The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-19
Red Shoot House shoes at the Bostt

CAPT. L. E. Coz,
Observer.
Red Shoot House shoes at the Boston
shoe store.
Water hauled for domestic uses by
Charles E. Marshall.
We are sole agents for Kelly Island
lime, How Bros & Co.
"A large line of loot. outing fannels
for only Sets. per yard at Blied's.
Fishing by torch light with spear Is
the popular amusement at present.
Ladies Oxford ties in Haudturned
and sewed, at the Boston shoe store.
"A full line of ladies furnishing goods
always in stock at Mrs. N. E. Peake's.
Ribbon Remnants of all shades, col
ors, styles, widths and lengths at Blied's.
Prince Albert lawn shoes for ladies
wear, in all styles, at the Boston shoe
store.
That pile of ribbon remnants on
Mel Blied's counter is receiving great
attention.
There is more mud in the city streets
today than at any time during the past
two years. ..
The flags of the city are flving at half
mast in recognition of the death Of Pres
ident Parker. -. --@@
William Taylor has just completed a
very noticeable and attractive sign for
Pease & Cannon.
Large stock of rubbers all new-no
old stock carried oyer, and very cheap
at Keller's Korner. 80 ID r. 7Tsl.f--s-l
The lines of boots and shoes at Kel-
ler's corner store is complete and all new.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Watch, clock and jewelry repairing
done when you want it and satisfaction
guaranteed at H. F. Alden's. ~
Mrs. S. w. Connolly has been i'll du-
ring the past week. She is suffering from
Au dSSulS dtte'Sh vi piSuthSy'
"A heavy thunder storm, with abund-
ance o: hail and rain swept over this
region during Monday night.
Ladies' don't fail to try pair of
those new style Prince Albert lawn shoes
for sale at the Boston shoe store. -
Prince Albert lawn shoes in square
toe and low heel and IN Opera toe and
high heel at the Boston shoe store.
The Pingree & Smith shoes are still
at the front and can be found in large
quantities at the Boston shoe store.
The band is at work already on
program for the last of its series of con-
certs to be held some time next month.
Everything for house cleaning
at Hanson & Emerson's.
The Druggists.
w. S. Bartholomew of Avon. whose
saw mill was recently destroyed by fire,
has rebuilt the same, is running again.
Now is the time to plow your gar
den and Charles e. Marshall is the man
to do it. Leaye orders at Keller's or
Sells stores.
We are prepared to give You better
value for your money than ever before.
Give us call and be convinced, at the
Boston shoe store.
Five hundred dollars worth OF gro
ceries sold every week at Keller's corner
store, so the stock must necessarily be
fresh. Come and see.
Ono Of the largest of the series o
GOSPEL meetings at Memorial hall; was
that of Friday evening last, when over
700 persons were present.
Alex Tullv and wife returned from a
pleasant visit with friends in Keokuk on
Tuesday-just in time to avoid the strike.
They were warmly welcomed home.
Store your
Stoves for the
summer, with
..-@ How Bros. & Co.
Ducks are flying freely. and the re-
port of the sportsman's gun may be heard
morning and evening. Large hocks have
frequented Sank Lake during the week.
The ground in this vicinity is now
thoroughly saturated. A rain storm Of
three days duration terminated on Sum
day, two inches of rain falling on that
day.
County Auditor Vossberg has sent
notices to the town assessors Of Stearns
county asking them to meet in st. Cloud
on the last Saturday of this month.
April 2Sth. ~ E
lin this life, many people wonder
how some of their friends can possibly
enter heaven: in the life to come they
will wonder how they came to get there
themselves"
Train No. on the Great Northern
road was side tracked here on Wednes
day from eight O'Clock in the morning
until half past ONE, going east about or
the time OF No. 2. No. 1 was allowed te
come through, ARRIVING here about hal
past four 10 the AFTERNOON.