The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-11-30
THURSDAY NovEnBER 80, 1898.

Hoods Pills cure all liver Ills.
Gold Seal Rubbers at A. Dahlem's.
This is Thanksgiving day-observe
it.
-Wintry weather is ten days later
than last year.
Tho total receipts from the band
concert were $50.
If you want to buy frst-class cord
wood see A. Vessey.
"A hot lunch for loo at BunnelPs
European Restaurant.
Great Advance Holiday Sale IN
Handkerchief at Blieds.
You can get a dinner TOR 15c at Bum
nell's European Restaurant.
The finest line of candies ever dis
PLAYED in Sank Centre at Bunnell's.
-Blied's-Is the only place where you
can buy blankets at Scots. per pair now.
The Great Northern early passenger
train on Sunday was seven hours late.
"A storm porch is being erected on
the stair ease leading to the Odd Fellows
hall.
IL you need artificial teeth see DR..
Niyen's new gold lined plates. They are
the best.
You can't help but buy if you exam
Inc those great bargainsin handkerchieis
at Blied's.
-Wadena was visited by destructive
fire last week which destroyed seven
buildings.
40. Madison will ship tive car
loads of stock, including number
of hogs to Chicago.
-Glenwood narrowly escaped dis
astrous fire the other day. A gasoiine
stove was the occasion.
When DIR. Niven's new local anesthe-
tic is applied to the gum it's fun to have
teeth pulled. Dec. 8 till IL.
Tho numerous chattel mortgage
sales in this vicinity is one OF the dis
tressing evidences of the hard times.
-John I. Boobar was elected chancel-
lor commander of the ST, Cloud lodge OF
Knights OF Pythias, at the recent annual
election.
E-It is of the utmost Importance that
sidewalks be kept free iromic and snow.
Slippery walks are constant menace to
life and limb.
-Scrofula, whether hereditary or &C
uuired, is thoroughly expelled from the
blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier.
I The band annoarces that 1t Will give
another concert during the season-proo-
ably in January, of which due announce
ment will be made.
Monday was a mild and fairly pleas
ant dav, and there were large amount
of pleasure driving, although the sleigh
ing was Indifferent.
"A cold wave came sweeping down
from the northwest on Tuesday night.
The mercury dropped ty degrees IN
half as many hours.
-Itis reported that ]. c. Foster who
removed from Sank Centre to Kansas
CITY, has located at Duluth for the prac-
tice OF his profession.
-Merte Bunnell is doing fine busi-
ness in his European restaurant. he
keeps open at night until after the train
arrives from the east.
Remember the hreman's dance this
evening at the Opera House. Buy
ticket and go. and you will declare 1t
money we'll expended.
The Congregational church has put
in a new heater, which Will he suthcient
to keep the church comfortable no mat
ter how severe the weather.
Byron F. Carr will assume the duties
of chief OF police tomorrow. The duties
of the office are not new to him, as Inc
was formerly an efficient officer on the
force.
A handsome passenger coach came
ND on Monday for use on the Park
Rapids branch. 1t is just from the shops
after complete overhauling and re
building.
Seven train crews have been laid od
this division of the Great Northern road
and more will follow. Business, which
has been unusually active, is slacsine
down rapidly.
Tine knights of Pythias lodge has
rendered the Union Relief society the
free use of their reception room, to bs
used by the ladies as meeting place
and W DIRK room.
There will lie a ten-cent sociabl'
given by the Good Templars on Tuesday
evening next, at the home of E. A. New
ell, corner of Birch and Eighth-sts. AL
are cordially invited to attend.
The car repairers here, Messrs. John
son and Carlson. received ia storm
windows for the coaches on the branch
and they have had lively time il
cleaning and polishing the glass.
The Northern Pacific road has mad
another wage cut from ten to INVENT.
per cent. including all whose salaries ar
less than 500 per month. The cut sew
eral weeks ago did not reach down int
this class.
The public library is in receipt OF tw
mail sacks OF public documents sent D.
Hon. Kittel Halverson. They inclad
departmental reports, congressiona
proceeding, ETC., and have much OF intei
est and value.
"A regular meeting of the Union r.
lief Society will be held on Monda
afternoon next at 2 o'clock, in the ant
,ooYrs nj the Kniphts of Pythias lodge