The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-09-24

did you get pair of our 75c. blank
cts? We positively have the best value
in Blankets, Comforts, Flannels &c.
MEL. Billed.
-Simonton & Bennett have purchase
the building formerly occupied by Els
Bros. as an Office, ana copverte d it int
a warehouse.
j. A. Dubois & Co. started up witt
steam power on Monday, and are turn
ing out flour at glorious rate. Chas
M. Coatsis running the engine.
Deputy sheriff H S. Doty and Frank
Tollen came up from st. Cloud on Mon
day and attended to some business to
gether in the country south of the city.
Fred Miller and wife of Long Prairi'
were in the city on Tuesday on their way
to Minneapolis to attend the industrial
par ade.
w. o. P. Hilsiale is improving hi.
home property by charging his con sery
atory, and making other charges boil
internally and externally.
If the equinoctial weather is indica
tive of the succeeding six months, Mime
sofa will have a regular scorcher of 9
winter.
Last weeks hot wave was the most
intense ever experienced here in Septem
Der. The mercury went out of sight
skyward.
Ed. Harrison brought backa Parker
hammerless gun from Minneapolis
which is beauty. 1t is fine fowling
piece.
"A large line of dress goods in Bed.
ford cords, Broadcloths, Camel hairs,
Chevoits, Scotch Home Spun, Whip cords
etc. ebc. at popular prices. MEL Billed.
Herman Bretzke, formerly of this
city, has removed from st. Cloud to
Paynesyille, where he has engaged in the
hardware business.
-Flue Smith of Westport is stocking
his farm with sheep. He has already
gotten together about hundred OF
head, and is still enlarging his flock.
TORY Harmon of Bathgate, ND.
was in town on Friday, the guest of his
brother, Chan. Harmon. He says bust
ness is very promising in his vicinity, as
the farmers have a good crop.
Rev. ]. F. Hamilton is conducting a
bible class for adults at the Episcopal
church, during the Sunday school hours,
Immediately after morning service. which
elicting a great deal of Interest.
Mrs. c. E. Rich and the two younger
visiting friends in Monticello.
On Saturday the Doctor and Bertha will
oin them there, and they will all go to
Minneapolis before they return.
The Great Northern road will pur-
chase the old steam mill property for
purposes for the extended Nor
thern branch. 1t contains three acres
and fraction and is admirably adapted
for the purpose.
Mel Billed has been making extraor-
binary preparation for heavy tall trade.
He has the heaviest stock of goods, now
ever displayed by him. He is prepared
to meet all demands.
-FoR SALE-One hundred and sixty
acres of timber land four miles from Osa-
kis near prairie. Plenty of saw timber,
terms 81, 900 cash. !. A. IDALL, Osakis'
MINI.
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day morning the subject of the sermon
will be "The model hearer' and in the
evening the subject will be, 1.-THE last
night
John A. Gilman says he has had the
best September sales since he has been in
business. So ought he to have, for he
has the largest and best stock he eyer
carried, and at much lower prices.
Last Monday was the equinox and
tide prevailing wind has been southerly
during the past week. If the weather
signs are of value our winter winds will
come from the soHth.
"A church fair will be held at the
Westport church Saturday evening, Oct.
8, beginning at 8 O'Clock, after WHICH ice
cream will be served. Turn out every
body and help the glorious cause.
For SALE One hundred and sixty
acres of prairie land two miles from Osa.
kis, sonae improvements, terms 81 900
$1,000 down, balance one year. 7. !.
IDALL, Osakis. MINI.
sit is gratifying to note that d. w
Reed is able to be about the streets once
more, although he requires the aid q
two crutches. He shows his usual pluck
in making the best Of adverse circum
stances.
- SSSeAi w ihtSI vi 4uStiOSC, lOSI IiiIiS
stacks of wheat--about $50 bushels
The stubble was set on FIRE by the pas
senger train from the east, and the higl
wind drove the fire rapidly toward thu
stacks. All efforts to check the fire wer,
futile.
Visit our. heavily stocked cloak de
partmeHt consisting Of Refers, M;litarJ
Fronts, Vest Fronts, Hip seams Loui!
XIV &c in Pushes, Astraehaa and olot b
for Ladies, Misses and children.
MEL. Billed.
j. E. Hayward of St. Cloud, has soil
out his1ogging business to Dan Freema,
&C that city. Since ne has been in tn
business Mr.. Hayward has cut $4,000,
600 feet of logs. Mr.. Freeman will Gu
10, 10000 next season.
George D. Boatz hauled out loa'
OF furniture on Saturday from !. A. Gi