The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-04-23

we Can Save you IioHSy anu IihiS ny
buying carpets at the Boston store.
Henry Keller will make trip to the
far west in the course of few days.
STANDARD Dress Prints only SC per
yard. ALEX FULLY & Co
Mrs. ]. A. Gilman has been quite i'll
with the grippe, during the past week.
j. w. Oehl is putting an addition to
his living rooms, in the rear of his store.
Shifting Calicos, best goods only &c
per yard. ALEX FULLY & Co.
H. F. Alden spent Sunday with friends
in St. Cloud. returning on Monday morn
ing.
Call and see our carpets; everything
new and prices way down at the Boston
store.
II. M. Garfield has sold his house and
lot on the north side to Henry l.. Smith
for $500.
Mr.. Fish, Sr., is somewhat improved
in health, though still confined to the
house. b..
"A. ]. Smith went over to Willmar on
last, returning by way of Min
neapolis.
ID. R. Jackson is building neat pick
ct fence along the front OF his residence
There are about twenty carloads of
ties brought down from the Northern
road daily.
John Kirch has opened restaurant
in the Fladeland building, near the Little
Falls depot.
John Howard came up from St. Paul
on Wednesday evening with a handsome
family horse.
Observe that the dumping ground this
year is on Main-st. near the Great North
ern crossing.
George Fish spent several days at
Redwood Falls during the past week
wit his brothers.
Wheat has been booming in price
during the past week. 1t has sold for a
dollar in this market.
-Untangle your fish lines and sharpen
your NOTES.-THE season of unbelievable
fish stories Is an hand.
Robert Pearce. manager of the North
ern elevator, made business trip to
last week.
MIR. Ward, the Little Falls station
agent OF the Northern Pacific railroad
spent Sunday in the city.
Hon. John H. Sheets of Todd county,
passed through town on Tuesday on his
way home from the capitol.
The street commissioner has COM
menced his duties andis engaged in clean
ing the streets and cutters.
Mrs. F. E. Searle came up from st.
Cloud on Monday, to be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Geo. M. Bishop.
Senator Keller has the thanks of the
HERALD for a copy of the legislature
and other documents.
John A. Gilman has returned from
Hesays there's great activi-
ty in the Dlack Hills this spring.
1t is estimated that the area ofwheat
in this vicinity will be from seven to ten
per cent greater than last year.
Hon. ]. H. Bruce is very sick man.
He is confined to his bed at the residence
of his brother. Capt. S. M. Bruce.
Send for How Bros. & Co. to take
down your coal stove, repair and clean
it and set it up tor you again next fall.
III. Sprague is not gaining in physical
and his frieads are very appre-
heusive as to the result of his sickness.
Mack Culberton has moved into the
Collins house, and not the Perkins place,
as stated last week-an error of one door.
Grass is getting an early and vigor-
Gus start this season, and pasturage will
he at lie asst two weeks earlier than last
year.
Every tissue of the body, every bone,
muscle and organ, is made stronger and
more healthful by the use of Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
An extra train came down from Long
Prairie on Sunday. 1t brought Wash
McNeice, among it's dozen or more OF
passengers.
Store your stoves for the summer
How Bros. & Co. will call for them. take
them down, care them for you during
the season.
M. Dealy of St. Johns, N. D. was in
the city during the past week purchasing
cattle for shipment. He sent out 200
head on Monday.
j. S. Sutton of Minneapolis, formerly
of this town, came up on visit on Tues
day. He owns good farm couple Of
miles north of this city.
WIN c. Taylor is nursing a very sick
man at the Germania. The sick man is
a tie inspector under E. B. Harrison, and
his name is Martin Laumer.
John Buchanan is happily remem.
hered by Uncle Sam. His pension appli-
cation has been favorably considered.
and he will soon be upon the rolls.
Special sale of satines SO inches wide
worth from Is to zoe, your choice at Sc
per yard. Not wore than 10 yards to a
customer. MEL. Billed.