The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-01-12
Great sheeting sale at Biied's.

& The Spaulding post Office his been
discontinued.
Ladies cardigan Jackets very cheap
at Mel. Blied's.
use Fleischmann's yeast, for sale by
L: M. Bunnell
Badger L L sheeting only cents
per yard. at Blied's.
Wheat mas advanced. No Northern
is selling for 56 c':nts.
"A fine plush cap worth $i,oo only
IS cents now at Blied's.
"A H. Hilderbrand of Glsnwood was
ir the CITY on Tuesday.
Three brilliant sun dogs were obsery-
able on Monday morning.
1t is his honor. Judge Hogan, during
the absence of Judge Barto.
Choice potatoes. onions, beans, cab
bage, carrots at A. Dahlems.
Cigars and tobacco, the largest ard
best line in the city at A. Dahienl's.
School recommended on Monday
Iasr after holiday vacation OF t~o
weeks
Prof Woodley added fourteen vol
umes to the high school library during
the past week.
The ar-est Of Anne Murphy cost the
state $500. and county more than half
as much more.
Shifting prints and dress prints
good quality worth cents only cents
per ward at Mel. Blied's.
Mic Koenigs and John Vogci are as
pirarits for the Mclrose postoiiice under
the next administration.
Clearance sale Of all winter goods at
reduced prices. E5rg9
....-s.. A. DAHLEM.
A very fine quality bleached sheetius,
only cents per yard at Blied's. Better
grades proportionally low.
-Joirn Kurrell. of Ashley, lost 4 little
girl last week. She was buried i'll the
Iardine cemetery on Friday last.
Tho thermometer reached a minimum
Temperature OF 80 below zero on Mon
day night 1t was clear aud still. -
"A. o. Madison shipped several car
loads OF cattle during the past week. a
number of cattle persisted in transit.
-iSood apples, % cents per peck
Choice apples 40 cents per -eck.
A. DAHLEM
The Young people of the city Will
give pleasant dancing party at Memo
rial hall on Friday evening of this week.
No fowery rhetoric can tell me tie
merit of Hoods Sarsaparila as well as
the cures accomplished by this excellent
medicine.
About twenty-five new pupils have
entered the public school since the iirst
of January. The total enrolment is
abovt SIS.
Elliot Jones of Morris, succeeds A. L.
Noel as agent lor the Singer Sewing Ma
chimes in this city. Mr.. Noel will remove
to Winona.
The directors of the First Nationa
Bank, on Friday last. declared dividend
OF eight per cent for the year Guiding with
Jan. l, 1893.
"A large number of freigat trains have
been withdrawn from the Great Northern
road owing to light traffic, which al
ways occurs at this season.
Miss Ealeis suffering from infanna-
ton of the eyes, and is with her sister at
Grey Eagle. Miss Tillotson the subsrI-
tute teacher, is filling her place.
1t would cost the city but trifie to
run a snow plow about the city after
such a storm as that oflast week, and it
would be appreciated by pedestrians.
-Md. Billed is visiting Minneapolis
and other eastern markets this week.
He intends to make his spring stock OF
drv goods unsurpassable outside OF the
twin cities.
Fred Dimon who removed to Lin
coin. Neb., about three years ago, and
has been visiting friends in this city, has
returned to ll.s home. His family accom-
panied him.
The ST.. Paul papers say that the
Stearns county delegation got badly
left GA seat superintendent i'll the
legislature, and had to take what no
one else wantcd-rear seats.
The public school is indebted to
Senator Davis for two volumes. setting
forth in detail the methods of carrying
on the public business of the nation,
Tley are valuable voiuuaes.
Guy H. Rice has been formally in
stalled as editor of the Melrose Sun. Dr.
Campbell has purchased the half interest
forrnerlx owned by his deceased parner,
d. Grlen, and is sole proprietor.
The literary society Will hold a
special meeting, with musical pro-
cram az the residence OF Mrs. c. F. How,
on Monday evening next. A pleasant
time may be confidently anticipated.
Through passenger service on the
Grea Northern is promised by the mid
die of February. Whether it -.iil effect
the r ln,,ing OF trans on this division il
a ouestion for the future to determine
eventually it must.
w. w. Harmon was at st. Cloud one
dar recently and one OF tfe papers
spelled his name Haarman. Wonder j
WEBB used to spell it that way when he
lived in Stear1s county IN order to catch
the German yote.-fLittle Falls Tyans,
cript.