The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-24

lin view of the fact that the ban
needs every dollar for it's uniform fun,
II l. suggested that the complimentar
| list be suspended.
There was a perceptible frost ON Sa
uriay morning. and again on Monda
morning, but not severe enough to d
any serious damage.
Five hundred dollars worth OF gro
ceries sold every week at Keller's corne
store. 90 tho stock must necessarily b
fresh. Come and see.
-R. o. Hall is cleaning away the un
slightly debris and blackened timbers-
the remnants OF the FIRE which destroye,
his stable last winter.
The frosts of the past week have in
iured the wild plums in some localities
The blossoms were blasted and are drop
ping off with the stems.
John Ritter of Melrose lost thre
head of cattle during the recent storm
They took refuge under a shed, which
tumbled down upon them.
With view OF converting portion
of my large stock Of furniture into casl
will offer rare bargains for a limited
time / b PERKINS
Judge wilcox has received yolum,
SO of the Minnesota reports OF the SUI
preme court, bringing the record of de
cisions down to April, 1898.
1T is found that some pieces OF grain
on the sandy land has been so badly in
jured by the high windsthat the crops
will be almost If not quite, failure.
See and hear the little Brownies In
band concert the only chance you viii
ever have to see them in Sank Centr,
as they 60 direct from here to China.
The bicycle trade in the city seems te
be on the increase. There is large mum
Der of wheels in use, and some OF the
young ladies are becoming quite expert
Fred Hecklin is thinking seriously O
huilding a Touring mill at Paynesville
His mill at Albany burned recently, and
Paynesville is offering him inducements
The W. R. c. request all who will
kindly donate flowers for Decoration
Day." to send them to Memorial Hall
OH the morning of Wednesday. May 80.
AT the sale of horses at Westport.
mentioned last week in these columns,
Alex Beaudreau bought the entire lot
with the exception of the stallion Reeve
nue.. ---....-.-
-Keller's corner store has the finest
assortment OF teas in this market, at
lowest prices. If you want a cup of tea
fit for a Chinese Mandarin, go to Kel-
ler's.
Father Slatinsky of Lake Reno, offl
ciated in the German Catholic church in
this city on Sunday last. Father Goebel
exchanged fields of labor with him for
that day. .
The band stand will be erected at
once on the ball grounds at the cast end
Of Main ST.. The money has been col
lected, and tue work will be commenced
this week.
IS. L. Lockwood has sold his resi-
dence IN the northeast part OF the city to
Judge David Wilcox, and surrenders
possession on June LIST. The considera-
ton Is $3.50.
-Shad Belly, or Dove Tail cut away
either is correct; we've got item both,
in right up to new style. They are per
feet beautie: Faultless in Fit and
Finish: See them-Tacobi Bros, the
leading clothier.
Mothers Friend" shirt waists at
Jacob Bros. No buttons can he torn
off either in wearing or washing.
Keller has the model grocery store
nothing like it in the city. Goods are
attractive. fresh and free from dust. flies
and yermin of all kinds. Come and see
how it is done. ~ +,
The street committee is looking sharp
after street distractions and ordering
their removal. 1t Is well not to be over
particular where public convenience is
NOT interviewed with -
The city never looked prettier than
at present. Yards and grounds have
been very generally cleaned and trimmed
up, lawns are in excellent order and
shade trees are in full leaf.
If you are seeking the latest fad in
neckwear, come to US; if you are looking
for some favorable style in hat or
shirt, visit our store likewise-Jac obi
Bros, the leading clothicrs. ~
Will Chase, who graduated from the
high school last year. is purchasing
wheat for the Stedman-T owsend Eleyat-
or Company, at West Union, and is
giving excellent satisfaction.
True economy consists in buying the
best goods at the lowest possible price,
and our store is just the place to prac-
tice that economy. We keep the best and
ask the least. jacob BRso.
The A. r. U. lodge of this city, or
ganized last week with seventeen mem
bers, forwarded the names OF forty char
ter members to complete their organiza-
ton, and a half dozen have joined since.
Our prices for boys clothing this sprin,
are exceptionally low. Suits for the wee men
that viii delight mothers eye for such a
small m that the pocket-book hardly feels
the strain al jacob Bros.
-Pasturing for forty cows at 5000
each for the season. One-hali payable
in advance and the other half payable
August LIST.
B.O. WOODS.
VIII Dobbs had the misfortune to
seriously cut his wrist the other morn
ing. While arising from bed he struck his
arm against lamp chimney, INJECTING
an ugly wound, which has disabled him.