The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-11-10

Mel. Billed has just received large
stock OF knit goods, hoods, wool fascina-
tors, gondoliers, la tosca's and etc. AL
so nice line OF wooden and silk miltens,
it will pay you to examine them.
Miss Fraser has removed her studio
from the Star Hotel to the residence of
Mrs. Chan Harmon. Lessons in draw
ing and painting given on Tuesday, Fri
days and Saturdays of each week.
Special Matinee for ladies and children
will be given at the Opera House Satur-
dav afternoon. "A beautiful and refned
entertainment will be given. Let every
one come. A souyenier will be given to
every child attending.
With every ten dollars worth of
goods you purchase at one time of Henry
Keller at the corner store, you will get a
fine unabridged Webster's dictionary,
and you will get your goods cheaper
than elsewhere, besides.
One rarely sees a finer lot of pork
than that purchased during the past
week by Connolly & Whipple. They are
paying 512 cents per pound for choice
article At this rate good sells for
more money than good steer.
If you have already done so purchase
ticket for the band dance to be held on
Thanksgiving evening. There is no
better way to close the festivities of this
national holiday than by attending a
well-conducted and orderly dancing
party.
Mrs. M. V. Peters and three youngest
children, Ruth, Kate and Howard, left
on Friday for Deadwood, w ere her
husband has beeh residing for several
years. She will make her home there
with him, where he has steady employ
ment. -,... ..
-Lumbago cured by two applications.
Mr. H. c. Rigby, Baltimore, Nd, special
agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Of New York says: Il take pleasure in
stating thattwo applications of Saliva
ton Oil cured me of severe attack of
lumbago."
1T is little late to speak of political
meetings, but the winding up of the cam
paign on Monday evening was very sue
cessful. Speeches were made by Attor.
ney General Childs, D. w. Bruckart and
Hon. A. Barto of St. Cloud. Mr.. Childs
delivered an able address, as did the
other two.
William Parish, formerly resident
here, now resident of North Dakota, is
visiting friends in this city. By pro-
vision Of his fathers will, he has just re-
ceived a bequest of $4,000. The will
provided that he was to be kept in ignor-
ance of this provision of the will until
he attained his majority. He has been
teaching school, but will engage in bust
ness.
"A very pleasant reception was given
last Thursday night at the residence of
Idr. Arthur Johnson, by number OF the
members of the Methodist church.to the
Rev. Hart and wife, the shepherd and
shepperdess of the Methodist flock in this
city. Pastors Wood and Smith, of the
congregational and Baptist churches,
and their wives were among the invited
guests, Of whom large number were
from the Congregational and Baptist
denominations The newly married
couple, Col. Gilbert, the giant and wife,
were also present,
The band will give a ball at the
Opera House on Thanksgiving evening.
and no pains or expense will be spared
to make it thoroughly enjoyable to all
who attend The band has gone to
great expense IN recognizing and Ell
Elarging, having purchased number of
I new instruments, and Sank Centre may