The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-03
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, 1898.

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ATTEND Mrs. Peake's clearance sale,
Bargain counter at the Boston Shoe
Store
Russell shoe dressing at the Boston
Shoe Store.
The wife of Nick Minnette is quite
seriously i'll.
Dressing for red shoes at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Reliable hail insurance written by
Whitney & Cooper.
II you want tailor made suit OF
clothes go to Hilsdale's,
Gale Lyman has commenced a new
house on his LYMAN Prairie farm.
Henry Loosbruck has been APP
pointed postmaster at st, Martin.
Mrs. Peake has some fine pieces OF
ribbon which she is selling very cheap
Red figure sale at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Great clearing sale at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Great bargains in ladies shoes at the
Boston Shoe Store.
-Four dollar shoe for three dollars at
the Boston Shoe Store.
SO 90 shoe for 1925 and $500 at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Big reduction sale in misses shoes at
the Boston Shoe Store.
big reduction in all millinery and
ribbons at Mrs. Peake's.
Charles Perry has reprinted his
house-a very pretty Improvement.
Farmers insure your growing crops
against hail, with Whitney & Cooper.
The biggest bargains in shoes on
earth or any other place at the Boston
SIoe Store.
Fly blankets and leather nets, cheap
er than ever, at prices to suit the times
at ]. G. Schank's.
Ladies come early and secure pair
of those shoes on the bargain counter at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Charles Weymouth has as pretty
piece of corn on the north side as can be
found in weeks drive.
Charles Whipple, who has been so
very i'll, has SO far recovered as to be
able to get ont Of doors.
From thirty~fve to fifty per cent. OF
off on shoes on the bargain counter at
the Boston Shoe Store.
The band will be strengthened by
the admission of several young ladies.
They will play clarionets.
Mrs. c. NJ. Mcclellan entertained
party of friends on Friday of last week,
at her home in Hoboken.
Ladies, be sure and see those fine
hats which Mrs. Pealte is closing out to
make ready for fall goods.
Misses $500 shoes for $1.5o at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Isaac Mossman is at Westport, in
charge ofthe Northern Pacific station, to
relieve his brother Joseph Mossman.
Law Woodruff is in charge of a train
~, the Great Northern branch. in place
ofW. F. Smith, who is taking vaca-
tion.
To cure nervousness your nerves
must be ted by pure blood. Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. Take it
now.
"A tailoring establishment, with a
full line of cloths has long been desired in
this city, and Hilsdale has met the de,
mand.
Six tramps were lodged Tuesday
night at the expense of the city, in the
lookup. They were arrested by Officer
Coats.
The Crown Roller ldill of Alexandria,
which was destroyed by fire some time
since, has been rebuilt, and is ready for
business.
"A large number OF Sank Centreites
attended the railroad picnic at Osakis on
Saturday, and unite in reporting a spler-
did time.
lightning dye for backing all kinds
of russett, red and light colored shoes, so
they can be worn as black at the Boston
Shoe Store.
w. p. Hilsdale, M. F. Woodbury., B.
w. How and Fred Spitz. with their re
spective families. are picnicing at Fairy
Lake today.
Prof. Whittier, the optician, has ex.
tended his time until and including Sat.
urday, Aug. ID. Read his new ad in an
other column.
IT. 7. Murphy drove to Spring Hill
on Saturday and closed up the business
ofCapt. NJ. J. Hogan, who recently made
an assignment.
John R. Howard spent the greater
part of Saturday. all Sunday and half o.
Monday in the city-his longest visit
home for weeks.
Sam McClintick of Grey Eagle was
kickeL, by colt, and sustained painful
injury. Medical attendance was sum
moned from this city.
Sam Chute of st. Cloud, has com
menced an action of divorce, against hi.
wife, charging her with adultery with {
C. Cantilfion of that city.
Mel. Billed has been able to secure
some great bargains while in Chicago
and you can now have the same oppor
tunity by calling at his store.
The case of A. J. Smith VS.. D. W
Coulthard and D. E. Van Norman cam
up in the municipal court on Tuesday