The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30

"A. Moore has leased the Dimon house
recently purchased by him on the north
side, to Willis Bennett, who has been
living on the Rowe farm in the town oil
West Union.
| -Sanitarians say that much sickness
is due to the unsanitary way of decorat-
ing walls. They recommend Diamond
Wall Finish, Try it, tor sale by How
Bros. & Co.
Horace F. Alden will remove to the
Perkins building next week with his fine
stock OF jewelry. The building will be
overhauled for his convenience, and suit
ably decorated. ....
The senate has passed Senator Kel-
ler's bill fixing the salary OF the superin-
tendent OF the St. Cloud reformatory at
$4,000, and the keepers salary at $500.
They earn their money.
Rev. E. o. Taylor will give two
scientific temperance lectures in this city,
on Thursday and Friday evenings of
next week, at Memorial Hall. First lee
ture free. Everybody invited.
The immense body of snow on the
ground will fill the sloughs and streams
bank full. There is not great depth of
frost in the ground owing to the dryness
of the soil and the blanket of SNOW.
Jacob Bros. have received the finest
line of mems shoes, made especially for
their tra de, ever placed on sale in this
city. They can give you the best shoe
for the money to be found in central
Minnesota.
Leave your standing order for
Fleischman's yeast. 1t will be delivered
every Wednesday and Saturday free OF
extra charge-at the rate of twelve cakes
for twenty-five cents in any quantity
desired, by L. M. Bunnell.
There is a fine assortment of new
style spring hats of various grades and
prices at Jacob Bios, which they have
just received and placed on sale. For
the latest and nobbiest thing in hats do
not fail to call upon them.
Mrs. Mary Malay of North Fork,
died quite suddenly on Tuesday last.
She was formerly Miss Moore, daughter
of John Moore of Ashley, and had been
married but short time. She formerly
lived at the Star Hotel in this city.
Rev. A. H. Carman, of Long Prairie,
is holding series of Gospel services in
the Baptist Church each afternoon and
evening of this week; afternoon services,
from 3 to 4 O'Clock, evening services at
7:3O O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
The painters all like Diamond Wall
Finish, because it will not setin the dish,
| because it may be used for all sorts OF
relief as well as plain work; because it
works free and soapy and covers better
than any kalsomine. For sale by How
Bros. & Co.
Prof. F. v. Malm will leave on Satur-
/ udy W oSSSPS q POSillOu dS ICdSuCT Vi
penmanship in large commercial col
lege. The Professor is a fine penman and
an excellent teacher, and withal pleas
ant gentleman. May he achieve the
success he deservesi in the wider field.
| 1T is not definitely settled yet as to
whether pastor will be permanently
settled over the Boptist church in this
city, although there is strong effort he.
| ing made in that direction. Rev. Mr..
| Kennedy, who has been here temporari.
ly, is considering call extended to him
from South Dakota.
| st. Cloud has formed Kelley club
That city has. a number OF graduates
from the Kelley institute. all of whom
are credit to the CITY and worthy
monuments If the benefcent effect OF the
cure. and they are acruated by the lofti
est motives in forming a club-that o.