The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-05-06
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A. v. Arnold was a Little Saul
visitor Saturday.
Albin Larson was a Little Saul
shopper last Wednesday.
Dave Anderson transacted business
at Little Sank last Monday.
Anton Crhistianson Of Superio,
was a Little Sank visitor last Sunday.
Miss Emma jacobson transacted
business at Eagle Bend last Thurs
day.
Miss Hanson sister of Mrs. E.
E. Alger, arrived from Canada for a
short visit with her sister.
Mrs. Hazel Drager arrived We'd
nesday after a short visit with
friends.
WANTED-To buy an 80 or 120
acre tract, write w. A. Moore, Sank
Centre, Minnesota--advt ..
Mrs. S. L. Drager and Mrs. Arthur
Drager left for st. Paul Saturday
for a short visit also to take trip
to Texas.
William Thompson who is working
at the First National Bank of Min
neapolis arrived home Saturday eve
ming for short visit.
Marcus Lee of Browerviile has
purchased the M. J. Frank forty
south of town from L. H. Nelson and
will move on same this fall.
Ed. Alger, who has been in the
Long Prairie Hospital was brought
home last Monday and we trust to
see him up and around within a
short time.
FOR SALE-One span of mares
weighing around 1850 pounds, nine
years old, and in good shane. See
Chas. Thompson, Sank Centre. -cs7m
Carl Thompson, Little Sauk.-adv.
advt.
The carpenters are beginning to
get plenty to do in Little Sank.
William Rasusson has started the
erection of his new bungalow on one
of the lots in Nelson's Addition,
and Pete Lystad has commenced
work on his home.
It is rather hard to give all the
news items Of all the people doing
their trading at Little Sank but we
will venture to say, if you want to see
your neighbor come to Little Sank
on any Cream day and you will be
sure to find him here.
When driving through the main
streets of Little Sank we ask you all
kindly to drive not over Is miles an
hour. The streets are narrow, and
the side streets close, and unless
some of this fast driving through
the streets stops, some one will be
sure to get hurt. We ask the CO.
operation of you all in the this mat
ter ~Ws
Mr.. Lund of Newfolden will open
his blacksmith shop at Little Sank,
to the public May 18th. He has Or
dered all new tools and will be
ready to serve you wants in first
class shape. With the coming of the
blacksmith you will be able to get
anything you want at Little Sank,
and at right price. Do your trad
ng and buying here.
The old flour mill has been bought
by Mr.. Averill, and will be torn down
at once. This landmark removed,
will be great boost for the town.
Mr.. Averill, also has bought the
building next to the bank, and WIN
move the present red building from
there on to his lots south Of town,
and erect a new hardware store
building there. When this new
building is erected, we suggest that
they continue the sidewalk from the
bank down to the new store.
We are pleased to note number
of Little Sank people are. getting
busy with the rake removing the
winters accumulation of rubbish.
The work should become general
within the next few days. Lets
make the town clean and sanitary,
and uphold our reputation as the
neatest and cleanest little town in
this part Of the state. And while
you are at it, do little repair work
on your premises, and use the paint
brush. Saturday, May 9Th all the
people of Little Sank are asked to
clean up their back yards, and also
the front and hold true to the above.
Don't forget.