The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-06-19
Carpets, at the Boston.

Harvey Moore is in town.
Lowell carpets at the Boston.
Butterick patterns at the Boston.
10 lbs. granulated sugar at Gaspard's.
E.P. Barnum spent Sunday in the city
Get Butterick pattern at the Boston
lanes A. Norris is visiting friends il
Denver.
Silk umbrellas and parasols at the
Boston.
ID lbs evaporated apples for sI.oo a
Gaspard's.
LYMAN Kels visited Duluth during the
past week.
Frank Shaughnessy is visiting friends
in Canada.
Mrs. William Clark of Melrose was in
the city to-day.
c. L. Atwood of St. Cloud was in the
city on Monday.
Gov. Barto is attending the encamp-
ment at Little Falls.
Mrs. Henry Keller is now visiting In
Berlin, with the children.
The Boston has a full line of the
famous Butterick patters.
Work has been commenced upon the
new Episcopal chapel in Ashley.
Wheat has taken tumble in price. 1t
sells for 73 cents in this market.
s-CARPETs-CARPETS.
AT THE BARGAIN STORE
Bert Rice has gone to ST. Paul to take
situation in the Merchants hotel.
How Bros. s, Co. are doing business
under a new roof-on the old building.
Next Sunday will be observed as chill
ren's day in the Congregational churcd.
Special Millinery Bargain Counter at
Mrs. Whitefeld's. Don't fail to examine.
The Keller Manufacturing company
is making a ton of Irvine from wire grass
Rev. F. and Mrs Hamilton returned
on Friday, and are now occupying the
rectory.
&c. Schank has bought the interest OF
his partner Harry Marie, i'll the harness
business.
!. ID. Carr has gone to Washlngton On,
D. c., on business, and will be absent
couple of weeks.
The daughters of Andrew !. Smith,
who have been attending school near
Chicago, are at home.
A recitation room has been fitted up on
the third floor of the school building tor
the use of the high school,
VIM. E. Lee and family, and John ID.
tones of Long Prairie, went over to Lit
tie Falls to attend the encampment.
The Boston keeps Butterick patterns.
R.T. Greeue has been out to Westport
during the past week., putting IN some
house decorations for a. l.. Sunderland
The firm OF Young & Co, grocers, has
dissolved Mr.. Young retireing, and the
new firm will be known as Kirk & GO.
Rev. 7. F. Hamilton will hold services
at Melrose on Sunday, and there Will be
no services in the Episcopal church here.
Andrew 7. Smith is improving his re
dence property. He has taken down
the front fence and isgrading his grounds
very nicely.
Rev. B. Hamilton of Minneapolis is
visiting his parents, Rev.. F. Hamilton
and wife Hewil bring his family uptora
visit next week.
Addison Sprasue, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sprague and brother OF I. M.
Snropue died at Blaine, KY, Sunday
night June J. th.
Fourth of July will not be very rigor-
,,,s,v celebrated in Sank Centre, although
there are several lesser schemes on loot
for enjoying the day.
Long Prairie will offer rare days
sport on her excellent race course. She
offers good purses and has a number OF
entries of fast horses.
Andrew J. Smith went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday to meet his daughters,
upon their return from school, and &C
company them home.
w. S. Dean went down to st. Paul on
Tuesday, taking his two oldest children
with him. He will leave them there for
a visit, he returning soon.
Stuart TAYLOR has purchased the
interest OF his partner, Charles II. Ben
net. in the meat market on Thlrd-st., a nd
will continue the business.
DIR. Rich has the brick drawn for his
new building on Main-st. 1t will be as
originally intended two stories high,
and nearly forty feet deep.
Lightning struck the electric light
wires during Tuesday nights storm, but
did no damage. The system of guard
ing against injury is perfect.
But it it did rain. thunder, lightning
and hail on Thursday afternoon. No
damage resulted, but there is plenty of
rain in this vicinity, at Tr.sent.
Miss Estev, state organizer of w. I.
L. will give lecture on Thursday even
ing, June Goth, in the Congregational
church. All are cordially invited.
Henry Capser has been putting in
some of bis characteristic and artistic
work in his store decorations. He has
displayed his goods very prettily.
Major Clark of Melrose, was in the
city on Tueslay on business. He FUR
chased several carloads of wheat from
the Steadman-Mar elevator.
Mrs. Walter c. Brewer is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Lyman r. Barto. She
has a large circle Of warm friends here
who are giving her d cordial welcome
Henry Keller has not fully recovered
from an abscess which has been troub
ling him for some time, but he is much
1a++.r He went TO ST Paul on Tuesday