The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

should give them eau.
-Rigs at all hours and at reasonable
prices. at the city livery OH Second and
Oak-sts. Budd & Kurell proprietors.
Give them call and see waht they will do
1or you.
| -Reverends F. w. Hart and c. w.
Lawson will exchange pulpits on Sun
day next. Mr.. Lawson will preach in
the Methodist church here, and Mr.. Hart
in Alexandria.
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-Jacobi
Bros, the leading clothicrs.
| True economy consists in buving 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. IAcoBI BRso.
| Lyman Kells has vacated his home
recently sold to A. A. Lincoln, and is
boarding at present with Sam Simon
ton. Mr.. Lincoln will overhaul the
house completely before occupying it.
do you want to go riding? If so,
why don't you 60 to Budd & Kurell. and
they will fit you out with the finest rig
in the city? Livery barn on Second and
Oak.st.
Call for Sank Centre cigar-and
take no other. Theis & Kray make the
| best goods in market for the money.
Make no mistake.
Our prices for boys clothing this sprin.
are exceptionally low. Suits for the wee men
that viii delight mothers eye for such
small m that the pocket-book hardly feels
he strain al Jacob Bros
IF you smoke, smoke the best cigar
Tor the money in the market. and that is
made right here in Sank Centre. bv Theis
& Kray. They employ only expert
workmen, and purchase their Stock at
first hands.
William Scherf6us has the founda-
ton of his handsome residence, corner
Fifth and Pine-sts., completed, and work
has been commenced on the superstruct-
ure. 1t will be a very tasteful and con-
venient home.
Store your stoves with How Bros. |
& Co, Leave word at the store and they
will call and take them down, store
them safely, insnre them, clean them and |
set them up in the fall. No trouble and |
trifing expense.
-Shad Belly, or Dove Tail cut away
either is correct; we've got tfem both,
in right up to new style. They are per
feet beautie: Faultless in Fit and
Finish: See them-Tacobi Bros, the
leading clothier.
II. A. Thompson was arrested for
drunkenness on July Fourth, and was
sentenced by Judge Wilcox to pay fire
Of $1,000 and costs, or twenty days in
the county Jail. He has no money and
will 60 to Jail. He claims residence in
Alexandria.
Rev. M. B. Criticized and Chas. Han
lin returned from Detroit on Monday,
where they had been attending conyen
ton of Baptist churches in session at
that place. They drove both WAYS, 60
ing bv way of Parker's Prairie, and
report the trip as being delightful.
II z podd ,od uao~x, H,~alI houa
opened a livery stable, with complete
outfit of horses, carriages, buggies, ETC..
in the new building on the corner of
Second and Oak-sts., and feel assured
they can give the public good service
1t will pay you, il you need any service
Of this kind to call upon them.
"A coanty convention of the Pope
county {. E. societies will be held at
Willard on Sunday Glenwood, Reno
and Willard societies will be present in a
body, and delegation from the socie-
tics in this city will be present. District
President ]. Carrie Clark, of St. Cloud,
will have charge of the rally.
"A camping party from this city will
60 to Lake Amelia Monday for two
weeks outing. The party will consist
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Tobey, Mrs. ]. J.
Buchanan. Misses Minnie Pike, Edith
Clifford, Edith Whipple, Bessie Robbins.
Mary Buchanan, Mabel Buchanan,
Lucy Reid. .Aletha Reid and Messrs.
Harry Tobey, Will Simonton, I. ]. Moss
man and 6. H. Rice.
If you want good travelling team
for a business or pleasure trip, or any,
thing in the line OF livery; go to the Par.
cher stable on Tnird-st., formerly owned
by Geo. A: Day. Mr.. Parcher has put
all his buggies and carriages in first
class order. and he has horses suited for
all purposes, good travellers, kind. gentle I
and reliable. 1t is the largest and best
stable in central Minnesota.
M. A. Scheldrup last week enter
tanned two Norwegian Lutheran clergy
men who were on their wav home from
synod at Starbuck. Rev. Prius, of
Columbia county, Wis, is president of /;
the Synod of Norwegian Lutherans for
the United States, and has held his pres
emit charge in Wisconsin for more than
forty years without change. Rev. K.
Bjorgo ofRed Wing was with him-both
old time friends OF Mr.. Scheldrup.
IS c Soule of Mankato, uncle of Mrs
E c Rich, was the guest of DR. and Mrs
Rich during the past week. Twenty-six
years ago Mr. Soule came TO Sank Centre
bringing with him his neices. the Misses
May and Matte Hubbard, now Mes
danes White and Rich, whose mother
had preceded them to Minnesota He
resided here about wear at that time,
but since his removal has never revisited
Sank Centre until at this time.