The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-06-02

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M. Bunnell, in the store formerly oceu
pied by p. Gaspard, on Main-st.
| Robert Firth came down from Alex
andria on Friday last for brief visit
| He is telegraph operator there for tn,
Great Northern road.
Mrs. Evans and John Emmerson art
attending the annual camp-meeting o
the Adventists of Minnesota, now II
Minneapolis.
The very best green leather boots
all sizes, for $1.75-former price $3.50
at Hedin's. No better value in the mar
ket.
Bert Rice spent Sunday and Monday
in the city. lie is employed as a clerk in
the auditing department Of the Great
Northern road, in st. Paul.
| Bert Rice, who is in the employ o,
the Great Northern railroad at the
general office in St. Paul. was home for
brief visit during the week.
| Miss Hannah Petit will return from
indianapolis next week, where she has
been teaching music in the State institu-
ton for the blind.
-Children's Butterfly Day was post
poned until Saturday, June 4. on ac-
count Of the rainy weather on Saturday
last. jacob Bros.
Mel. Blied's special sale of shades,
advertised elsewhere, is for limited
time only. II you want a shade now is
the time to secure a bargain.
Joseph Miller is pulling up stone
preparatory to building foundation for
| a brick block on the corner of Third and
Oak SITS. recently purchased by him.
Dan Duncan of West Union, was in
the city on Tuesday, wit1Ia cousin, the
lstalwart son of his uncle, John Duncan,
who was an old time settler in this yicin-
ity.
George Parks ran away recently
leaving an invalid wife and three depend
emit children. She sold her household
goods and with little aid from the city
she was sent to friends in Iowa.
"A base ball team consisting Of
Messrs. Fish, DeLurya, Newell, Carr,
Quinn, Hall, Nutting, Potter and Mag
son, have gone to Melrose to play ball
for the amusement of the veterans.
Il. M. Bunnell has his ice cream par
lor in order, and is selling the finest of
cream. He will make a speciality of sup
plying families with cream, and he as
sures his customers perfect satisfaction.
-Tames J, Hill. accompanied by Super
intendent Mohler and other officials
passed through the city few days since
on their way west by special train.
They stopped here about a half hour.
The other night the air was filled
with little yellow birds, flying in swarms
about the electric arc lights. Scores of
them were killed by coming in contact
with the globes and wires.
-Baldness is catching says a scientist.
It's catching flies in su inner time. Use
Halls Hair Remover and cover the bald
place with healthy hair and flies won't
trouble. =
On account OF the rainy weather on
Saturday last, Children's Butterfly Day
was postponed until Saturday. June +.
.as-. ........-. jacob BROS.
Henry Keller came home on Tuesday.
Heis receiving most encouraging reports
from Mr.. Brown, the expert who is pro-
specting for ere in the Iron Cliff proper
ty. He has struck another veiit of val
liable and rich ore, -
The boys of the Episcopal Sunday
school will serve ice cream and cake to
all who will favor them with a call at
the Woods building on Main-st., Tues
day June 7th. from 6 o'clock P. NJ. during
the entire evening.
There is large delegation of Sank
Centre people at tendinethe encampment
at Melrose. Henry Keller, with his us
ual enterprise, has been taking live in
terest in fixing up a program that will
make Sank Centre prominent.
Summer has come and Mel. Billed
met it more than half way with line Of
summer spccialties. Look into his win
dows, and if you don't see what you
want there, go inside and ask torit. He
has it.
The Sank Centre House dining room
has been enlarged by cutting through
into the room ON the north of the east
end of the old dining room, taking i'll
all of the rooms formerly occupied as
living apartments by Mr.. Bunuell.
The lawn tennis club entertained the
lady school teachers at the residence of
Mrs. c. F. How. on Wednesday evening.
L. NJ. Bunnell was the caterer, furnish
ing ice cream, berries etc. tor the occa-
sion. 1t was a pleasant social gathering
Thomas Killeen and wife and Joseph
Capser, went to St. Joseph on Monday
to be present at the wedding of Fred
Schroeder, a cousin of Mrs. Killeen, and
Miss Julia Bloomer, neica OF Mr.. Cap
SER They returned on Wednesday.
Henry Marie left on Wednesday for
| Fergus Falls, whittier he goes to engage
in the harness making business. 1t is
with regret that the HERALD announces
his departure. for he j, an enterprising
citizen and an excellent business man.
| i. E. CALVIN received liberal amount
of advertising at the hands of the Fargo
papers last week, he having taken hi:
departurefrom that city leaving numer
Gus unpaid bills with the merchants as ;
souvenir of his soiourn in their midst.
/ Miss Nellie Whitefeld took adyan
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