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


See our spring and summer suits.
Jacob Bros.
"A large line of cigars at wholesale at
A. Dahlem's.
We have all grades in summer time.
Jacob Bros.
II you want the best, get the J. A., OF
L. NJ Bunnell.
Try pair oiour $3.50 Foot Form
shoes. lacobi Bros.
-Jacobi Bros. Foot Form" shoes are
the best. Try pair.
Recently. cool days and showery
nights have prevailed.
-"Mother's FRIEND shirt waists at
jacob Bros. See them.
"A few native wild Strawberries are
being market in the city.
There was little white frost III low
places on Wednesday night.
ID. W. Reed. formerly of this city. has
remove to- Battle Creek, Mich.
John Shepard had green peas for din
ner on Sunday, from his own garden
the first SO tar reported in this vicinity.
Rev. ]. F. Hamilton will leave for
Denver. Col, on a visit of n month with
his daughter. Mrs. Ward, on Monday
next.
"A freight tram went west on Mon
day morning composed of ninety-two
cars. nearly three quarters OF a mile in
length.
lanes Bennett of Brooklyn. N. V.
who has considerablere a, estate interests
in the northwest, was the guest of M.
Hogan during the week.
Sank Centre is getting to be popu-
lar point for travelling men to >pend Sun
day. due to the excellent management OF
the S,uk Centre House.
The season of election wagers is rap
idly approaching. Already number of
minor bets have been laid upon the result
of the presidential election.
-,'or all the best and most popular
brands of cigars. both domestic and in =
ported, so to L.%M Bunnell's. He will
keep the best assortment in the city.
1t would probably be of benefit to
the editor if the HERALD readers would
not let more than dozen years slide by
without seeing up the date otexpiration
printed on address slip OH margin of
paper.
lanes H. Alkenbrack was taken to
the reform school at Red Wing on Mon
day by officer Coats. James Connolly
acted as policeman during MIR. Coats
absence.
There will be communion service at
the Methodist church next SUNDAY
morning, The subject of the sermon will
be monuments and Memorials" and at
night "a Faithful Saying
$. Pendergast mas collection Of
beautiful pebbles, carneliaus, opals,
moonstones, agates, etc, highly polished
by the waves and brilliantly colored
They are we'll worth examining.
The talk of an extension of the Great
Northern road from St. Cloud to Little
Falls has been revived. Several railroad
officials met the Little Falls business
men i'll that city a few days since to con-
slider the matter.
The republicans of the city are leay-
ing their orders with Jacob Brothers for
campaign hats. They are very unique.
being ola style fifty years aso-Grand-
pas hat. There will be no mistaking
them. Leave your order.
There will be public installation OF
officers OF the Royal Arch Chapter of
Masons on Friday evening of this week.
All members of the masonic fraternity
and their families are Invited to be pres
ent. No formal invitations will be
issued
The Little Falls & dakota road has
had work train employed for some
time in this vicinity fixing up the road
bed. Considerable gravel has been de-
posted on the fill in the city west of the
trestle work over the little bay, foot of
Elm-st
Numerous complaints are heard Of
different parties being .iespoiled of their
III ,ney aud valuahles presumably by
tramps. A Turner III Lake George lost
$500, being stolen out of his house. and
Henry EnnekinY of the town of Mclrose
reports the loss of his watch. SIS in cash
and other property stolen from his house
in his absence. Melrose Sun.
Otis Delurya returned from Park
Rapids last Saturday, where he had been
during the g. A. r. encam oment While
playing base ball with the PARK Rapids
nine against nine of Indians from the
agency north Of there, Otis colllded with
one of the dusky braves while running
bases, tracturing the bone just above the
Indians ankle.-[Long Prairie Leader.
Judge d. B. Searle of ST. Cloud was
a passenger on the southwark bound
train last Saturday evening. He shook
hands with several of his Princeton and
Sherburne county friends at the depot
and thanked them for their assurances
OF cordial support in his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for congress
in the Sixth district. Undoubtedly the
Judge is the popular favorite in this
region.-[P Princeton Union.
Rev Leonard Smith will lecture on
Friday evening at Memorial hall on the
subject: dishes" Mr.. Smith is pleas
ant and forcible speaker. and this lecture
has been delivered by him on several
occasions with perfect satisfaction to his
audience The proceeds will he devoted