The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-12-15
COME @UICK!
ALEX. FULLY & Co.
The Boston Store

The Chicago Lady Quarteete concert
last evening was attended by the beauty
and fashion of the city, who were we'll
pleased. Costumes were elegant.-[Red
River Valley News.
Eugene Richards, who has been quite
Ill tor several weeks, has so far recovered
as to be APPLE to spend portion of his
time at his old place in the store of Jaco-
hi Bros. His many friends are delighted
with his Improvement.
The concert given here by the Chica-
60 Ladies Quartette was in all respects
equal to our anticipations, which were
very high. 1t was delightful evenings
entertainment.-[T. D. Reid, Pastor OF
CongI. Church, Fergus Falls. Mimi.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will hold its annual Christmas
festival on Saturday evening the Oath,
and will consist of literary and must
cal program and a Christmas tree for
presents which will be open to the public
and friends.
1868 1892
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas.
Don't fail to inspect our nice line of
candies, confectionaries, fruits, nuts, etc.
for the holiday trade. We are the oldest
house in the city in this line. All goods
sold at reasonable prices.
A. DAHLEM.
-Rey. B. Lonely, B. A., of Minneapo-
lis. took dinner with Rev. Fred Hart
on last Monday while on his way to
lecture in Long Prairie and Alexandria
and will return to give the people OF
Sank Centre his justly celebrated lecture
this evening in the Methodist church.
Methodist church next Sabbath
Morning, preaching, subject: "The Fight
of Faith" Twelve noon Sunday school.
AT $50 in the evening, Epworth League,
subject, "How l may show that am a
christian" Serm on at 7.3O on "Sin its
own Detective" Everybody invited to
each of the services.
1868 OLD-RELABLE 1892.
We are we'll prepared this holiday sea.
son to supply our many patrons and
friends, with anything in the line of fine
candies, confectionaries, fruits, nuts Of
all kinds, sweet cider, raIsens, etc.. al
very reasonable prices.
A. DAHLEM.
The Chicago Ladies Quartette, o
which several complimentary notices art
printed elsewhere IN this paper, will give
one OF their fine eerts i'll this city OF
Saturday evening December 31st. Ev
ervone should attend-it will be rar,
treat,
AT the request of number of per
sons interested. the HERALD devotes
large portion of it's space this week t.
an extensive account of the Congrega
tional quarter centennial celebration
together with the historical sermon G
= Rev. A. J. Pike. This sermon is yalu
| able contribution to one phase of lccs
l history, and should be filed away TO
| future reference.
d "A brother of Mrs. M. w. Truax wa
h in town on Saturday last and said tina
e Mr.. Truax had lett his wife and she kne,
: nothing of where he was. The sam
night he left Osakis married woman
: that place also disappeared and it is b.
e licved that they went away togethe
, though there has been as yet no positi1
) proof that such is the case.-[Argus.
Mrs. Chas. Blaisner, formerly res
II dent of this city, was killed at Birchda
last week by the kick of a horse, in tt
stable, She had been divorced from h
:, husband for cruelty, and it was at fir
suspected that her husband had inflict;
the iniury-they having lived togeth
e s.nce the divorce and until the time
Of her death. An inquest was held. and Il
st evidence was conclusive that she w,
If killed ny the kick of a horse, which fra
tured her skull.