The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-16

i burne's reelection to The United State'
! senste Is not equivocal nor uncertain
and his reasons therefor are suSicient
{ Mr.. Evsus 10 a great hearted, clear
j. headed gentleman.
4 How Bros: & CO. have a iullcar-load
] Of Garland stoves on track here. and
{ being unloaded. Wait a couple Of DAYS
before you call to see them.
REV. F. E. Ross. pastor at the NJ. E
, church at Osakis, will preach in the ME-,
|, lchurch OF this city aext Sunday morning
i and evening". Come and here him.
There win be pink tea social at the
residence OF F. L. Nlckerson on Tuesday
evening August 21st, under the auspices
Of the Sons of Veterans. Supper 15cts-
| War In Cnina-teas are bound to 80
up. Keller sells all teas twenty five
per cent lower. Don't miss this chance.
). --Innumerable bargains IN chill lren's
shoes at the Boston Shoe Store.
| Rudy Lee. SON Of Vim. E. Lee OF
Long Prairie. will remain in his father 5
bank there during the winter. The
young man is e,ghteen years old. and
shows marked aptitude for business.
| Farm Hands aud Threshers' atten.
ton. We are headquarters for any
thing Ia the line Of gloves, shoes. hats.
overalls, jumpers. jeans and eottonade
pants, socks. suspenders, &c. Our goods
and prices are right.
ALBERT DAHLEM.
! Hon. Theodore Bruener will be COM
PEELED to resign his place as judge of pro-
bate of Stearns county when he steps
into the U. s. Land office. What's the
matter with Gov. Nelson appointing ex-
Governor Barto to succeed him? He is
one OF the most popular republicans in
Stearns county.-(Fergus Fails Journal
During the early fall of every second
year. aud only then. the registers Of our
hotels are burdened with arrivals from
st. clond-.entlemen who are anxious
to serve the county. and DESTROYS Of inn
pressing their fitness upon the dear
| people OF the West End: New registers
have been ordered.
Samuel Porter Of Willmar, judge of
probate OF Kandiyohi county. wac the
city ON Wednesday, and fasor ed the HER
AID office with call. He was dele
gate to the Fergus Falls congressional
nomination which put Frank NJ. Eddy
in nomination. He made the nominal
ing speech for Henry Feig. Mir. Porter
is pleasant gentleman. and wide
awake political hustler.
Farm hands. buy your supplies at the
old pioneer stand. A. DAHLEM.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Huzintki Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Droszkowski Sunday.
The above items in the Little Falls
Transcript of Monday indicates that
Sunday was a good day tor the Skis"
At that rate how long will it take to
turn Little Falls over to these unpro.
nouncable people?
The work train witha crew of thirty
men went out ON the Little Falls & Da-
kota this morning and commenced work
at Sank Centre. J. w. Ward, the agent
at that place. will now have the pleasure
OF leins at his post at 6:3OA. M, to take
orders for the men.-( Little Falls Trans
cript.
Mr.. Ward is so hui:r that he would
prefer getting up before daylight to
work, than not to work at all. He has
great Capacity in that line-the more the
better, an the harder he is worked, the
more affable and courteous he is--if pos
sible.
Workingmen. the best place to buy
good. serviceable shoes, is at
A DAHLEM's.
London and Paris views, observa-
tions ard personal "reminiscences on
these cities will be given at the M. E.
church. Friday evening, August "a, by
the worldwide Traveller, Rev. George
Burrs, late from canada. Also two
illustrated recitations 1.-THE Life Boat
and "Bllly's Rose" Admission only
Is cents. Doors open at z, entertain
meat begins at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Geo. Burns, worldwide trav-
eler, late from canada, will give steriop-
| tican views of London and Paris and
explanations and personA& observations
of these scenes, in the NJ. E church, Fri
dav evening Aug. oath Rev. Mr.. Barns
will also give two illustrated recita-
tions, entitled. "The Rescue-boat" and
BsIie's Rose. The entertainment will
be enierspersed with music This will
he an evening proftably spent and
costs the small sum OF Is cent.
Billed will commence great fire sale,
on Thursday next. His entire stock
:raeh Of it but slightly damaged by
smoke aad water, will be sold at sac
ri6ce, a. order to cieaa 1t out. Every
article in stock will be offered at such
a red&ction as will make the sale quick
one. He has to make way for COM
plete new stock. and will not carry over
a single article. II you want bargains
that are such. call at Blied's on aud
after Thursday, August 23d.
The largest and best line of gloves for
threshers in the city at
A. DAHLEM's.
by taking advantage OF the fact that
dies will invariably seek the lightest
place in darkened room, one may rid
| an apartment OF these pests without re-
sorting to some olthe many disagreeable
methods in vogue. Secure dark piece
of cloth large enough to cover window
and in the middle of it CIT hole large
enough to admit a piece of transparent
sticky Ay paper. Then darken the room
pulling down every shade but one at the
brightest and sunniest window. In their
desire to get near the light, all the flies
make straight for the piece Of sticky fly
paper with most disastrous results to
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