The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-03-22

that She will recover comfortable health.
Our new spring st ok, boots and
shoes are just in, We have the right
goods 81 the right pr,ces.
A. DAHLEM.
The ladies of this city and vicinity
arr cordially invited TO attend the ope"-
ing OF the new millinery store ON Thurs
| day anu Friday, hlatch % amd %. A
beautiful Inc of pattern hats will lcI
ready lor YOUR Inspection.
-GtoveS! gloves! gloves! We carry
the largest IiGe IN the CITY, consisting Il
dress gloves, diving loves, gloves /, r
working men, farmers, MECHANICS any i
| t nag You need. A. DAHLEM.
The band contest BIZ male quartet
ana band, contains within itself who
show, vocal music, funny choruses, ma
ticnaI airs. i'Dunder ana hlitzen, hvar
dem frllars spiel" Opera House mkt
wecl; March Goth.
Every one gives it, the highest praise.
| H. Gradel druggist, Walnut and Allison
SITS. Cincinnati, O., says this of hi>
trade Il sell my share of DR.. Bnll's
Cough Syrup and my customers that
have used this preparation speak OF ii
in the highest terms.
"A private letter to n friend in ST.
Cloud from Chas F. Lamb. who is at
Phoenix. Arizona, states that there Is
quite colony of St. Cloud people in that
city. There is A. L. Cramb, F. H. Todd
and Fl. 5. Sturtevant and DR.. Beebe is
expected IN the town.
-Easter services at the Method st
church next Sundav,-An appropriate
sermon in the morning aud concert .hv
the young people and children in the eve
ming. This is the great missionary daV
f'r the Methodist Episcopal church
throughout the world.
The w. r. c. will give a social at
Memorial Hail next Saturday P. NJ after
the meeting OF the Post. The Invitation
Is SSilSIiI oiS I-uUCil tSUSSHlS.
By ORLER OF THE PRESIDENT
The junior male quartet scored de-,
cided success at ths last band concert,
and they are making strong efforts to
maintain their reputation. In the COM
ing concert they will render songs, pa
thctic and funny, III their peculiar and
inimitable style. Come and hear them
Rev. w. a. Shannon, presiding elder
of the Duluth Dist, was the guest OF
REV. and Mrs. F. w. Hart Tuesday ami
Wednesday,. He was to have preached
III the Methodist church on Tuesday
evening but came two days sooner than
Ills card announc; HIM. hence there was
no preaching there on that evening.
A. 7. Kocrrer fLitChfeld, candidate
for the nomination for state treasurer,
was in the city on Wednesc ay, on bust
ness connected with the estate of Mrs f.
B. Carney, whose brother he is. Mr.
Koerner Is the member of the legislature
from his district, aSd until recentl7 WAS
a member OF the state committee, he
reSie ming to enter he list o. candidates
on the state ticket, feeling 'h"tthe com
mrttee might lie hampered il its action
: V member Icing AN aspirant He is
an able and acute business man, and
would serve the people acceptablyi in any
Office to which he might aspire.
The Worlds Fair and Hawaiian
Island stereopticon entertainment. given
al the Congregational church two eye-l
nings this week by the Columbian Scenic |
Co. were the best thing of the kind ever
seen in Hutchinson. The views were
simply superb. One who had visited the
Worlds FAIR was transported there
again and the great buildings and ex-
hibits appeared before his eye as natur-
allv and as perfect as when he saw them
either by daylight or when illuminated
of Hawaii gave one clear idea OF the
looks of that much talked of country
and OF its people Hutchinson Leader,
February I'd, '94.
Mrs. n E. Peake's millinery openings
have been so attractive in the past that
the ladies OF Sank centre and vicinity
hardly have patience to await the an
nouncement for the next one. However
attractive they have been in the past,
the Easter opening, on March 22d, 23d
and oath, will far surpass any heretofore
had. She has been in the leading mar
kets for some time making selections OF
the most approved STYLES of spring hats,
bonnets, frames, trimmings, ribbons,
pluines, furnishing goods-in short a
profIsion OF those delicate and beautiful
things which so delight the feminine
heart in spring millinery and decoration
Do not forget the time. All will be
welcomed. .'
The exhibition given by the Colum
ban Scenic Company, Monday night,
was highly successful. A magnificent
panorama of the leading features of the
Worlds Fair; it's colossal and marvel
ously beautiful buildings. exterior. and
interior; it's statuary, exhibits and sur
roundiugs, passed before the audience
with realism that won hearty APP
plause. The great fountain scene, shown
By day and by mis- ut, with its gorgeous
fiIluminations, was work OF art. Fhe
production is worthy the patronage OF
any intellectual and artistic audience
fist. Paul Midway News, January 4,
ga. At Memorial Hail, Tuesday, March
9th.
| "A drama The Mountain Wait, was
given last evening by home talent, under
the direction of Mr.. {. r. Walker, Mrs,
/ Thompson and Deda Thompson. at
Memorial Hall. was anla,ieally
speaking. decided success. Finance ally
it could, and ought to hnye been more
satisfactory, Considering the short
length OF time Mr. Walker has had. the
company under drill, the play was rend-