between Jefferson
avenue and Lafferty road. On tho ives,
side OF Hitchings avenue. between JEFF
fAraon and KerchaYal aYenueA
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From the north line OF Michigan "a
with reinforced concrete (Thomas 81.
tenn on concrete foundation and Rerss
Medina or any other curbstone tss,
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SEMINOLE AVENUE.

Meredith's sub. or the WY Y OF block
a. of the sub: of that part Of the Cook
farm. C. ~. l53. 1b5 and iSo. be-rl
the east side OF Seminole avenue bel
tween Garfield and Forest avenues. ~
Lot II. block 2o--Stephen's Elm Park 3
and lob. lying n. OF Gratiot Avenue.
On the west side OF Seminole avenues
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PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE.

Roll No; t1ss Lot .. block s-Albert'
n ~ and Jos. 8. visgsrss SUBJ
SUB. or that part OF p. c. ISL ana S3T't
OF Cadillac avenue and botvoor7'
MACK and shoemaker avenues. On the
tween Warren and Forest avsnu~S
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Asphaltic Concrete

Note--Bidders must submit samn,..
OF the asphalt and fluxing oil proposed
pies OF asphalt 10 pounds OF OIL nr.
gallon. 80 'f' o"e
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
OSAKIS
(From the Review.)

From inside railroad circles comes
the announcement that beginning on
April rs the Great Northern will re-
turn to it's last summers schedule and
add four passenger trains to this run.
While Agent Greeley has not received
the new schedule, information has
been received through sources that
feet that Oriental limited train No. l
will be returned to this division and
will reach Osakis shortly after 3
o'clock in the afternoon. This train
will stop here from June LIST to Oc-
tober 1st. No. the fast east-bound
train, will also be returned to this line
on about its old running time, CAB p.
m. Secretary Ruggles of the Osakis
Commercial Club has assurances that
this train will stop at Osakis begin
ming April rs. Both of these trains
give through service, making few
stops. Former trains Nos. 20 and 80
will be put back and will do local
work between Melrose and Barnes
vile and will become fast trains east
and west of these points. The same
authority for the above rumors has it
that trains Nos. II and IL will not run
on Sunday, but will be operated on
week days only, as at present.
F. H. Borchert, president of the
Osakis State Bank has just completed
one of the finest homes in the country
and the family have moved into the
new home this week. The house has
been a year under construction and is
built at cost of $4,000. The new
home is located on Lake street on lots
bought year ago from the Sander
son estate and is just east of the San
derson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels P. Hanson, living
west of this village on the Alexandria
road, celebrated their silver wedding
last Sunday evening, when their old
friends and neighbors to the number
of nearly fifty called at their commo-
dious farm home and left numerous
tokens of regard and expressions of
good will.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
MELROSE
(From the Beacon.)

AS announced some time since Mel
rose is to enjoy University week
again this year. The dates from May
81 to June 9Th is during a time when
farmers will be able to attend and en-
joy the program. From reliable
sources it is learned that the men in
charge of this work are preparing a
special program for Melrose that is
sure to please those that enjoy fun as
well as the men who wish to learn
what is being done at our great state
educational institutions. There were
a few who were skeptical last year
this work being done by
the state University but after the
weeks work almost everyone in town
was an enthusiastic booster for Uni
versity Week and the fine young men
who were on the program and the
men of mature years who gave the
several interesting lectures.
John Ostrom has wearies of await
ing the return of his 500 and has
caused warrant to be issued for the
arrest Of Alex Carlson a former room
er at the residence where Ostrom re-
sides. Since the departure of Carlson
a week ago Ostrom has discovered
the loss of $50 in bills and his land
lord has found himself short saw
ings bank containing $40.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22

crossing east of st. Joseph his rig
was struck by a special Great Nor
them train with the result that he
was thrown violently to the ground.
His wagon was demolished and one of
the horses was quite badly bruised,
while he himself was picked up uncon-
scious and rushed to his home at st.
Cloud, where he was given medical at
tention. He was not very badly in
jured and will be up and about soon
again. It was a narrow escape and
Ed. is thankful it was not worse.
While boiling linseed oil at the Par
ish house of the Marty church this
morning the housekeeper for Rev. FIR.
Leuthner was quite seriously burned.
The oil had been placed on the kitchen
stove and became overheated. The
lady noticed this and in removing the
oil from the stove very likely spilled
some of it with the result it caught
fire, setting fire to the kitchen and her
self. The lady was quite badly burned
before assistance arrived. The fire
was extinguished in a short time. Drs.
Brigham of Watkins and Kern of St..
Cloud were Immediately summoned
and attended her. Rev. Father Maur-
Gus OF this village also responded in
the absence of Rev. Father Leuthner,
parish priest. 1t will take some time
to. fully restore the unfortunate lady.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
GLENWOOD
(From the Herald.)

Sever Thompson, one of the best
known pioneer residents of Walden
township died Monday April IL at
1890 o'clock. He had been in help
less condition since two years ago last
January Is, when he met with an ac-
cident which rendered him uncon-
seriousness for two weeks and as re-
suit of which he has since been con-
fined to his bed. Mr.. Thompson was
70 years of age last Nov. 20
Another of the pioneer women of
Pope county has gone to her eternal
rest, Mrs. Anne Revling of Langhei
who died on April 10, was buried on
Tuesday, the funeral services being
held at the home of A. A. Avok, Rev.
Chr. Peterson officiating.
Gina M. Harvig and Nels C. PLAID
son were married Wednesday, April
seventh at five o'clock in the after
noon at the brides home in Barsness,
Rev. A. H. Belgium, officiating.
Yep, the Jitney bus has arrived in
our little city, only it will cost you
two jitneys to ride in it. Oswald
Brothers are behind the new enter
nriSe
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
NEW YORK FASHION
LETTER
Special Correspondence to the Sank Centre Herald

through which is drawn a lavender
ribbon. This ties in the front in
large lovers knot, is invisibly tackled
to the waist and has the ends finished
with tassels of flowers which hang
free. The taffeta skirt slashed to the
waistline on one side or over chiffon
underskirt is edged all the way around
with black, while through the slashes
few inches above the bottom, is
drawn lavender ribbon, which ends on
either side of the slash with large
bow-knot and flower tasselled ends.
For afternoon frocks very large
polka dots are very smart and new.
Cream, white and ecru dotted with
red, green, blue or lavender dots are
seen. These dots are widely spread
lar.
A striking costume is made with a
blue polka-dotted skirt with fulness
held in at the waistline, trimmed with
two scant ruffles on the lower edge.
A waist in Elton effect is of plain &C.
ru silk, matching in color the back
ground of the polka-dotted material.
A Manufactured leghorn hat, trim
med with blue velvet ribbon and pink
roses, is worn with this dress.
A simple dress of striped linen is
shown in the second illustration with
V-shaped front, filled in with an or
CANDY vest and collar. The bell sleeves
are faced with white organdy, and
the sleeve turned up a trife to give a
cuff effect. The full skirt is pleated
at the waist without the pleats being
pressed in at the lower edge. A hat
in semi-poke-bonnet effect goes with
the dress charmingly.
The collar-and-cuff sets are very
useful to wear with simple frocks and
many a dress not quite up-to-date can
be made so with the addition of one of
these sets, in linen, organdy or Geor-
gette crepe. The material and the
type of collar-and-cu set to be ap-
propriate depend on the style of the
dress.
Very fashionable is a wide Colonial
collar, with gauntlet cuffs to match.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
An Effective Striped Linen, With Or
CANDY Vest and the New Bell
Sleeves, Showing the Turned Back
Cuff.

A Henry Clay set is made of stiffened
wolfe or organdy, flaring up about the
chin, with points turned over a trife
in front. The cuffs to accompany this
collar are cut to flare top and bottom.
The ribbon accessories which are
worn this year are unusually attrac-
tive. Very wide ribbon is fashioned
into belts about eight or nine inches
WIDE, having tiny pockets on either
side of the front. Girdles are made
of wide ribbon, with narrow ribbon
pleated and placed all around the ed
ges. Another very handsome girdle
was corded five times and finished at
the top with thrill of the ribbon.
Still another girdle of large figured
ribbon in shades of pink and white
was edged around with a narrow
black velvet ribbon. Down the center
of the front the ribbon was placed
back and forth, crossing each other
as though it were lacing. Another
basque-like girdle las straps over the
shoulder and is made to come to a
point in front where the closing is
finished with eyelets and laced.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
! Neighboring News
) OF THIS SECTION GARNERED
FROM THE HERALD'S
EXCHANGES
GREY EAGLE
(From the Gazette)

From the Gazette)
"Growing younger and happier" is
the manner in which one of the guests
at the Golden Wedding Anniversary
Celebration on Thursday of last week
spoke of Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde,
who that day saw the passing of 80
years of their married life among rel
atives and friends to the number of 80
William Rohde and Bertha Reasop
were married in Berlin, Germany, on
April 9th, 1865, and after four years
of residence in Berlin, came to Dodge
county, Wis, making their home there
until 1879 when they moved to Mime
sofa and located in Blue Earth county
and later in the fall of 1909, moving
to Grey Eagle and making their home
near that of their son, Gust Rohde.
Mr.. Rohde was born in the province
of Brandenburg, Germany, on Nov
ember 9th, 1889, and before leaving
Germany saw service in the War of
1865 to 1867 in the engagements with
Denmark and Austria. Mrs. Rohde
was born in the province of Pommern
on March 5th, 1910.
A number of changes have been
made in the ownership of various
summer cottages at Birch Lake,
among the changes reported is the
sale of the w. C. White cottage to
Judge W. A. Jackson, of Atkinson,
Kansas; while W. G. Kohl has sold
his cottage to James Black of Water
loo, Iowa; and the Fischer cottage has
been sold to Chas. Ratterman of At
Crimson. The various changes report
ed will doubtless mean the departure
from the summer colony of some of
it's former residents and the coming
of other families.