The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-07
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
THURSDAY. MAY z, 1891.

1T is hot to-day.
This is Ascension day.
Carpets at the Boston store.
The assessor is abroad in the land.
Art squares at the Boston store.
Lowell carpets at the Boston store.
Carpets cheapest at the Boston stor,
Lady Audley's secret, on Monday
evening.
See Lady Audley's secret on monday
evening.
Frank Barnum spent Sunday in st
Paul.
Harry Parker has returned from
Iowa.
-Moquette rugs and mats at th'
Boston store.
South Dakota had a snow storm on
Sunday.
There was a heavy frost on Sunday
evening.
Lace curtains, biggest stock and low
st prices at the Boston store.
Lucas Kells attended court at Long
Prairie on Tuesday.
Dan Duncan came down from West
Union on Tuesday.
-Chas. Fish came home to spend Sun.
day with his family.
Go and see Lady Audley's Secret at
the Opera house Monday evening.
Shifting calicos, best goods only &c
per yard. ALEX FULLY & Co.
Lucas Kells is in st. Cloud attending
the sale of state lands.
"A. H. Petit went up to Long Prai.
RE on business on Tuesday.
STANDARD Dress Prints only sc per
yard. ALEX FULLY & Co
George Herberger of West Union, was
in the city on business on Saturday.
Several shade trees have been set out
on the school grounds.
We can save you money and time by
buying carpets at the Boston store.
Geo. Thatcher has been appointed
postmaster at GIenwood.
Young Andre has taken the manage.
ment of the Lake Shore House.
-Chas. BedelI, has returned from St.
Cloud. His trial will occur next month.
William Boulton went to Long Prai-
RE as witness on Monday.
William Rain has been making trip
through western steafns. on business.
"A great many shade trees have been
set out this spring in this city.
The mill is running by water power
exclusively. The stage Of water is good.
There was a sharp frost on Wednes-
day night.
Rev. c. W. Lawson is attending a
convention at Fergus Falls.
Josiah Cooper has improved his lot
very materially during the past week.
Willis How has been confined to the
house With the measles during the past
week.
The first mosquito of the season has
presented his bill, although it isn't due
yet.
Saturday was lively day in town,
and our merchants all did rushing bus
mess.
Gordon Morse has been quite i'll for
some time with a terrible pain in the
head.
Red Riding Hood will be repeated on
Friday eyening of next week. Don't
fail to see it;
Dawes How walked up from Melrose
on Sunday, covering the distance in two
hours and five minutes.
Call and see our carpets; everything
new and prices way down at the Boston
store.
The Episcopal church in Ashley has
been presented with handsome bible
for use in the services.
Send for How Bros. & Co. to take
down your coal stove. repair and clean
it and set it up for you again next fall.
Read the law supplement carefully,
and then file it away for future reference.
You will find it valuable.
Judge Baxter was in the cityon We'd
aesday, having concluded the work OF
the Todd County term in short order.
The Roller Mill is running, twelve
hours a day, and shipping its output to
the east.
-~John Boobar, who was with Mcclure
and Whitney. in their Office in st. Cloud,
will continue with Mr.. Whitney.
Mrs. Stabler is visiting the Twin
Cities this week in search of new styles
in the millinery line.
Would it not be well to fix up the ar
row which processes to be weather vane
on the school, house? 1t isn't truthful.
Mcclure & Whitney OF st. Cloud
have dissolved partnership. Both will
remain in the same line of business.
The opening game of lawn tennis
was played on Monday evening on the
tennis court corner Third and Maple-sts.
Mrs. chas. Brown, who has been Wis
ting friends at Henderson during the
past two weeks: returned on Monday
Hugh Moore. has sold forty acres in
Melrose to John c. Boyden, who will oc
cupy and work it,
y. A. Norris went over to Willard OF
Tuesday to attend Sunday school con
yention, in which, he took an active part
Elmer Stevens, formerly Of this city