The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-27

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paraphernalia for grading will leave fol
the work. He will take the equipment
overland.
John w. Oehl is at present in the EN-
ploy of E. B. Simonton.
| The Merchants Grain Co., purchased
over fifty loads of wheat on Tuesday.
There was horriably disagreeabl.
wind on Monday. The air was iull o.
dust.
j. B. Schoenhoff has taken the agency
for the Laboring Mems Mutual Aid AS
ISOLATION:
The early morning train on the Great
Northern road was two hours late OF
Monday.
John w. Oehl has entered the employ
of E. b. Simonton, the jewellery where he
will remain.
-What!-Yes all wool Kersey pants
at the Boston for $1.35, at the Boston
Clothing store.
David Marshall wore the official star
as chief of police on Saturday during the
absence OF Harry Parker.
| -Ifyou want tobacco OF any sort. go
to BunnelPs. He keeps the biggest and
best stock, and sells it cheapest.
Alex Tully & Co are selling all wool
tricots, thirty-six inches wide, for IS cents
per yard. Best bargains in the city.
Tobacco is staple article with a
threshfing crew. Bunnell will sell you
the best and most OF it for the money.
Attend the opening on Saturday Sept
% at Miss Nolting's millinery store and
inspect beautifulline ofnew allgoods.
john Servatius of New Munich, a pros
| porous farmer, had his barns, granary and
sheds destroyed by fire on Saturday. Four
horses We're burned.
An elegant display of pattern hats,
toaues and bonnets at Miss Noting
on Saturday. A cordial invitation to all.
The man named Crooks. who was
sent by Judge Wilcox to the St. Cloud
Jail for disorderly conduct, has been dis
charged.
The ladies are invited to attend the
Fall and Winter opening at Miss Mol
ting's millinery storeon Saturday
Sept. %.
johnson Bros. are having the cleo
trio light placed in their new store on
Third ST., and the result is most salts
factory.
Call for Sank Centre cigar-and
take no other. Theis & Kray make the
best goods in market for the money.
Make no mistake.
Examine Mrs. Hopkins all wool COM
bination suits at the Boston with double
knees and seat, warranted not to rip or
tear at So so to $500.
Mrs. Sam Simonton picked an
abundant mess OF green peas from her
garden, one day last week. They were
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Teeth without plates and crown and
bridge work at just half price-in order
to introduce this the finest work in den
tistry. Oct. 10, II and II.
Several of our young men have been
to St. Cloud recently seeking employ
ment as II ainmen OH the Great Northern.
AS rule. theywer unsuccessful.
Squirrel hunters are having rare
sport now, the fires in the eastern part
OF the state having driven large num-
Der of the wary little animals into our
woods.
Mrs. Stone, aged more than four
score years, who left for Washington
state last fall, returned last week, and is
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Langly.
%. G. Lyman held an interested audi
ence OF considerable proportions, on the
corner of Main and Third-sts., on Satur-
day while he fired broad-side of free
silver into them.
w. !. Gordon, foreman of the HER
AID Office, and frst-class all around
printer. has removed his family hither
from Benson, and become thoroughly
identified with the city, and it's interests.
willie" Phyle pitched great game
of ball Sunday at White Bear for the
Brainerd team. Louis Vossberg, who
was present, says that he is certainly a
wonder. The Saltwater Gazette: THAT
young pitcher Phyle from st. Cloud is a
good one and deserves the victory won"
| -[Dournal-Press.
Young Phyle was formerly a resident
of this city, and as a youngster was a
great ball tosser.
County Auditor Vossberg has APP
| pointed d. H. Freeman and John Cooper
delegates to represent Stearns county at
the conference to be held at ST. Paul
October Sd, under the auspices OF the st.
Paul Commercial Club, at which the
feasibility of protecting the state against
further forest fires will be discussed.
-[Tlmes.
The ladies of the Irish Catholic
church, will have an apron sale, and
supper in the Bruce block on Tuesday,
October End. Supper from 6 P. NJ. to 9
Pm. All are cordially invited to attend.
If you smoke, smoke the best ciga
for the money in the market and that is
made right here in Sank Centre, by Theis
& Kray. They employ only expert
workman, and purchase their stock at
FIRST hands.
If you are looking after bargains in
dry goods and notions follow the crowd
| to Johnson Bros. store. They will re.
move on Monday, and will continue tht
great sale for week in their new Third
st quarters.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday
morning. pastor M. B. Chritchett's sub
ject will be: "Daniel and Belshazzar, OF
low living and high thinking, and high
living and low thinking" Evening sub
ject: "The Lord God Thy Light ant
! Thy Glory"