The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-05
See Bunnell,s pipe display.

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Buy your fruits of an exclusive frui
house.
The place to buy your fruit is a
Bunnells.
-Bunnell has the largest stock oil to-
baccos in the city.
-Helmer Hilsdaie' sresidence is RAPIDLY
approaching complexion.
House to rent. Enquire of
A. VEssEY.
L. NJ. Bunnell has display window
attractively trimmed with smoker
goods.
-Bunnell has received a mountain o
grapes, which he is selling at bottom
prices.
"A delegation of general insurance
agents were in the city on business or
:, Friday.
The big 4 train on the Great North.
ern road was five hours late on Tuesday
morning.
Buy your tablets, states and writing
material of Hanson G. Emerson. Stock
larger than ever.
Mel Billed has just got in an elegant
line of new velvet and ribbons in all
shades and widths.
&C. Melhart, the pump dealer, has re-
mo ged to the Molitor building on bird
St, IL, ar the livery srable.
During Monday night the rain
ceased and the sky cleared. Tuesday
morning was bright and frosty.
If you want two dollars for one
purchase one OF Jacob Bros. negligee
shirts. They are going below cost.
"a competent girl wanted for general
homework. Enquire of
Mrs. Billed.
Father Dussell, who is supplying the
place. Father Goebel during the latters
absence, is confined to the house by sick
ness.
Little Genevieve Woodley was very
seriously i'll for couple of hours on Sun
dav. II was a violent attack resulting
from indigestion.
With every twenty-five cent purchase
ofcigars or tobacco you get chance to
draw an elegant present at Bunnelfs.
His candies are always fresh.
On Monday freight train on the
Great Northern road, near st. Joseph,
broke in two, the parts running together
and smashing several cars.
The music pupils of Miss Alice Thor
son will give private recital at the
residence of Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale on
Thursday evening OF this week.
IS. P. Hansen is purchasing carload
of cattle and hogs for shipment to st.
Paul He is picking up only such stock
as is suitable for butchering at once.
A telegram from Clayton Dodds,
telegraph operator at Erdahl, says that
his wife is i'll with diphtheria. Mrs,
Dodds is a daughter of Orville Austin.
There was drilling rain during
tile past week winch is hailed with de |
light by the farmers, as indicative of
better conditions for the summer of 1894 |
-Biied's great slaughter sale is now in
progress. a great sweeping reduction
the entire stock. Many goods are actu-
ally selling for nehafthe original price.
Mel Billed has accepted the agency |
for the Foster Paul Kid Gloves and in a
couple of weeks will guarantee the best |
style, wear and fit to be had in the city.
The Melrose city hall will be dedi- |
Gated on Tuesday evening of next week
bv the fire department. A social dance
will be given, and a general invitation is |
extended.
AT a meeting of the Library Board
OH Friday evening. the by laws were so
amended as to provide for vice presi-
dent. and Rev. !. F. Hamilton was
elected to the new office
-!acobi Bros. have on exhibition a !
couple of sacred Chinese dream birds, |
which are gorgeous in their combination
Of highly colored plumage. They are
attracting great attention.
Mrs. Robertson who was operated |
on. in Minneapolis hospital for kidney
trouble, is gradually improving, and her
friends are encouraged to hope for a
complete and speedy recovery.
w. w. Wright, whose familiar face |
has greeted so many of our citizens at |
the Great Northern depotin st. Cloud,
has been retired from that office after a
service of % years. He becomes a pen
sioner of the company OH full pay.
Will Johnson, who has hada long and
trying siege of bowel inflammation, is
convalescent,-so far recovered that he
is able TO sit ups If no adverse conditions |
follow he will be at his accustomed |
place in the post office at no distant day.
-Four representative citizens OF Little
Falls came up on the work train on
Sunday last, spending portion of the
day here very pleasantly. The party !
consisted of Charles III. Brown, DIR.
Trace, 7. W. Ward and Frank Lindburg. |
The pension examining board met |
Oh Wednesday. The newly appointed
members not having qualified, the old
board did the business. III the course OF |
a couple OF weeks the new board will be
in shape to relieve the republican exam
liners.
We notice by the large crowd seen
within Mel. Blied's doors during the day
and evenings. that liisis the busiest place
in town. His big slaughter sale is what
takes. He means business and IS going
to do away with the credit system en-