The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-02
Spring. by the almanac.
White oak fence posts tot sale by

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Ladies muslin underwear an elegan
line just in at Blied's.
-Wheat-No. 1 Northern 55 cents
the lowest for years.
DIR. Du Bois returned from st. Pau
on Wednesday evening.
DIR. ]. E. Campbell, of Melrosc, wa'
in the city on Wednesday.
Vet Doty has been quite i'll, but has
resumed his duty as deputy sheriff.
Rev. F. W. Hart made trip te
Prescott, Wis, during the pass week.
Jacob Irwin has purchased the Hun
tress property near the lake Tor S675.
The coolest winter. by calandel
record, for many years has just closed.
Senator Keller and Representative
Minnette came home to spend Sunday
The latest craze of the season. Emf,
nence yelling at Blied's. See his win
dows.
Vegetables, new California cabbage
lettuce, radishes, pie plant, etc., at L. Nd.
BunneEs.
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 tne,at
Bunnell's.
DO not forget the great caricaturist
S. NJ. Spedon at the Opera House on
March 18th.
Henry Keller is re6tt:ng the interior
OF his store building, preparatory to
spring business.
Mel. Billed has received his elegant
line of carpets. Call in and examine
them before buying.
The Central Minnesota Feed Mill
ground 800 sacks of feed to order before
three o'clock, on Saturday last.
"A blind Indian, who has been in st.
Paul for medical attendance. went
through to Park Rapids today
-E. L. Hedin has the sole agency o
the celebrated Douglas shoes, and ne
keeps large assorted stock OF them.
IS. P. Hansen has the finest line oil
canned goods in the market, and he is
selling them at the very lowest prices.
Mrs. A. Moore, who has been confined
to the house with i'll health during the
greater part of the winter, is Gonzales.
cling.
All the latest styles and crazes III
laces, embroderies, yelling, etc., at Mel.
Bhed's. Notice some of them in his Win
dows.
Representative Iiinnette has intro
duced a bill allowing w. ]. Whitehead
$500 for losses incident to the Indian
outbreak.
III. F. Alden will remove his stock OF
iewelry and sllverware to the Perkins
building, on the west side OF Main-st.,
about April 1st.
DIR. Irwin, brother OF Mrs. w. 5.
Dean, has been appointed on the board
of health of Mime apolis, where he is
practising medicine.
Capt. S NJ. Bruce has bee confined to
the house the greater part of the time
during the past fortnight. He caught
severe cold In St. Paul.
The board of pension examiners met
on Wednesday and examined number
of veterans. They were all pensioners
and were test cases for increase.
Hon. F. E. Minnette has been invited
to join the excursion party to the Pacihc
coast, rendered by Mr.. Hill, which will
make the trip in the early spriug,
The Y. Z. S. c. E. will give another
free sociable at the residence of Mr.. ]. A
Caughren, Friday evening, March 3rd
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Rev. w. F. Hobart, returned mis-
siorary from China, will speak OH
Emissions in China" and kindred sub
iects both morning and evening, at the
NJ E.. church.
Sheriff Maynard passed through the
city on Monday, having in charge
AdoIph Johnson, of Clarissa, whom h'
was conveying to the Fergus Falls hos
pital for the insane.
-Rey. w, F. Hobart will lecture or
Monday evening at the M. E. church fol
an admission of 10 cents, simply to meet
his expenses. The lecture will be first
class in every respect.
Remember the regular meeting of til
literary society on Monday evening
next. DIR. Rich will read valuabl,
paper upon the care of the teeth. 1t will
be well worth hearing.
Administrators Sprague and Parke
are at work upon the estate of the lat
7. L. Robbins. They will have vas
amount of labor on their hands befor
the work is completed.
Col. Brush, bank examiner, was Il
the city on Monday, and made thor
ough examination OF the First Nationa
Bank. He complimented the managt
Inent highly upon its methods.
The Brooklyn Whist Club were d.
lightfulIy entertained by DR.. and Mr..
Du Bots at their last meeting The clu
will meet again on March Bid, at til
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Billed.
DIR. Du Bots and Mrs. Pendergas
went to Little Falls on Tuesday, Gale
by the announcement of the serious il
ness of George La Ponds little son, VIII
is in a critical condition from bronchitis
IS. p. Hansen went down to Metros
ON Monday and took in and shipped
car1nad of cattle. George Jenkins, VIII