The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-07-13
THURSDAY, July 13, 1893.
-pr. Niven July II and Is.

Store.
There was lively electric storm on
Monday night.
Great clearing sale at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Misses $500 shoes for $50 at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Reliable hail insurance written by
Whitney & Cooper.
Big reduction sale in misses shoes at
the Boston Shoe Store.
"A tramp was run in this morning.
There is an army of them afloat.
-Four dollar shoe for three dollars at
the Boston Shoe Store.
An extra policeman is on duty, Chas.
Carr having taken the day work.
$500 shoe for 1925 and $500 at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Farmers insure your growing crops
against hail, with Whitney & Cooper.
"A rife club has been formed in this
city, for practice in the use of that arm.
Mrs. Bertram Hanson gave her Sum-
day school class picnic on Friday last.
The mill company is hauling stone
to be used in improving the tiume and
dam.
Hans Hansen is putting up neat
wire fence in front of his residence prop
erty.
Bargain counter at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Miss Lizzie TAFT gave her Sunday
scool class picnic at Fairy Lake on
Wednesday.
The biggest bargains in shoes on
earth or anv other place at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Business, which has been very fat, is
picking up,-so says ]. 6. Shank the
harness maker.
Fly blankets and leather nets, cheap
er than ever, at prices to suit the times
at ]. G. Schank's.
Charles Whipple, who has been con-
fined to the house for several weeks, is
improving in health.
From thirty-fve to fifty per cent. OF
off on shoes on the bargain counter at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Herman Drager brought fine lot OF
raspberries into tho city on Wednesday
the first of the season.
Ladies come early and secure pair
of those shoes on the bargain counter at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Miss Hale has returned from visit
with her sister at Grey Eagle. and is the
guest of the Misses Howard.
"A. o. Madison shipped car load OF
fat cattle, and number of sheep and
hogs to st. Paul on Monday.
-Chas. A. Rice is on the road tor the
Spink-Kees Drug Company. His route
is through Southern Minnesota.
Fourth of July hangs on well this
year. A few sky-rockets sought the
upper air as late as Sunday evening.
The handsomest rose tree in the city
Is one of the many attractive features OF
W. o. P, Hilsdale's residence grounds.
Miss Gertrude McNutt, a recent grad
uate of the high school, has been engaged
to teach at Belgrade, during the ensuing
year.
ITO gain trength-Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla. For steady nerves-Hood'sS arsa-
parilla. For pure blood-Hood's Sarsa-
parilla.
John maitland has sold his stock OF
groceries to a man named Meyer OF
Meier's Grove, who will removeit thither
for sale. :
"A decided improvement has been
made TO the old brewery property, dur
ing the past week. A portion of the
roof caved in.
DIR. Niven's new local anesthetic
works like a charm. Applied to the
gums and no pain having teeth pulled.
July IL and Is.
--Averil Webster of Glenwood succeeds
Doc Hall. as night clerk at the Sank
Centre House. Mr.. Hall is in the employ
OIL. M. Bunnell.
Great bargains in ladies' shoes at the
Boston Shoe Store.
DIR. E. c. Rich. Prof. o. I. Woodley
and c. Carlson, were registered at the
Minnesota Building on the worlds fair
grounds on Monday.
"A comet is visible, though family,
about thirty degrees southwest of the
polar star 1t can be readily found with
field or opera glass.
-AIl work leaving Dr. Niven's office, is
the finest that can he done. Three first
class long experienced dentists, each an
expert at his specialty.
IN. w. Rice brought in string Of fifty
black bass from Birch Lake on Tuesday.
Some of them were beauties, weighing
nearly or quite FIVE pounds.
Julius Syfford has obtained an agency
for a Sioux Falls Publishing House.
with territory in South Dakota. At
present he is at Webster, S. D.
Henry Capser expects to go back up
on the road this fall for Donaldson, Og-
den & Co. Mrs. Capser will return to-
this city to make her home here.
Tuesday was one of those damp, hot,
sticky days when perspiration breaks
forth in cataracts, and one has to empty
his shoes of it every few minutes.
The reorganization OF the mill into
stock company will make no difference
with the relations of T. D. Davidson to
the property. He will continue to be