The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-06-18
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUA1A1ART.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1s, 1891.

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1891.
1T is big circus.
Circus on Friday of next week.
Elisha How is in the city.
Choice Groceries at L. ]. Gales.
-Lorenz Nicolaus is very seriously i'll
Miss Lillian Knott is visiting friend.
in Monteyideo.
Art squares at the Boston store.
New Line Dress Goods at L. J. Gales
The Standard Medicine Company i.
shipping stacks of goods these days.
"A. G. Whitney is back to st. Cloud
from trip to the east.
Go to Harris for the best Ice Cream
The Manitoba station is receiving 6
new covering of shingles.
The recent rains and warm weathe,
have given vegetation boom.
Miss Mabel Doty of st. Cloud, i.
visiting friends in the city.
Closing sale of clothing at L.J. Gales
Prof. Henry Johnson is confined te
his house with ah attack of rheumatism
Black Balbrigan underwear at Jacob
Bros.
DIR. F. S. Hunt and wife have returned
from their bridal tour.
The Clarions will sing next Friday
evening at the Methodist church.
Shoes slaughtered at L. J. Gales.
The Stearns County court house has
a new flag.
Black sateen shirts at Jacob Bros.
Go to Harris for ice cream. Fresh
every day.
"A hal-dozen Italians were in the city
during the past week.
Carpets at the Boston store.
Mrs. Joseph Capser is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Win ReyIick at Grafton,
N. D.
Lace curtains, biggest stock andlow
est prices at the Boston store.
Miss Allie Moore came up from Mel
rose on Sunday, where she is teaching
school.
-Moquette rugs and mats at the
Boston store. ...
"A. H. Hildebrand will leave for Alas
ka next month, and will be succeeded by
Mr.. Madison.
Shifting Calicos, best goods only 4c
per yard. ALEX FULLY & Co.
Miss Laura Knott, who has been
teaching in the St. Cloud Normal school
during the past year, is at home for the
We can save you money and time by
buying carpets at the Boston store.
The finest assortment of fruit ever
brought into this city can always
be found at Harris.
David Calhoun of St. Cloud has re-
signed his position as alderman of the
fourth ward of that city.
Ed. Dunlap and John Gilman went
out to Fairy Lake on Tuesday, on a
fishing excursion.
"A trainload of iron went up the North
ern road on Monday for the Wadena ex-
tension.
Miss Ethel and Edith Smith returned
from Forest Lake seminary for their
summer vacation.
Last Saturday inaugurated the hot
wave, and Sunday and Monday were
good snug summer days.
The Italian count with the regula-
ton hand organ and monkey attach
ment was in the city on Saturday.
The farmers are unit in declaring
that crop prospects were never more
promising at this season of the year.
The street commissioner has put in a
number Of frst-class street crossings of
oak plank during the past week on
Main and Third-sts.
The Long Prairie band discoursed ex-
cellent music in this city upon their re-
turn from the St. Cloud encampment, on
Friday. :
Jacob Dietrich and wife have re-
moved to Winnipeg Junction on the
Northern Pacific road, where they will
keep hotel.
DIR. Newman, veterinary dentist,
from Minneapolis, was In town on Tues
day last. The doctor left for Fergus
Falls in the evening.
Charles Fish left on Monday for Min
neapolis, thence to Morris and intermedi.
ate towns. He is accompanied by his
daughter.
Hiram Loomer and Miss Nickerson
of this city were relieved of their pocket
books by light fingered gentry at st.
Cloud, last week.
DIR. Du Bots is attending the annual
session of the state medical society in st.
Paul this week. Drs. Chrystie and
Fisher of Long Prairie accompanied him.
The second advertising car of Ring.
ling Bros Circus, was in town over
Sunday patching up defective spots in
the bill board decorations.
III. w. Chalfant, formerly of Osakis,
has sold his interest in the flour mill at
New Paynesville, to his partner, A. P.
Harrond.
IN. w. Rice and A. L. Kinnamon
went oyer to Birch Lake on Tuesday
returning on Wednesday with eighty
fine black bass.
The District Court adjourned in ST.
Cloud last week to meet here on Monday