The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-09-21
THuRspAr. SEPTEMBER 81, 1898.

DIR. Niven Sept. % till "a.
See Bunnellfs pipe display.
Buy your fruits of an exclusive fruit
house.
The place to buy Your fruit is at
Bunnells.
I'D. Parr is running train on the
main line.
-Bunnell has the largest stock OF to-
baccos in the city.
There was trifiug shower Of rain
on Monday morning.
DIR. Niven will be in Melrose next
Monday and Tuesdat.
Il. NJ. Bunnell has display window
attractively trimmed with smokers
goods.
-Bunnell has received mountain of
grapes, which he is selling at bottom
prices.
Tom Mckay and family occupy the
Irish house, near the Great Northern
elevator.
The Todd county fair has drawn
numbers of our citizens to Long Prairie
this week.
Buy your tablets, states and writing
material of Hanson & Emerson. Stock
larger than ever.
Madison 7. Cleveland willcommence
teaching in the Round Prairie district,
week from next Monday.
When DIR. Niven's new Local Anes-
thetlc is applied to the gum there is no
balm in having teeth extracted.
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.
"A letter addressed to Shank Creta,
Mimi was delivered to its proper adj
dressed at this post Office on Saturday.
The finest possible work, with the
least possible pain, at the lowest posi-
bleprices. Sept. % till "a. De. NlyEN.
There have been a number of painters
in town during the past week decorating
deadwalls and fences with artistic to-
bacco signs.
Capt. Magnus Anderson, the captain
of the Viking, who was to have lectured
here on Thursday evening last, cancelled
his engagement.
"A man working for John Batchelder
reports coming in contact with an enor-
nous moose in the vicinity of Lake Alex
ander last week.
An eighth-mile bicycle race track, and
hundred-yard foot race track, has been
laid out on the level piece of road down
by the old Merry place.
Geo. R. Whitney went to st. Cloud
on Tuesday, and while there sold his
driving horse. and purchased another
one which he is now using.
With every twenty-five cent purchase
of cigars or tobacco you get chance to
draw an elegant present at Bunnell's.
His candies are always fresh.
John Barnard and Preston Batchel-
der LETT on Monday on their bicycles for
Minneapolis, to be present at state
meeting of wheelmen in cessiou there.
Mel Billed has accepted the agency
for the Foster Paul Kid Gloves and in a
couple of weeks will guarantee the best
style, wear and fit to be had in the city.
Owing to the accident which occurred
to Prof. Woodley the teachers class did
not meet on Saturday. The class will
meet regularly in the future each Satur-
day afternoon.
Frank Carlson expects to sever his
connection with Mel. Billed the latter
part of December, and make an extended
trip to Sw eden, Norway and other points
In the old country.
Frank Barnum thinks that he has
endorsed the present administration by
following in its illustrious footsteps.
Both were equally disappointed IN that
they were not boys.
The Stedman elevator is undergoing
changes and repairs. The Office will be
moved northward, leaving room for a
driveway for unloading between the
Office and the elevator.
While playing foot ball on Monday,
Raymond Dean had the misfortune to
have his arm broken at the wrist. 1t is
not serious fracture, but will keep the
boy quiet for some time.
Lake Johanna, few days ago. 1t wa:
a new Case machine, owned by couple
of Norwegians. whose names could moi
be learned. 1t was uninsured.
We wish to assure our readers that
there is no typographical error in thu
advertisement of Mel Billed. The price.
named are so ridiculously low that We
had the figures verified IN person.
-Alvah Eastman, the genial editor o
the Journal-Press thinks his little daugh
ter, born on Friday is just as sweet ane
pretty as Grover ClevelaDd's daughter
born on the preceding Saturday.
&C. ". Rankin, of Melrose, is busil,
engaged in repainting and papering tn
old John Metzger building on Oak-st.
which was recently purchased by VIM
Tevogt, and will be occupied by HIM a
a residence.
Burglars are getting in their worl
too frequently for comfort in the south
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