The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-21

bargain Store!
Hunting parties are numerous.
Stamped linen at the Bargain Store.
Ladies furnishings at the Bargain Store.
Mrs. Stabler, the milliner, has just re-
ceived her fall stock and offers bargains.
5 & 10 cent counters at the Bargain
Store.
Osakis had the alleged circns on We'd
nesday.
Hyland & Murphy have put up a new
awning.
The Silver Company is at Glenwood
this week.
Chas. Fish visited Minneapolis on
Tuesday.
How many chickens have you killed
this season?
A. A. Whitney of Melrose, came up on
Wednesday.
Harry Whitefeld has gone cam ping for
a few days.
The water in the lake has gone down
over foot.
Music and shows! Oh my! There's
been lots of fun!
Wash McNiece was in the city on Tues
day on business.
Jake Jacob is expected to return from
the east this week.
Ed. Johnson visited friends in Long
Prairie over Sunday.
c. w. Southwick of Minnesota City, is
in town on business.
Frank Dewy had serious attack of
illness Tuesday evening.
E. !. Rich reports his photograph bus
mess at Melrose as rushing.
Mrs. Geo. Fleming, of Glenwood, was
yisiter in the city this week.
a. F. Story, brother of L. T. Storey,
was in the city on Monday.
One dollar is being paid for No. I
Northern wheat at the mill.
Vim. Stems, the druggist of Melrose,
was in the city on Monday.
The cigar factory has a new sign on
the corner of the building.
jacob Bros, have commenced receiv-
ing their new invoice of goods.
NJ. Hogan will return on Tuesday next
from an extended eastern trip.
DR.. McMasters will occupy the second
floor of DR.. Rich's new building.
new oak plank sidewalk will be laid
across the river near the bridge.
One of our young men is short a watch
chain. Where did you loose it?
Mrs. Stabler has received large stock
of fall goods for her milliner store.
Business is quiet at present, but will
pick up as soon as threshing is over.
Mrs. Stabler offers great inducements
in fall millinary goods. New stock.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx and children
are visiting friends in keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. A. Besler, representing NJ. Fran
keel & Co. was in the city on Tuesday.
Three car loads of water melons have
been disposed of ia.this city this season.
Attend the cob-web sociable at the
residence of Chas. Parker this evening.
a. P. Fretag came down from Long
Prairie yesterday on his way to Duluth.
Geo. Edgar, who has been at Parker
for the past year, is home on a visit.
Miss Louie Allen came up from st.
Cloud on Monday, returning the same
day.
Mrs. Huntress and two daughters, of
St. Paul. are visiting with H. B. Hunt
ress.
John Boobar came up from St. Cloud
on Wednesday, returning on the next
train.
Messrs Hafer and VanCamp, with
their families are rusticating at Birch
Lake.
Geo n Bress1er of Long Prairie, passed
through town yesterday on his way to
Morris.
Matt Vanish has in 200 acres ofwheat
from which he expects tie realize $500
bushels.
A wagon loaded with bundles of oats
broke down on Main-st., on Wednesday
afternoon.
A ball game is scheduled for some day
this week, between the married and
single men.
Sinonton Bros, have been making
seve, al improvements on the rear of
their store.
Harry Biggerstaff come up from st.
Cloud and will engage in the blacksmith
ing business,
Geo. Fair, an old resident of Melrose.
and popularity known, will run the old
Paully Hotel.
Charlie Rhoda of Long Prairie, passed
through the city on Monday on his way
to Swanville.
Albert Dahlem, Senator Keller and
Mr. Vessel, have been enjoying hunting
trip this week.
Tony Mianette will operate Jos. Cap
ser's farm, three miles south of town, the
coming season.
Mrs. Evans and sou, returned on Tues
day from Birch Lake where they been
visiting friends.
On Tuesday next at 3 P. NJ, the w. c.
T.U., will meet at the residence of Mrs.
H. B. HuntreSs.
About twenty of our townspeople are
pc-nicing at Osakis to-day. They drove
over with teams.
An electric light has been suspended at
each end of the bridge. 1t shows to
good advantage.
DIR. Dubois and Webster Benner were
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