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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-23
Personal.

Dawes How spent Sunday at home.
ia. Caughren went to St. Paul OIL
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Halls visiting her brother.
Henry c. Capser OF st. Paul.
U. M. Tobey was visitor to the
county seat during the week.
Miss Mabelle Clarke OF Melrose, was
the guest of Mrs. c. F. How last week
Joseph Capser came up fIom St. Paul
on Saturday, remaining until Tuesday.
Alex Beaudreau of Westport, the wide
awabe wheat buyer, was in the city on
Saturday.
David Clevelandis attending meeting
of the boad of county commissioners
now in session.
II. P. Gallup, for whom Sank Centre
always has warm welcome, was ia the
city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Dram and children are
spending the week in st. Cloud visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Jessie Jenkins spent portion of
the past week in Melrose, the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Whitney.
Harry Tobey CAME home on Thursday
from Carleton College to spend the
spring vacation of two weeks.
Caughren & Riley spent portion of
last week at Park Rapids getting their
work started on the Great Northern.
Col. Westerman, general agent for
the Mccormick Harvester Company,
was in the city on Saturday, on business.
M. Hogan returned on Saturday from
an extended trip through the Dakotas.
He met Elisha How by chance at AbeI-
deem.
Mrs. James Idurphy of St. Paul, who
has been visiting with her brother-in-
law, T. J. Murphy returned home on
Monday.
Timothy Foley, who has a contract
for the Park Rapids branch extension,
was In the city on Monday on his way
to the work.
Miss Mary Ap6eld LETT on Monday for
Chicago, where she expects to remain
for several months, after which it is her
purpose to offer her services to- the board
of foreign missions of the Baptist church
for active service.
/ Senator Keller came home on Sunday
and attended church. The TACT that the
proceedings we're of such character
that he conldn't, with due regard to the
eternal fitness OF things, occasionally
! break in with an objection, made hum a
| little somnolent. He slept well.
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AT the election ofeditors for the Ariel
the State University paper, three of those
chosen were from Sank Centre-Allen
Barto, Will Simonton and Edwin John.
son. These positions are secured against
great opposition, which makes them the
more complimentary to secure. All Of
them named are graduates of the Sauk
Centre High School, and it is very graft
flying to their many friends in this city to
see them thus honored.
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knights of Pythias.

On Friday evening last a lodge o.
Knights of Pythias, to be known as Elk
celsior Lodge, was instituted in this city
A pleasant feature was the large attend
ance OF Knights from st. Cloud, over
thirty being present, among whom were
Editor Eastman of the Journal Press, ex.
Editor Charlie Mitchell of the same paper
City Editor Fred Schilplin of the Times
all of whom made this office pleasant
fraternal call.
There were thirty-fve charter members
of the lodge, it requiring good share OF
the night to perfect the work. At mid
night a banquet was given the visitors
at the Sank Centre House. The follow.
ing are the officers of the new lodge:
PC. T. ". Mann.
&C. N. Fl. Miner.
VIC. w. S. Dean.
P. Rev. Fred w. Hart.
M. w. CIR. Whitney.
= KnR. S. 7. F. Cooper.
IF. H. w. Bishop.
Me. P. B. Hanson.
M. A. A. Geo. Fish.
I.G. Frank T. Carr.
O.G. Ed. Quinn.
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Advertised Letters.

wn of Sank Centre, MINI.
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Annual Election.

Notice is hereby given that the annua
election of the Board of Education of the
town OF Sank Centre, Mimi, will b.
held in the lower southeast room of thu
school honse on Saturday, March 25th
tor the purpose of efecting three direc
tors OF said board, two for three years
and one for two years next ensuing. The
polls will be opened for the above men
toned purpose from 10 o'clock a. m
until IL o'clock m. and from 1 O'Clock
until 4 O'Clock p. m. on said day.
Dated at Sank Centre, Mimi, March
9th, 1898.
M. F. WOODBURY.,
Secretary of Board of Education o.
town of Sank Centre, MINI.
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The following list of letters remain
dead at this office, and if not called 70,
in two weeks will be sent to dead lette,
office.
c. c. Worell, Mrs. Jennie Buckley, Mel
lie Brown, Bridget Murphy, E. w. Nj
gent, G. w. Creak, Andrew Olson Doll
Daniel Doncan. A. Schott, CA. Holman
Rev, c. ]. Vietz, Kruchton q Lambert
Jones Whitcomb. E. Williams.
]. M. THOMSON, P. M.
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A Card.

We desire to tender cur most heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends an6
neighbors, especially Mr.. Derby's family
and Mr.. Randall and wife. who so kindly
assisted us through the sickness, death
and burial of our dear grandmother
Words cannot express the gratitude we
feel for their tender care to her during
her sickness. They will ever be remem
bered by us.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. A. HUNTER
and family.
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whist club on Thursday evening of last
week. 1t was pleasant meeting.
School election on Saturday of this
week at the school house from 10 A. NJ.
to P. NJ. Everybody should vote.
Diamond Wall Finish displaces kali
somines and wall paper; it IS sanitary
and is recommended by sanitariahs.
Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday.
The Catholic church will haye some gen.
uine palm branches for the occasion.
Several carloads of dump cars, tools,
ETC., went up the Northern branch on
Monday, for use upon the extension.
Ladies walking shoes in all styles
with globe toe and cloth topIn plain and
hand turned at the Boston Shoe Store.
Remember the Easter millinery OPEN
ing of Mrs. Peake on Wednesday, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday Of next week.
Vote for the NOMINEES Of the cau.uses
and everybody vote. Show sufficient
interest in local affairs to go to the polls
Mel. Billed is doing rushing business
in the carpet line and no wonder. HE
low prices and superior stock deserve
praise.
We have again received large stock
of Pingree & Smith unexcelled shoes for
ladies and gents wear at the Boston
Shoe Store.
There has been a very successful
series of revival meetings in Lyman
Prairie, conducted by Rev. Tyndall Of
Grove Lake.
Diamond Wall Finish is beautiful
either in Alabaster, white or any OF its
tints. Call on How Bros & Co. and see
samples of work.
Next week-passion week-will be
observed by special services in the Epis.
copal and German Catholic churches
with daily services.
Alex Gravel. on trial at Little Falls
for murder, was convicted of manslaugh
ter in the first degree. The case was
tried by Judge Searle.
If there be anything stranger than
the rapidIty with which false story
will spread it is the mysterious manner
in '. hich it is originated.
The ice on the lake is three feet thick,
and there is foot of water soaked snow
on top of that. making it very disagree
able cutting and hauling.
Have you eyer smoked good cigar
if not, go to Bunncll's and get Doug
lass. II you have, go to Bunnell's and
get better one-the Douglass.
| Sec DR.. Niven's new method of insert
ing teeth on the gums without wearing
/ a plate-the latest and best. In Saul
Centre March 25 to % inclusive.
w. P. HiIsdale. William Blake, L. R
Barto and Wash McNeice have just re
ceived very handsome Knights Templal
uniforms. They are very elegant.
MRS. ]. J. Thomas of Willard died OF
Sunday last. She was very larg
person and an unusually large casket
was ordered for her by ]. B. Perkins o
this city.
The skirt worn by Mrs. Cleveland a
the inauguration ball was. lined witt
hair cloth. This is not the heavy hair
cloth of former days, but fine ligh
| weight skirt lining. For sale at Blied's
! The mill is running on full time
night and day, and shipping Its outpu
to eastern customers. 1t has order
ahead for all -four it can make for tw,
weeks, even if it did not sell another bar
rel meanwhile. In fact it has been com
PEELED to decline orders for. immediat
delivery. Its flour is meeting with grea
favor, and sells at the very highest maj
ket price.
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SAOK CENTRE HERALD.
LOCAL SUMMARY
THURSDAY, NJ III. %. 1898.

-Dr. N1Ven March ZOtu u &oSh.
Painless dentist March 25 till %.
Winter is getting mighty tedious.
The equinoctial storm was dandy.
Easter occurs early this year-April
I'd.
-Bunnell has an assortment of fresh
.ruits.
White oak fence posts tot sale by
Dean & Co.
Use FIeischmann's yeast, for sale by
L. M. Bunnell.
Spring stock of shoes just received
by Jacob Bros.
Notice those new dress goods pat
terms at Blied's.
E-The harbinger of spring has. come.
Cav, cav. cav.
L. M. Bunnell has fresh lettuce-the
first of the season.
"A lively snow storm set in on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Red walking shoes for ladies at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Red and Brown shoes for children a :
the Boston Shoe Store.
w. D. Townsend shipped carload
of cattle on Friday last.
, DO you want pretty, serviceable
and easy shoe-go to Jacobs.
Spring wraps in all the latest styles,
shades and novelties at Bhed's.
Mrs. Stablers' easter opening COM
mences on Thursday OF next week.
Cloth top and patent leather tip shoe
for children at the Boston Shoe Store.
Spring has been loafng around in
this vicinity again during the past week.
less school shoe at the Boston Shoe
Store.
DIR. Niven does all branches of DENTS
try IN the latest and best manner at low
prices.
-Pingree & Smiths reliable foot wear
for ladies and gents at the Boston Shoe
store.
The Linden Trio on Thursday of next
week. Secure tickets at the corner drug
store.
"A large invoice of red school house
shoes Just received at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Townsend & Rowe have leased their
RAYMOND farm for the season to John
Entreit.
Oranges, twenty to sixty cents pei
dozen. Mexican tangarines, very line, al
Bunnell's
Ed. Wright will be the democratic
candidatefor Mayor fSt. Cloud against
Dan Bruckart.
Fresh vegetables, including lettuce
radlshes, california cabbages, just re
ceived at Bunnell's.
Try pair of James Means $500
shoes for genhemans' wear for sale a
the Boston Shoe Store.
-Engine No. 40 on the branch. ha
been overhauled and frightened up. /
looks like new machine.
The latest style in ladies shoes sucl
as globe toe and cloth top just received
at the Boston Shoe Store.
The boards OF registration were il
session for both wards on Friday LAST
revising The lists Of voters.
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For sale.

l offer for sale my hotel property, ths
Germania House, with four lots at q
bargain. Tie building which was built
last fall is large and well furnished, and
is doing good business. Here is a
splendid chance for the right party
Reason for selling is the owner wants to
retire. Call on
MRS. JOSEPHINE GAsPARD,
Sank Centre, MINI.
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Sank Centre, MINI.
House cheap For Cash.

Our ten room house with barn and two
lots in Sank Centre Minnesota, size OF
lots, each 66x166 perfect title has rented
at $40 per month now rents at $1,000
per month. / will be i'll Sank Centre
April LIST.
TOILET FLADELAND
JANE FLADELAND.
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Persons suffering from catarrhal
troubles should use Kindon's catarrhal
Jelly, the catarrh cure that cures. Guar
anteed and sold by Hanson & Emerson.
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DOR SALE-A fine secondhand phaeton
Il for $50 Address B %. Globe.
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miscellaneous.
THE DICKINS0N,S sroCK-

FTNHE DlCKINSON'S STOCK-I will
Il sell at auc ton commencing Thursday
July 20 at 10 a. NJ. and 81 p. NJ, and will
continue until the entire stock is sold. The
stock consists of fancy chinaware, fancy fiue
cut glass, pottery, vases, bisque ware also
graniteware, bamboo goods and other sun
dries too numerous to mention; and this
stock must go without reserve of cost. The
sale will take place q the old stand, Lowrys
Arcade, Fifth street entrance, so do not
overlook this opportunity, as it is a chance
of lifetime, watch for date and time of
sales, as l will not store for anything, as
goods must go. The entire stock is now
open for inspection and sales. l will sell at
private sale at one-half their actual value.
Ben Levy, Autioneer.
WA for the auction sale of twenty-one
w furnished rooms at 457 Wabasha,
Wednesday. July TO-
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SIXTH ST, Us, WEST-Elegantly fur
~ nshed rooms; electric light and bath;
excellent ventilation; fine view.
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MEDICAL.

T AIDES! Chichester English Pen
IL nyroyaI Pills Diamond Brand. are
the Best. safe, Reliable. Take no other.
Send &c (stamps) for particulars. Relief
for Ladies, - in letter by Return 3sait. 4
Druggists. CAECls Esq tE5 ESz kS.f5L-
CAL co.. r hfIadeIpi IA, Ia.
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ROARD OFFERED.

pOARD-Furnished rooms with board. in
u large modern house. 210 East Ninth ST.
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RavanagE 81 Johnsonss Auctions

ZINE FURNITURE and carpets at auc
i ton. We will sell at public auction at
the residence No. 25S Nash ST., corner of
M, all the fine furniture, consisting of fine
parlor suit, easy chairs, center tables com
blnation bookcase and desk, mahogany
wardrobe very fne). bed lounge, cane
chairs, refrigerator, extension table. dishes,
glassware ETC.. all the fine velvet and in
grain carpets throughout, one elegant Queen
City cooking range. all cooking utensils etc.
Now Is the time TO save money on furniture
Kavanagh d johnson, Auctioneers, 1S6, lsS
and 100 East Sixth 81.
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RANJO-For sale, banjo, almost new,
- cheap. Call at 423 Wabasha,
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RICYCLE-For sale. Juno cushion-tire BIZ
~ cycle in good conditions So. 651 Ell
felt ST.
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RICYCLE-Columbi safety, pneumatic
- tires, nickel plated, as good as new. to
trade or sell cheap for horse or anything of
value. 353 Martin st,
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A two-seated surrey;
cost when new $4,000: used very little.
Apply Room Sc, Court Block
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81 West Exchange Street.
INSTRUCTIONS.
ACCOUNTANTS
$40 asEs AND FIxrU Res

n nj. TEMPLE. y6 Germanis Life insur
LIE ance Building expert and anditwnrE
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THRE BARBEB SHOP for
i sale cheap. Inquire 433 st. Peter.

Toy AND NEWS STAND for sale. out
L side business street; at invoice, about
$500. Address |, 10 Globe.
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Ii OUSE-Good eight-room house. Dayton's
IL Bluff. Apply to Charles Keiser, al
Schuneman & Evans.
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ROILERS-For sale, low boilers in use;
- 40x14; TO make room for larger ones;
great bargain. j, I. Mcmillan or Franklin
Machine Works, Eighth and Minnesota sts
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IL auctions in all departments. The Cut
Price Store, 170 West Seventh st.. Seven Cor
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PERRY BOXES very cheap. De Cou &
- Co., 81 West Third
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HEAVYWEIGHT CHEVlOT SUIT to
IL order, sic; will be worth S25 later on.
NJ Simon 10 East seventh
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NINTH ST, 1913 EAST-Two nicely fur
~ nished rooms; bath in house.
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EoR SALE-One team of bay carriage
l. horses; drive single or double; not
afraid of anything; also one delivery horse.
pig Pleasant aY
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DARK PLACE, 92-N Near CoIonnade-
Very nicely furnished room, bath and
all cOnyeuieuces: 81
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THE FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC,
Il of twenty-room fiat at auction on We'd
nesday. July 10, a 10 a m. at 457 Wabasha st.
consisting of parlor suits, center tables. bed
room suits. spring mattresses. pillows, bed
ding of all kinds hanging and stand lamps,
wardrobes, all the carpets, draperies, body
Brussels. MoQuette and ingram carpets If
you are in search of bargains attend this
sale. Kavanagh & johnson, Auctioneers,
1856, 1SS and 1919 East Sixth ST.
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FOR SALE. or will exchange for i'm
4 proved real estate a stock of goods, 53S
WabaSha st
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ELEVENTH ST, 2I4, WEST-Furnished
~ rooms, single or en- suite of three front
rooms; all modern improvements. Mrs. c.
Peters Proprietor
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| A VIKINGS, tents canvas covers for hay
"A grain etc. j. NJ. Rossell, 355 jackson.
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pOARD-Furnished room and board in
ID family of two; desirable for man and
wife or two gentlemen; have modern cou-
veniences 81 Smith av.
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ELAT-For sale, furnished fiat OF five
L rooms, with or without lease; steam
heat; new furniture; very cheap. Hubbell d
Bishop, o. East Fourth ST
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OUSE-Modern seyen-room house, block
II from car, 400 st. Anthony av.; Sl7
Allen, Moon IL Co.
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SEvEN H, 15I, WEST-Near seven Cor
~ ners-A fine furnished room for one or
two gentlemen
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FOR SAAE.

A HANDSOME, young, gentle horse, also
{ fine buggy and harness at bargain
Address B a. Globe.
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FOEs RENT.
Edward COrning'S Rent List.
81 Robert st.

M ODERN EIGHT ROOM house Oh
WI Virginia, near Dayton; $50.
a fine lU-room house, on Mississippi street.
near Nash; SIS
Modern five room flats on Mississippi
street, corner Nash; SIC.
Modern stores, 537 $50, al. 543 Mississippi;
very low rent to good tenants; look at these
stores before renting
The six-room house, 1S West Tenth. is
undergoing repairs; will fix TO suit good
tenant
Modern apartments for gentlemen, 43l2
West Third; steam heat, gas, bath and jan
itOr service.
Store, 40 West Third; steam heat; good
basement; $40
Store, 56S Broadway. Si2 50; city water.
3 rooms over 566 Broadway; SlJ; city water.
Groom house. Isl West Third; will fix tins
house to suit good tenant
-. Store, 500 st. Anthony avenue; a fine loca-
tlou for trade; low rent.
Park
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DkSk-For sale, one rolIing-top office
- desk, letter press, revolving chair and
table CHEAP at bargain. Call at 791 Rondo
St before 10 i'll the morning or after in the
evening.
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ENGINE-Twenty-h power portable
for cash. j. R. Holton, 1855 West Ninth ST.
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PERSONALS.

LWAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tets
~ WORTH clairvoyant; business test medi-
UNI: thirty years experience. $50 Wabasha
ST., CITY.
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T EASE OF KITCHEN and dining room
IL for sale good business; splendid chance
for small capital; reason for selling, sickness.
Box Cts Duluth Mimi.
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FOR RENT.
Rooms.

GE, ENTH ST. 60, EAST-For rent, suites
~ of rooms for Office and light business.
Apply on premises.
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FOR SALE-A race horse, PAGER three
l. years old, weight 900 pounds, license
to pace as fast as any mans horse. can show
you $50 gait any day hitched up Narrated
absolutely all right i'll every way. For further
particulars, breeding, etc.. address Pete Hen
bricks, Hazelwood, Mimi, or W. Hubbard,
Mortified
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! SMITH AV., I31-Corner West Sixth
| ~ Pleasant furnished front rooms, with or
| without board; terms reasonable.
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FOR SALE-One lady's English saddle,
one ten-horse power engine ana boiler,
one fve-horse power boiler, fifty feet of ten
inch, double ply leather belt, also pulleys; one
,hnndredegg incubator, one two-thousand-
egg incubator, one pony cheap. Apply at
50 Valley st. Also two power elevators and
one hand elevator.