The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-04-30
THURSDAY. APRIL 80, 1891.

Art squares at the Boston store.
| Lowell carpets at the Boston store.
| And. j. Smiths repainting his house.
| Carpets cheapest at the Boston store.
John Howard was in town on Mon
day.
This is the season for transplanting
trees.
VIM. Rain of Melrose, was in town
on Friday.
w. d. Townsend is still confined to
his house.
| -Moquette rugs and mats at the
Boston store.
Jack Richardson of Raymond, was
in town on Saturday.
Tory Thorson of Glenwood, was in
town on Monday.
j.. N. Rhodes of Little Falls, was in
the city this morning.
Grain has a start of fully two weeks
as compared with last year.
Lace curtains, biggest stock and low
st prices at the Boston store.
Scarlet fever has broken out at Eagle
Bend. One death is reported.
e. B. Hartsoni is building an addition
to his residence.
Miss Hattie Smith, of St. Paul is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Dean & Co. are painting the interior
of their warehouse on Third-st.
We can save you money and time by
buying carpets at the Boston store.
Pleas. R. Davis of Long Prairie, came
down on Monday, on business.
Harry Parker is visiting friends in
Iowa. He left on Monday morning.
Shifting Calicos, best goods only &c
per yard. ALEX FULLY & Co.
The Sank Centre House was well
filled with travelling men over Sunday.
STANDARD Dress Prints only SC per
yard. ALEX FULLY & Co
This is house-cleaning time and the
average man is not happy at meal times.
The city council will hold it's regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening
next.
Matt Vanish has the front wall of
pressed brick in place, and the plate glass
set.
The alumni association of the high
school met on Tuesday evening to make
arrangements for the annual meeting in
May.
L. Arctander of Minneapolis, regis
tered at the Sank Centre House on Sat-
urday.
Call and see our carpets; everything
new and prices way down at the Boston
store.
M. Garrity, the West Superior cattle
buyer, is in town purchasing butchering
stock.
Barney Vossberg, the popular audi
tor of Stearns County was in town on
Tuesday.
Hon. c. K. Davis has been invited to
deliver the address at the high school.
commencement, but he is unable to be
present.
John maitland came down from Ash
by on Saturday, and renewed old &C
quaintanees.
Get your consciencesi in shape to meet
the assessor, who will commence bis Of
fetal duties on Friday of this week.
There will be pretty general turning
out of cattle to pasture on Monday next,
fully two weeks earlier than last year.
Henry Sprague continues in about
the same condition as he was last week.
His friends entertain little or no hope of
ultimate recovery.
e. P. Barnum has accepted a position
with F. iTolman, St. Cloud, as book-keep-
or and confidential man.
Mrs. Collins of Brainerd, has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. Brew
err, during the past week.
Frank Dewey who has been visiting
Little Falls, Duluth, West Superior and
Brainerd retured on Monday.
Send for How Bros. & Co. to take
down your coal stove, repair and clean
it and set it up tor you again next fall.
Hon. Henry Keller left for st. Paul
on Saturday morning. He will visit sew
eral Montana points before many days.
M. Hogan has gone to Duluth and
West Superior. His family has been Wis
iting his sister in the latter place for sew
eraI weeks.
-SuperiHte4dent Coe flushed the by
dr.,,rts on Saturday last, removing a
laree amo,-,t Of sand and dirt from the
Main-st.
-E. P. Barnum enrolling clerk OF the
Senate, returned home on Tuesday mi
nus his voice. Hehas been suffering from
la grippe.
"A. H. Petit has purchased a very
nobby dog-cart for the special accommo-
dation of his sons pony. The rig is ex-
ceedingly attractive.
The wheat early-sown, is covering
the ground with vigorous carpet Of
handsome green. 1t has been an excep-
tionally favorable spring for growth,
thus far.
The junior member OF the firm of
Johnson Bros. drives the neatest and
most stylish single rig in the city. It is
of the surrey pattern of carriage, roomy
and pretty.
The Great Northern has shipped out
thirty car loads OF cattle during the past
thirty days, and the Northern Pacific
halt r1fch mora fafo1 af 200 ,-1x, -.