The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-08
THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1893.


THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1898.
strawberry festivals are nearly ripe
". A. Whipple is repainting his resi-
dence.
Fans from 1cent to $500 each at
Blied's.
-Blied-just received an enormous line
of capes.
-For glassware and crockery go to
Perkins.
Andrew Nelson is repairing his house
on Oak-st.
Monday morning was chill and dis
agreeable.
Spring stock of shoes just received
by Jacob Bros.
Notice Blied's special sales in pom
gees, ginghams, outings. etc.
Furnishing goods for summer, in
endless variety at Mrs. Peake's.
Mrs. ]. F. Hamilton will not arrive
here until the middle of the month.
Don't miss this rare bargain. A
$500 cape for only $3.50 at Blied's.
John w. Oehl is making rapid strides
toward recovery, though still very weak.
That line of capes at Blied's are sell
ing like hot cakes-at half price is why.
Josiah Cooper has built very neat
and seryiceable pleasure boat for use on
the lake.
Hanson & Emerson has Diamond
Wall Finish for both consumers and
painters.
The train from the east on the Great
Northern road was half hour late On
Tuesday.
The house opposite the Lake Shore
House has been enlarged ahd otherwise
improved.
-R. ]. O'Connell has had the misfor-
tune to lose number OF handsome shade
trees this spring.
The west bound passenger over the
Great Northern was an honr late on
Wednesday morning.
"A large new waterwheel has been re-
ceived by Mr.. Davidson and it will soon
be in place in the hume.
The Alumni Association have had
gayel made from timber taken from
the loft of the old school building.
Miss Olive Leavitt will give must
cal recital at Browerville on Junr 14th.
She has hne class OF scholars there.
More flax has been sown this year
than for several preceding ones. 1t is
better property than wheat al present.
The alumni association helds it's
business meeting this morning, and this
evening it holds its social meeting, with
banquet.
IF. 7. Day of Milwaukee, one of the
original stockholders and promoters of
the Duluth. Huron and Denver railroad,
has failed.
Wheat, No. 1 Northern-4S cents
the lowest price ever quoted in Sank
Centre since there has been as established
wheat market.
The Junior c. E. will hold supper
social at A. II. Pettit's on Thursday June
18th to which all are invited. Supper
15cts., children Sets.
E-The Alumni Association of the high
school will hold its annual meeting this
evening, to be followed by banquet at
the Sank Centre House.
"A drive into the country at present
will convince anyone that it is no mes
homer to designate this section OF the
state the Park Region"
Sells Bros. Circus advertising car
arrived in the city this morning, and a
large paste brigade is engaged in hang
ing paper on the bill-boards.
The Great Northern depot was decor
ated with flags on Wednesday-the day
of the great Hill demonstration in St.
Paul. All the trains carried flags.
Mrs. N. E. Peake mas received large
line OF Duplex summer eorsets-best in
the world-all sizes. Ladies should ex-
anime this stock before purchasing.
Grain is looking exceedingly WE'LL
The weather since seeding has been I'M
usually favorable for its growth, and
the present indications are favorable.
Andrew ]. Smith received Liverpool
paper on Monday oflast week only eight
days from the press. 1t came by the
great new Cunard steamer Campania.
The eighth grade of the public school
held picnic on Monday, and on Tues
day the graduating class of the high
school held one. Both were greatly en-
joye,l.
Mrs. Peake has an assortment of
ribbons which certainly are as beautiful
as can be found anywhere. In this line
of goods she is making remarkable
display.
Arthur Wales, the man who set up
the pipe organ in the Episcopal church
and an expert piano tuner, has been in
the city during the past week. plying his
vocation.
William Herges, on trial in st. Cloud
for the crime of incest, of which mention
was made In this paper recently, has
been CONVICTED. His son is on trial for a
like crime.
You will not be troubled with your
paint taking off if You use the Sherwin
Williams paint. 1t is recommended by
all Painters and guaranteed by Hanson
& Emerson.
-Billboards have been erected in vari-
GUS places about the city for spreading
the highly coiored and lurid paper Of
Sells Circus which will exhibit here on