The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-08-11

| haul the water works.
-Regan's bread, best made-fresh ey
cry day, at Bunnell's.
AT the annual school meeting $4,000
was voted for expenses for the ensuing
year.
Blue berries are going tast-onlv a
few days more. Leave your order with
Bunnell.
"A free fight occurred at Avon on Sum
day night, at public dance, and six
men were more or less pounded and cut,
one of them seriously if not fatally.
The season has been very prolific in
thunder storms-more so than any for
several years. There have been two very
heavy ones during the past week.
There is no humbug about the sale
of goods at cost at the Keller corner.
One of the largest and best stocks in the
country going at cost.
That part of Third-st. abreast How
Bros. & Co.'S and Dean & Co.'s is the
busiest place in town these days. They
are putting out goods by the wagon
load.
The Episcopal Sunday school picnic
at Fairy Lake on Friday last was large
ly attended. and the occasion was very
enjoyable one for both children and
adults.
Christopher Lewis has been making
some very notable improvements upon
his residence property. He has enlarged
his home to more than double its former
proportions.
Largest and finest line of cigars at
Bunnell's.
Why is it that-every sportsman buys
his guns and ammunition of How Bros.
& Co.? Simply because they keep the
best and they are assured of getting just
what they want.
The new Germania house is now
very nearly completed, and tits a decided
improvement upon the old. tits of brick
handsomely finished, audit makes a very
attractive hotel.
The Great Northern road is laying
ten miles of track from Round Prairie,
with new sixty-6ve steel rails, taking up
the old iron and using it for repairing
the <f ho
Benny, the ten year old son of Adolph
Clay, while carrying pail of water on
Saturday evening last, fellin such man
ner as to fracture his shoulder blade and
dislocate the shoulder joint.
Mrs. Thomas Butler has leased the
Lake Shore House, and has given it a
thorough overhauling and furnished it
new throughout. She is conducting a
frst-class house.
Conductor Baxter of the Little Falls
and Dakota road, is expected back from
his long vacation next week. Everybody
will be glad to see his familiar face in
familiar places, once more.
-Bunnell has the finest line of smoking
tobaccos in the northwest.
Baptist Church-Leonard Smith
Pastor. A. NJ. service 1890, when the
Rev. E. Stone is expected to preach. P
NJ. service 8 O'Clock. Second lecture or
life of Joseph, "Joseph in Egypt"
The Ladies Social Union of the
Methodist church will give supper or
Friday evening of this week in the Woods
building on Main-st. Ice cream will BIZ
served in the evening. All are cordially
invited.
John Smith and Robert Metcalf, two
tramping sneak thieves. stole pair O
shoes ard some peaches from the front
of Albert Dahlem's store on Saturday
last. They were sent to the county jai
for thirty days.
The search OF the child of Andrew
Sturgeon Of Burnhamyille was given NJ
the end ola week. The woods were sc
thoroughly searched that the conclusion
has been reached that the child must
have been carried away.
Rev. Leonard Smith will deliver al
address under the auspices of the Ep
worth League on Nehemiah: the book
the writer and the times, at the Metho
dist church next Monday evening. Al
are invited.
"A number OF the members of tn,
Grand Army from this city will attend
the National encampment at Washing
ton. Among them will be David Cleve
land and Joss.a B, Perkins, who viii b,
accompanied by his wife.
/ -. ". Ward today received Iettel
from Col. Brdgman, recently of thi.
city, who says he has purchased a resi-
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