The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-12-07
THURSDAY DECEMBER Z. 1898.
DIR. Niven Dec. 8 to IL.

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sun dogs,
The finest line of candies in the cit,
at Bunnells.
1T rained for a few minutes on Mon
day afternoon.
-Ofhcer Carr assumed the duties o
chief of police on Saturday last.
"A little more snow is need tor sleigh
ing. The foundation is excellent.
"A storm porch has been erected ovel
the main entrance to the Academy.
Would you like nice dish of fried
oysters: l.. NJ. Bunnell can fry them.
Christmas is only little more than
two weeks in the future. Prepare for it
Buy your presents now before the
rush begins, and Blled's is the place to
go.
Talk about bargains. See Blied's,
then you will have something to talk
about.
The Keller Manufacturing Company
shipped three car loads of bob sleds on
Saturday.
Thanksgiving was the occasion OF a
large number of social gatherings and
family reunions.
M. Hogan is prepared to accept APP
plications for loans on choice farm Sc
cur;ty HouSuIt him
i. A. Caughren has skating rink in
his back yard. which has quite an attrac-
tion for the little ones.
Mrs. Nick MInnette, who was sub
jected to surgical operation recently,
is rapidly convalescing.
The Eastern Star lodge had pleas
ant social entertainment following its
regular meeting of Tuesday evening.
My restaurant is good thing. can
serve you with a good meal for Is cents.
l.. NJ. BUNNELL.
Hon. A. NJ. Stiles of Ashley, was APP
pointed by Judge Searle foreman of the
grand jury, now in session in St. Cloud
I'm the Congregational church next
Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Wood will
preach on THE Kingdom of The Home"
The Great Northern train from the
coast on Sunday was eleven hours late,
and on Monday it was two hours late.
Il have some of the finest apples ever
shown IN Sank Centre. peck or barrel.
L. NJ. BUNNELL.
lust think of it only IS cts. tor meat,
potatoes, vegetables, bread, butter, pie
and coffee at L. NJ Bunnell's European
restaurant.
The tax rate in St. Cloud for the
current year has been fixed at twenty
seven mills The total valuation is
$3,227,63s.
The best medical authorities say the
proper way to treat catarrh is to take
a constitutional remedy like Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an experience social at the resi-
dence of W. S. Dean on Friday evening
ofnext week.
Capt. Goes thermometer, on Friday
morning. registered 80 degrees below
zero, and the thermometer is thor
oughly reliable.
A trifiing blizzard from the southeast
on Monday morning filled the air full Of
snow. There was brilliant display OF
sun dogs at mid day.
Garry Stabler was happily surprised
bv a company of young friends, who
made him their host for the evening on
Wednesday OF last week.
"A gang of men have been engaged
during the past week on the trestle
bridge of the Little Falls and Dakota
railroad, near the lake. .-... ...
"A young man named Arne Ameson
was sent to st. Cloud for ten days by
Judge Barto for drunkenness. Officer
Murphy took him down.
-Attention!--An endless variety OF
handkerchief's and The latest novelties in
celluloid hohray goods are selling at
auction prices at Blied's.
The ladies of the Eastern Star lodge,
will give fancy dress ball on the last
Friday evening in this month. Invita-
tons will soon be issued.
c he nf he INN
ulate Conception of the Catholic church
and services will be held at ten o'clock in
the German Catholic church.
Il. G. Lovaas Is excavating under his
building on Third-st., for a basement.
The capacity of his workship will be
doubled by the improvement.
Henry Keller observed the twenty
fifth anniversary of, his marriage very
anietly on Monday last He and his
wife spent the dav i'll st. P Iul.
Fun to have teeth pulled when DIR
Niven's new local anesthetic IS applied
to the gums. 1t don't hurt a bit. Call
on the painless dentist Dec. 8 till IL.
-Iohn c. Herbert, who formerly at
tended school in this city, has entered
the employ of Manning Garfield of Long
Prairie, to learn the druggists business.
Eugene Richards was run away with
this morning. His driving horse, a
handsome animal, was frightened by the
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from him.
The ladies of the w. R. c. will give a
ten cent supper at Memorial Hall next
Saturday from to 9 p. NJ. The invita-.
ton is general. The proceeds will be
used for relief work.
Mrs. Stabler has a large stock o.