The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-06-30
i. a., at Bunnell's.

L. NJ. Bunnell can supply you with a
IA.
Go to Bunneli's for the best cigar in
market.
confectionery, fruit and ice cream at
Bunnell's
See our nobby suits before buying.
jacob Bros.
Go to Pease & Grundman tyou wish
to buy fresh meat
The electric car line in ST. Cloud is
now in running order.
Straw hats are IN line Jacob Bros.
have a large assortment.
Our stock OF boys and children suits
is still complete. Jacob Bros,
The finest assortment of candies ever
had in Sank Centre at Bunnell's.
-Bunnell is selling ivey cream bread.
Fresh every day. Best in the world.
The mile bridge on the Great Nor
rhern road has been repaired and put in
frst-class order.
II. ". Mann is entertaining his
brother from Cincinnati, who is accom-
panied by his wife.
We carry the best line of mems shoes
in the city. Wear our Foot Form"
shoes. Jacob Bros.
-Dressmaker will go out sewing by
day for one dollar. Call at Mrs. Rod
ney's, opposite Eastern House.
Officers Coats and Murphy took two
prisoners TO st. Cloud on Friday last
and lodged them III the county Jail.
-Pease & Grundman keep a complete
line of vegetables, meats and sausases.
Give them call and see for yourself.
Our mems $500 Dongola shoe,
the country, at the Boston Shoe Store.
Rev. !. B. Drew, X. T. Greene and
Prof Woodlev caught $50 fine fish at
Birch Lake on Friday and Saturday last
The Great Northern express company
takes the place of the American on the
Great Northern road, commencing July
LIST.
Henry Johnson took pike from the
lake on Tuesday with hook and line,
which weighed Ga pounds. 1t was a
beauty.
Mir. Slosson of Osakis, who has been
Monday, and his remains were sent
home FIR burial.
Billy Marble and his theatrical COM
pany of ten persons passed through the
city on Monday on his way to Monticel-
10 from Long Prairie.
Key ]. B. Drew preached in the Con-
gregational church on Sunday last. His
wife and little son, and Miss Addie APP
field are here with him.
}. c. Jacob will leave on Saturday
for six weeks absence. He will visit
Chicago, Galesburg, Rochester, New
York and philadelphia.
Tile mill transfer takes place to-mOr-
row, when I. d. Davidson enters into
possession There will be no immediate
changes in the working force.
Mrs. Moore and her daughter, Mrs.
Robertson, and N. Hogan and wife. at
tended the funeral oil Mrs. Geo. NJ. Ben
nett III Minnea polls on Wednesday.
Sewing taken in, or will go out by
the dav as desired. Dressmaking a speci-
ally. Call at Mrs f. NJ Connely's.
Miss WHITNEY,
D. X. Jackson, well-known i'll this
city, has embarked i'll the glocery and
commission business in Oregon, with l..
]. Orendorff, a former resident of Sank
Centre.
A special train went up the branch
with Superintendent Case. division Sup
erintendeut Rice, road Master 81 enman
and others.
A professional begsar, an aged man
with long gray beard, was canvassing
the city on Wedn, sday. Anyone who
refused his request was treated with
lofty contempt.
Jacob Brothers have line of cam-
paIgn hats specially for the boys, which
are very neat and sci viceable, which they
are selling at the extraordinary low price
of twenty cents each.
Baptist Churcll-Leonard Smith,
Pastor A. M. service 1890. p. NJ. SER
vice o'clock, fifteen minutes song SER
vice. Sunday school IL noon. Seats
free, strangers made welcome.
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scriptiou free for one year. This offer
will hold good for few days only.
The announcement was made in the
st. Paul papers on Friday last that Mrs.
M. K. Huntress had been committed to
the Rochester hospital for the insane by
the Judge of probate of Ramsey county.
Il. L. Robbins has few Red. White
ana bluc H0WerS WHICH TIC WIN HoW
close out at cost They are frst-class in
every respect and one of the best now
ers in the market-guaranteedt to give
satisfaction.
"A number Of Indians from the Leech
Lake reservation came down over the
Park Rapids branch on Monday EN- route
to St. Paul to interview Governor Mer-
riam relative to.some misunderstanding
relative to their lands.
r.. T. Greene met with serious acct
dent on Tuesday. His driving horse got
frightened, and before he could recover
control of it, he was thrown from the
buggy and considerably bruised He is