The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-02-23
THURSDAY, FEB. %. 1898.

The DAYS are growing longer YER
rapidly.
White oak fence posts tot sale b.
Dean & Co.
Use FIeischmann's yeast, for sale b,
L. M. Bunnell.
Prof. ]. M. Casey and wife will leav,
for Minneapolis tomorrow.
Linen oil all descriptions. Prices low
er than ever. Notice Bleid's "ad."
Outing flannel, L L Badger sheeting,
ginghams, towels, etc., SC, at Bleid's.
Rev. c. F. Sharpe spent parts of Mon
day and Tuesday with Rev. Mr.. Hart.
Go to Hansen's for your groceries.
He keeps the largest and finest stock in
the CITY.
Oranges, twenty to sixty cents per
dozen. Mexican tangarines, very fne,a
Bunnell's.
Sunday was lovely day and the ex-
cellent sleighing was utilized to its full
est extent.
Examine Blied's line of evening
shades in Henriettss. cashmeres, whip
cords, etc.
Vegetables, new California cabbage,
lettuce, radishes, pie plant, ETC., at L. Nj.
Bunnel's.
The largest line of the latest styles
in ginghams, pongees, challis, satteens,
ETC., at Bleid's.
Saturday was busy day in the city.
There were scores of farmers in town,
and trade was lively.
Miss Mabel Kells entertained the
high school students of the junior and
senior classes on Friday evening.
Mrs. Lucas Kells entertained large
company of friends at a pleasant tea
party Oh Thursday afternoon last.
The banks of this CITY observed
Washington's birthday, by closing their
doors, and transacting no business.
e. L. Hedin has the sole agency o
the celebrated Douglas shoes, and he
keeps large assorted stock of them.
The public school observed Wash
ington's birthday IN an appropriate
manner-bv not holding any session.
S. P. Hansen has the finest line of
canned goods in the market, and he is
selling them at the very lowest prices.
James A. Caughren is making pre-
limiuary preparations for entering upon
his grading contract in the early spring.
M. {. Kelsey has been afflicted With |
inhamed eyes during the week. which in
tertered with his business quite seriously. |
Subjects of the sermons for the Meth
odist pulpit next Sabbath are: "Stumb-
ling Blocks" evening George Washing
ton"
Clarence Sergeant, an employe OF
the St. Cloud paper mill, contesses that
he is guilty OF the attempt to burn the
mill
The manager of the band desires that
all bills against the band be presented
on or before the 10th day of every
month.
The amount raised fo1 par1or addi-
ton to the Methodist church last week,
insures the completion of the enterprise
this summer.
Hoods Sarsaparilla positively cures
even when all others tail. 1t has a
record of successes unequalled by any
other medicine.
The oldest inhabitant predicts an
early spring. He bases his prediction
upon the we'll known fact that-he is the
oldest inhabitant.
"A draft for $54 was lost on the
street by an employee of Mel. Bleid on
Friday last 1t was enclosed in an I'M
stamped envelope.
There was one criminal case in the
municipal court during the past week.
Wenzel Kessler for drunkenness was
fined $40 and costs.
Mayor Bruckart, of St. Cloud, was
taken i'll on MondIy, and was taken to
St. Raphael's hospital for treatment.
His family is in Boston.
-Washington's birthday is legal
holiday, but was not very notably OBJ
served. Business was conducted along
all lines about as usual.
M. L. Puve, of Minneapolis, has ac-
cepted position as teacher in the acad-
envy. He is All experienced educator
and will give satisfaction.
Ask for the Gem four-and take no
other. 1t is the best made-and every
resident of Sank Centre should have
enough local pride 10 use no other.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Shedd and child,
of Saltwater, were the guests OF F. E.
Barnum on Sunday. Mr.. Shedd is the
ticket agent of the Milwaukee road in
that city.
IF. E. Barnum was elected secretary
OF the State Editorial association last
week. The selection is wise and fitting
one in every way. He will make good
secretary.
Don't forget the socia! given by the
Epworth League at the residence of w
d. Townsend, on Friday evening, Febru-
airy oath. Supper served from six to
nine O'Clock.
Rev. c. ". Lawson, of Alexandria,
spent parts of two days in town last
week, but that wasn't half long enough
for him to shake hands with a 1.-THE of |
warm personal friends he has here.
IS. P. Hansen went down to Melrose
on Monday and took in and shipped a
car load OF cattle. George Jenkins, who
is associated with Mr.. Hansen in the