The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-20

II -lfyou want tobacco OF any sort. E
to Bunnell's. He keeps the biggest an
best stock, and cells Il cheapest.
"A. NJ. Stiles shipped two cars Of new
wheat this week. His crop was bette
than he anticipated it would be.
ALEX Tslly & Co are selling all voc
nico,s, thirty.six inches wide, for IS cent
Der yard. Best bargains in the city.
Ladies underwear for fall and winter
only twenty-five cests per garment. FIT
cents buys q suit at Alex Tully & Cos.
Tobacco 10 a staple article with I
threshing crew. Bunnell will sell yo'
the best and most Of it for the money.
Weather permitting, the band vii
give an open air concert at the ban'
pavilion on Third-st., on Friday eve
ming OF this week.
Call for Sank Centre cigar-ant
take no other. Theis & Kray make tn
beet goods in market for the money
Make no mistake.
John Servatius of New Munich, pros
porous farmer. had his barns, granary ant
sheds destroyed by fire ON Saturday. Fou
horses were burned.
We have recently increased on,
general stock. and are well prepared ts
met the wants of the trade for the fal
season. A. Dahlem
Examine Mrs: Hopkins all wool com
bination suits at the Boston with double
knees and seat, warranted not to rip OF
tear at $3.50 to $500.
s.. Pendeeast has completed a good
house ans barn on his properly in thu
Western part Of the city, just beyond
the old steam mill site.
H. r. Alden has the agency for plac
ing Farm Loans. He is prepared to
give you the best obtainable terms, and
nc delay in closing the business.
III. F. Alden has received a stock Of
fine jewelry, watches and novelties in the
line Of rings, chains, fetc., which he ID
Offering at prices lower than ever.
The manager of the band has opened
correspondence with two musicians,
with view of bringing them to this city
to locate and become members Of the
baud.
The question of cess pools is one OF
vital importancein many portions of the
city. The council will take the matter
up for couside, alton at the next regular
meeting.
+ You havn't half read the HERALD this
week until you have gene over every line 81
It, niw advertising. and there Is lot oft
and some Of the noat importsn on the out.
side pages.
The levy for city taxes for the cur
rent year Is $53OO-a little more than
last year, due to the fact that bond
for $1,000 falls due in 1895, and must be
provided for.
Alden has full line OF watches, gold
and silver. excellent time-pieces, war.
ranted, at lowest prices. Now is your
opportunity to secure a good watch at
reasonable figures.
-Threshers attention. We are head
quarters for anything in the line Of
pants, jumpers, duck coats. gloves, shoes,
underwear etc. Lowest prices for hon
est goods. A. Dahlem.
-Kittel Halverson again for congress!
In the Sixth. His people sprung trap
and Captain Smallwood Of Duluth was
on the under side OF it. That was very
good.-[Glyndou News.
1T is Name, and not Mabel Buchan-
an. who Is attending the University.
Mabel is still at home attending school.
Name is boarding with Prof. Maria
Sanford, of the University.
The ladies Of Sank Centre and vicinity
are cordially invited to be present at the
fall millinery opening Of Mrs. N. E. Peake
on Friday and Saturday, September 20 and
70. 1t will be more attractive than ever.
Il. M. Bunuel has opened his oyster
parlors, and has stock Of shelled and
canned oysters which he is serving.
They arc fresh and fine. The oyster sea-
SON is now open and Bunnel can supply
you.
In order to clean out their stock ofsum-
mer goods, Alex Tully & Co are offering
them at Surprisingly low prices, twill
pay you to examine there bargains, for you
will never get equally good goods at the
price.
DIR. 7. Frank Locke has removed
from Pillsbury and will hereafter make
his home at Long Prairie. He will have
an Office at Pillsbury, however. and Wis
it there on Tuesdays and Fridays of
each week.
If you smoke, smoke the best cigar
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
frst 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 win continue the
great sale for week in their new Third.
St quarters.
III. r. Alden. representing George
Urquhart Of st. Cloud. the most extern
sive money 1oaner on farm lands in
Central Minnesota. Money always on
hand at reasonable rates. and with the
least possible delay.
George, the son OF S. ]. Davis, ex-
sheriff of Todd county. who was mis-
taken for an owl by his father and shot
through the shoulder with Winchester
rife, as recorded ia the HERALD recently,
Is recovering rapidly.
"A harvest supper consisting Of chicken
pies. brown bread and beans etc. will be
given by the Social Union and Epworth
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