The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-04-03
LOCAL. SUMMARY.

The Boston shoe store.
1t is still Mayor Dean.
The Boston always leads.
Silk umbrealls at the Boston.
See the new carpets at the Bos ton.
The first quarter of 800 has gone.
New line OF lace curtains at the Boston.
A robin was seen in the city on Tues
day.
Easter supper at the residence of S. NJ.
Bruce.
New hosiery and spring underwear at
the Boston.
Jackets, newmarkets and circulars at
the Boston.
Clan ma Gael is a new broom-it
sweeps clean.
Let Mullen has been employed to work
for Fish Bros.
New neckwear, collars, cuffs ETC., at
at the Boston.
Latest black in soft and stiff hats etc.
at the Boston.
Hon. Kittel Halves SON wac in the city
on Wednesday.
The public schools are enjoying spring
vacation of week.
Miss Ella Carey OF Willmar, is visiting
Mrs. o. l. Woodley.
Charles Fish went west over the Lit
tie Falls on Monday.
McGinty-well, no! McGinty didn't
go down to any such depth.
Mrs. Elmer E. Writ came down from
Elbow Lake on Wednesday.
Victory perches on the banners of
Clan ma Gael ay los majority.
L. T. Storey went over to Glenwood
on legal business on Wednesday.
Chas. Cady, of Montana, we'll known
to most of our citizens, is in town.
Seeding will Begin next week, provid-
ingno untoward weather prevents.
Complete new stock of Ladies Misses
and Children's shoes at the Boston.
All the newest things in clothing for
gents, boys and children at the Boston.
Bert Hansen will leave soon for trip
to Norway, to be absent several months.
Picture Frames made to order. Prices
lower than all at the BARGAIN STORE.
Mrs. E. P. Barnum pIucked hand
some pansy in her garden on Monday
last.
U. NJ. Tobey & Bro. have given the
interior of their store a fresh coat of
paint.
Alan Vessey has sold team of mares
to Bert Sawyer, of Willard, for $500. 1t
is fine team.
The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tues
day at 3 p. NJ. at the residence of Mrs.
Charles Perry.
Our mayor violates no principles of
modesty in considering his admiulstra-
tioE endorsed.
Read Tully & Cos, new advertisement.
AL. Mattison has been taking in cattle
during the week.
Albert Dahlem made shipment oftwo
cars OF fine Early Rose potatoes, to Da-
kota on Saturday.
H. L. Harris of Milbank, S. D., was in
the city on Saturday, the guest of his
cousin, o. l. Woodley,
Mr.. Rouleau, who was formerly clerk
at the Star Hotel, has been in the city
during the past week.
The Eastern House has new register.
The trade is rapidly increasing under the
present good management.
c. e. Billiard of Verndale, was ihPthe
city on Monday, on his way to Long
Prairie, on legal business.
1t wasn't tidal wave. 1t was an
earth quake. The earth yawned and
swallowed up the people"
Miss Rose Vanish celebrated her 10th
birthday on Tuesday. Her many friends
congratulated her in the evening.
The only full line of Carpits, Rugs and
Draperies in the city at H. c. Capsers
BARGAIN STORE.
Master Charlie Harrington, son of
Rev. Chas. Harrington otNew Hampshire,
is visiting with his cousin Mrs. P. Lamb.
The laboring mems organization pro-
poses to perpetuate it's existence by re-
solving itself into perpetual organiza-
ton.
The conundrum of Tuesday evening
Why is c. Nj. Sprague like DR.. Cronin?
Slaughtered by the Clan ma Gael, of
course.
Mrs. G. NJ Bishop is in the east select
ing her spring and summer stock of mil
linery. She will return on Saturday the
5thinst
The band gave little street music on
Wednesday evening. They went up to
sernade Mayor-elect Dean, but he was
not at home.
"Why don't he take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla?" is the general inquiry of friends
when a person suffers from any disease
of the blovd.
B. A. and w. Westburg, brothers of
Peter Westbury, have gone to Grand
Forks to work. They are both to be
relied upon.
April Fools day was quite success
in this city. A COON many of our citi-
zens were fooled in fhe matter of the re-
suit of the election.
NJ. D. Taylor of St. Cloud, came up
to attend to a case before his honor
Judge Barto on Tuesday. +,
Henry Johnson, professor of Latin in
the Albert Lea high school-one of the
young men OF Sank Centre of whom we
are all proud, is in the city.
VIM. Petit of Minneapolis. has been
thr guest of his dauphter Mrs r r