The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-07-20


Store.
Great clearing sale at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Reliable hail insurance written By
Whitney & Cooper.
Big reduction sale in misses shoes al
the Boston Shoe Store.
The Congregational Sunday Schoo
is holding picnic at Fairy Lake today
$500 shoe for 1925 and $500 al
the Boston Shoe Store.
IS. P. Hanson shipped two car loads
of stock on Monday last.
-Four dollar shoe for three dollars al
the Boston Shoe Store.
Fifty Lewis eveners are being turned
ont daily by the Keller factory.
Farmers insure your growing crop:
against hail, with Whitney & Cooper.
Great bargains in ladies' shoesa the
Boston Shoe Store.
II. c. Dobbs is building house or
the old Rowell place, east of Ed. Smiths
-M,s2oo shoes for $3.50 at the
Boston 3tore.
-TheooS.J Barnes has completed
fine large barn on his farm north OF the
city.
pa5 6oure sale at the Boston Shoe
Store.
The biggest bargains in shoes on
earth or any other place at the Boston
ST oe Store.
Fly blankets and leather nets, cheap
err than ever, at prices to suit the times
at ]. G. Schank's.
The Odd Fellows life insurance com
pany has paid the policy of 81, 5oOin the
life of ]. L. Robbins.
Ladies come early and secure pair
of those shoes on the bargain counter at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Prom thirty-five to fifty per cent. Of
off on shoes on the bargain counter at
the Boston Shoe Store.
Ray Robbins expects to go to CHI,
cage next week for fortnght's visit
Hs will accompany Joe Petit.
w. B. Brooks has rented rooms for a
photograph gallery in Melrose, and VIII
give that place two days service every
week.
The people quickly recognize merit
and this is the reason the sales OF HOOD
Sarsaparilla are continually increasing.
Try it.
The arc lights heye been behaving
badly during the pasf week, and an ex.
pert was required to put them in good
working order.
During the next, twenty day, Mrs.
Peake will have a clearance sale OF
millinery and furnishing goods. Read
notices elsewhere.
The Keller factory is busily engaged
in furnishing and shipping large mum.
Der of Lewis eveners. There is large
demand for them.
Mrs. w. o. P. Hi1sdale gave de.
lightful tea party on Thursday evening
last. There were present about dozen
ladies and gentlemen.
"A new crossing hassbeen put in from
the City Hall running eastward to
connect with the side walk recently laid
on the east side of Pine-st.
A number of school district elections
have recently been held in this vicinity
and in nearly every case the free text
book system has been adopted.
"A young Swede named Larson was
drowned above Sank Rapids on Satur'
day, and his body was found in the
river at Sank Rapids on Tuesday.
Joseph Schultz, general merchant at
Metres Grove made an assignment on
Wednesday for the beni6tcfhis creditors
Geo. M. Kolb OF Melrose is the assignee.
The work train, which has been en-
gagged in work on the branch, and along
the main line, with headquarters in this
city, completed its work on Wednesday
The Touring mill at Starbuck. Pope
county, burned last week together with
5000 bushels of wheat and 500 cords Of
wood. Loss SIP 900, insurance $4,000
The firm of Hyland & Murphy has
been dissolved, Mr.. Hyland retiring from
the business, and engaging in farming
He has fine farm just northeast of the
city.
The Sank Centre base ball team will
play game tomorrow at Alexandria
with the home club there. They will
endeavor to duplicate the Fourth of July
score.
Invitation are out for the marriage
of Dawes How and Miss Mabelle Ellen
Clarke, on Saturday of this week at IL
NJ, at the residence of the brides parents
at Melrose.
-Fleishman's yeast cakes gives the
best results. Bread made with this
yeast is far superior to that raised in
any other way. L. M. Bunnell keeps
them. Give them trial.
j. D. Laswell, formerly of this city
was committed to jail at Crookstor
recently for pounding his wife. This is
not the hrst time that a similar charge
has been made against him.
Millions OF gnats or lean and lanl
flies invaded the city on Saturday and
Sunday evenings, obscuring the arr
lights at times. The Egyptian invasion
was reproduced on small scale.
Fred Bunnell, while driving in tn,
hot sun on Saturday morning, was par
italy overcome by the heat, and had t.
be assisted from the carriage. He sooi
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