The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-04-28
THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1892.
This is clearing up time.

This is clearing up time.
st. Cloud has new paper mill.
John Hoeschen of Freeport was il
the city on Tuesday.
Red SchooLhouse Shoes at the Bos
ton Shoe Store.
Charles Bronson of Grand Forks
was in the city on Tuesday.
r. A. White has been punching steer.
for shipment west.
Deputy Sheriff Doty came up from
st. Cloud on Wednesday.
"A. Beaudreau of Westport, was in
the city on Wednesday.
&C. M. Sprague went to St. Cloud on
business on Monday.
Win Reylick and wife left for their
home at Grafton on Tuesday.
Or. McMasters dropped down to St.
Paul for day during the past week.
Herman Wuttkeis enlaI ging his shop
by an addition to the east end.
"A. o. Madison shipped four carloads
of steers to Montana on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Barto is in the city, the guest
of Judge and Mrs. L. r. Barto.
Hon. Henry Keller spent several
days at home during the past week.
Mrs. Charles Hutchins of Willard,
died of consumption on Monday.
Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, etc, etc.
The largest stock and at prices away
down at Alex Tully & Co.
IN. H. Miner will attend the term Of
the district court for Todd county next
week. to assist the county attorney.
The regular term of the district court
of Todd county commences on Tuesday
next.
s-Drapery for windows and doors.
The only complete stock in the city at
Alex Tully & Co. .
-C.M. Sprague is improving the ap-
pearance of his residence property by
lowering the sidewalk.
"A larger assortment than eyer in
ladies Oxford ties at the Boston Shoe
Store.
"A. E. Erwin and family spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Hasson, at Pills
bury.
Geo. NJ. Bishop will move to his
home recently occupied by c. a. Morse,
the first of next month.
DIR. V. NJ. Connolly, veterinary sur
geon OF Minneapolis, was in the city dur
ing the past week.
Carpets. Moquette Wilton Velvet,
Body Brussels. Tapestry Brussels, at
city prices, Alex TulIv &, Co.
Mrs L. E. Tubbs has returned from
Fargo. where she has been visiting her
son.
Only few left, and they are going
very fast. What? Call at Mel Blied's,
he can tell you.
Read the mayors proclamation rela-
tive to dumping refuse, printed elsewhere
in this paper.
"A new assortment of ladies Oxford
ties in common sense heel and opera toe
Just arrived at the Boston Shoe Store.
-Haye you had your garden plowed?
1fnot, send for L. NJ Bunnell, he will do
the work we'll and cheap.
The success of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
because it possesses true merit, and no
claim is made for it which is not fully
supported.
John Batchelder will remove to the
Fred Williams brick house on Oak-st,
the first of next month.
Extra super all wool carpets. New
goods, choice styles at 60 cents at Alex
Tully & Co.
The street sprinkler made trial trip
on Monday. 1t wasn't necessary to
trot it out on Tuesday.
Rev. Leonard Smith, the new Bap-
list clergyman will occupy the Fladeland
house on Elm-st.
If you want supply of ice for the
season, or in any amount at any time,
leave your order with L. NJ. Bunnell.
C. A. Reader & Co., dealers in pumps
and tubular wells, have taken house in
Hoboken. and are ready for business:
Mrs. Charles Dram visited her faith,
er, Capt. W.: W. Wright, at st. Cloud
during the past week.
Oxford ties for ladies in hand turn
and mckay sewed in patent leather tip
and plain toe at the Boston Shoe Store.
A reception was given the Rev. Leon
ard Smith, the Baptist clergyman. at
the residence of S. L. Lockwood, on
Monday evening.
Seeding in this vicinity is practically
finished. 1t was a timely rain that set
in on Monday night and will give the
grain a vigorous and even start.
The city pound has been removed to
the north bank of the river on the street
first west of Main,-at the north end o.
e the ford below the mill.
My last shipment of ladies $3.50 are
better than ever. Don't fail to try a pail
of them. A large variety at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Extra super all wool carpets includ
ing Lowells, Hartfords, Gold Medal, ant
only 65 cents, Alex Tully & Co.
Alexander Moore will break up fit.
acres of light timber and brush lane
north of the city, adjoining his field thi
season.