The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-14

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Sunday was a hot day.
DIR Niven Sept. % till "a.
Ginger Ale on draught at Bunnell's
DIR. Niven September 22d till oath.
Cool drinks, refreshing and healthful,
at BunneIl's.
India cashmeres double width only
1oc. per yard at Blieds.
Cream fizz, a most delightful bever-
age, at L. NJ. Bunnells.
Fruits of all kinds are now plentiful
and cheap at A. Dahlem's.
-Threshing outfits are numerous at
present and very little work to do.
Have you all seen those great
bargains in dress-goods at Blied's?
Some heavy shipments of fish are be-
ing sent from Park Rapids this week.
Sugar, sugar, sugar. We can fill all
orders now.
A. DAHLEM.
Next Sunday will be Communion
Sunday in the Congregational church.
"A new crosswalk has been placed in
at the intersection of Pine and Sixth-sts.
The leaves are beginning to fall from
the shade trees where water is not avail
able.
Forty inch sateen dress goods in eIe-
giant patterns only 1oc per yard at
Blied's.
The Great Northern section house,
occupied by NJ. Clarity, is receiving some
needed repairs.
Sugar famine is now over. Plenty
graduated now in stock at the old price
at A. Dahlem's.
Buy your tablets, states and writing
material of Hanson & Emerson. Stock
larger than ever.
Owing TO the increase in the price OF
wheat, flour was advanced ten cents q
sack on Tuesday.
The elevator at Willard has been COM
pleted and is now open for the receipt
and storage of wheat.
Il. NJ. Bunnell has purchased large
lot of very fine melons grown in the
woods, east of the city.
-Bunnell has the finest assortment of
fruits ever offered In this market. He is
selling lower than ever.
Jacob Bros, are repainting the in
terror of their store and in other ways
making it more beautiful.
DIR. Niven will extract your teeth
without any pain and you don't need to
take gas. Sept. 22d and oath.
DIR. Niven's new local anesthetic is
Just applied to the gum. You know all
about it, but it don't hurt bit.
If you want two dollars for one
purchase one of Jacob Bros. negligee
shirts. They are going below cost.
The time of commencing the evening
service IN the Congregational church has
been changed from s to 7:30 O'Clock.
Fred Pangburn has purchased the
house and lot OF John Simonton, near
the lake, on the north side, for $3.50.
New stock OF boots and shoes. Our
goods and prices are right.
A. DAHLEM.
The finest possible work, with the
least possible pain, at the lowest posi-
bleprices. Sept. % till "a. DIR. NIvEN.
Capt. 5. NJ Bruce will attend the SUI
preme Grand Lodge of Oddfellows,
which meets next week in Milwaukee.
Miss Fannie Tillotson has been adj
ded to the teachers corps as third assist
ant principal and has commenced her du-
ties.
Gale Lyman is making rapid progress
with his new house on Lyman Prairie.
He has 1t enclosed and the plasterers are
at wor k.
The enrolment in the public school
so far has reached five hundred and
promises to exceed any past enrolment
very soon.
The Big train on the Great Nor
them road is one of the pleasant sights
of the city. 1t usually has twelve or
fourteen cars.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church,
gave supper in the Smith building on
Friday evening, which Melted about
twenty dollars.
Examine Bl;ed's blankets and quilts
which are marked down to meet the
hard times, before you purchase your
winters supply.
The lovers ofthe rife will find abund-
ant sport in the woods this fall. They
are reported as being filled with squirrels
and cartridges.
The band gave very entertaining
concert on Friday evening, which was
all the more appreciated on account of
being impromptu.
"A large party from this city attended
social given at the residence of Henry
Lyman, in Raymond on Friday, and re-
port delightful time.
The water in the lake is becoming
very low, and another engine will soon
be placed in the mill to supply motive
power as the head fails.
This is the season when too much
caution cannot be exercised in diet.
Bowel difficulties, especially among chill
dren are very prevalent.
Il. 7. Mossman has been rendered 6
position as clerk in the Northern Pacific
depot at Royalton. He has not yet de-
cided to enter upon its duties.
The street commissioner has done {
wet amount Of excellent xvork tI,;e eco