The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-29
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The Boston Store

James Connolly has leased the barn
in the rear of the Sank Centre House,
and will open livery stable at an early
day.
%. S. Olson photographed Republi-
can headquarters, on Wednesday. The
boys have reason to be proud of their
political home.
IS. E. Meagher has been re-nominated
for the Office OF auditor of Benton coun-
ty. Sam has made an excellent record
as public official.
Capt. Coe is putting a comnIodious
front on his barn in the rear OF the Sank
Centre House, to be used as livery barn
by James Connolly.
Geo. l.. Stabler is adding wing to
his house, corner of Elm and Third-sts.,
and is otherwise improving it to make
desirable dwelling house.
The Republicans have stretched a
very neat banner across the street in
front of headquarters. 1t has portraits
of Harrison, Reid and Nelson.
If you intend having artificial teeth
see DIR. Niven's new aluminium plates.
The lightest, thinnest and most durable
and incest made. Oct. 6 till 10.
Rubber Tissue the NEST useful inven-
ton of the age for hemming dresses and
also for repairing all kinds Of garments,
for sale at the Boston Shoe Store.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stabler has received one
hundreds hats which she is offering at
seventy-fiye cents each-bargains never
before dreamed of in this city or vicinity.
Conductor Stevenson of the Great
Northern branch, says he never saw as
much fall blowing done at this season Of
the year along the branch line as this
year.
&C. A. Emerson has built very pref
ty porch on the front Of his house, and
otherwise identifying the property. 1t
is one of the most attractive homes in
the city.
-Rey. M. w. Chunn of Glenwood, who
has preached in this city on several &C.
casions, has resigned because he is not
in accord with his church on certain
doctriral points.
The Pioneer Press says the Sank Cen
tire Northern branch will be extended to
Leech Lake this fall, and that track lay
ing will commence north of Park Rapids
within two weeks.
Lunch served at all hours at L. NJ
Bunnell. Oysters in all styles. A good
lunch room and restaurant has long been
needed in this city, and Mr.. Bunnell will
give satisfaction.
Drop in and gaze upon that enor-
nous trim of over 500 pieces of under
wear at Mel. Blied's His windows and
trims inside SHOWS cultivated decora-
tive taste of Mr.. P1raths.
Under the auspices of the Epworth
League harvest home supper will be
served at the residence of David Cleve-
land. on Friday evening of this week. A
cordial invitation is extended.
Joseph Miller has splendid founda-
tion completed for his new brick building
on the corner of Third and Oak-sts.. and
the first floor sleepers arein place. Brick
work will commence at once.
John Winter OF Spring Hill, was in
town on Wednesday and says that the
aver age yield of wheat so far as he has
been able to learn in that town, from the
threshing that has already been done
will not exceed more than from "a to 81
of the last years crop.-[MeIrose Sun.
Hon. c. X. Davis is advertised to
speak in this city on the political issues
of the day, on Wednesday, October 10Th.
He will be given royal welcome here.
and an enormous crowd will greet him.
He Is unequalled as a speaker, and there
will be a universal desire to hear him.