The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-06-23
Fresh fruits daily at Bunnell's.

See our spring and summer suits
Jacob Bros.
III you want the best, get the J. A., Of
L. M. Bunnell.
Burke DeGroat returned to Milwau
kee on Wednesday.
Vast quantities of fish are taken
from the lake daily.
Mel Billed gave away one thousand
fans on circus day.
William Clark of Melrose was in The
city on Wednesday.
Jacob Bros. Foot Form" shoes are
the best. Try pair.
Straw hats are IN line. Jacob Bros
have a large assortment.
Our stock OF boys and children sui Is
is still complete. jacob Bros,
The finest assortment of candies ever
had in Sank Centre at Bunnell's.
DR. DUBOIS has completed his new
Office on Main-st., and is occupying it.
George Rien has erected good barr
on his residence property on Walnut-st
Work is progressing rapidly on the
foundation of the new Germania House
The convention If the Y. p. S. c. E
held in the CRY last week was grand
success.
John Schenk of Little Falls. has been
appointed mail agent on the Park Rap.
ids route.
John Kernegan and William Meigs
naye purchased the Bunnell dray and
transfer business.
Byron F. Carr will be home OIL Satur.
day for brief visit. He is at present at
work near Frazcc City.
Rugs, Mats. Oil Cloths, etc, etc
The largest stock and at prices away
down at Alex Tnlly & Co.
Vim. Nelson of Alexandria, has beer
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. b. F
Carr, during the past week.
-Dressmaker will go out sewing by
day for one dollar. Call at Mrs. Rod.
ney's, opposite Eastern House.
Miss Jennie Buck has returned home
from St. Paul for the summer, where she
has been teaching in the public school.
"A tramp lawyer was in the city or
Saturday working the fraternity for
meat and drink-principally the latter.
Il. NJ. Bunnell lid large business on
circus day. his receipts being nearly 5000
for ice cream, confectionery, fruits, etc.
AT the state land sale at st. Cloud
last week quite number Of Sank Centre
people were present and made purchases
Rev. J. B. Drew, r. T. Greene and
Prof. Woodley are at Birch Lake on q
fishing excursion. They will return on
Saturday.
Sam Simonton and Henry Capser
here engaged in the auction business. and
will haye frequent sales, always offering
bargains to their customers.
Mrs. {. F. Bohall of West Union passed
through the city, on Tuesday, on her
way to Minneapolis, to attend the mar.
riage Of her son w. ]. Nottage.
Henry Capser was chosen vice-presi.
dent of the Y. P. S. c. E. of this district.
and Miss MARY Ap6eld treasurer. The
president is Mrs Clark of St. Cloud.
The veteran editor, Geo. w. Benedict,
has seated himself once more in the edi.
torial chair of the Sank Rapids Sentinel
He will make the campaign interesting
in his bailiwick.
Baptist Church-Leonard Smith
Pastor. A. NJ. service 1870. Topic
The secret of success. p. M. service 8
o'clock. Topic, The three w? Sunday
school at twelve noon.
L. M. Bunnell has the agency for the
Ivey cream bread made in Minneapolis
the finest bread imaginable. He is re,
ceiving fresh every day. and is proposed
to fill all orders with the utmost regu.
larity.
Michael Lynch has purchased the
Sam Simonton farm OF 100 acres, just
southwest of the city. 1t is beautiful
farm, dcsi, ably located. well improved
and III every way fine piece of agricul-
tural property.
Col. E. Bridgman OF Little Falls was
in the city on Tuesday. He has sold his
residence in Little Falls to George La
Fond, and will leave soon for the Pacific
coast with both eyes wide open for bust
ness. He has no definite plans matured
and may return.
AT the Methodist church next Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon viii
be Nominations and elections" and nj
night short papers or addresses will BIZ
given by the delegates to the State Ep
worth League convention. Music will BIZ
furnished by chorus choir.
The wet weather has been fearful,y
trying upon the country roads, empha
sizing the fact that more attention need:
to be given to making hard and smooth
highways. Money expended in making
roads is invested where it will pay tn,
very highest rates OF interest.
"A. H. Petit has ordered storm flag
for use in this city. A staff will be erect
ed upon the Sank Centre House and tn,
weather signals displayed. foretellini
the weather from twen' y-four to thirty
six hours in advance. Bulletins will b
telegraphed every morning and evening
Circus day was unusually quiet AM
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