The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-01-04
Bran So per ton and
Shorts $11 per ton at
the mill.
Write j t 1894

Closing out at cost ladies' and gents
felt shoes and slippers at the Roston
Shoe Store.
"A big stock of the red school house
shoes just received at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Ladies low overShoes sizes 212 clos
ing out at Scots. a pair at the Boston
Shoe Store.
Positive economy, peculiar merit and
wonderful medicinal power are all COM
bined in Hoods Sarsaparila. Try it.
Hoods cures.
Ladies felt shoes at cost at the Bos-
ton Shoe Store.
The Sons of Veterans gave social
dance at Memorial Hall on New Years
evening. 1t was a pleasant affair and
very enjoyable.
Big reduction sale of all kinds OF
ladies ano gents trIt shoes and slippers
at the Boston Shoe Store
Hilary and Frank Carr have an Cffer
OF clerkshiDs with house III Hunter, N.
D., winch they are seriously thinking of
accepting.
Ladies felt slippers at cost at the
Boston Shoe Store.
The band gave an open air concert
on New Years day, which was excellent,
and thoroughly enj yed by large con-
course of people.
-Gentlemen's felt shoes at\ereatly re-
duced prices at the Boston Shoe Store.
= Miss May Woltord gave a pleasant
party at her home on Wednesday even
ing in honor uf Harry Carr, who went
+ to North Dakota to-day,
WIN. Taylor, the artist, made the
band boys a New Years present, OF a
fine display sign on cloth, for use preced-
ing their series OF concerts.
+ Miss Marion Cleveland gave a pleas.
ant party on Monday night in honor OF
her friend, Miss Gertrude McNutt Of
Gro ge Lake, who was her guest.
The next regular meeting of the
Union Relief society will be held i'll the
Knights OF P,vthias reception room on
Monday, January 9Th, at P. NJ.
Deputy Sheriff H. S. Doty and Chas
Wheeler took Bernard Sumbs to the
state penitentiary at Saltwater on Fri
day, where he will spend three years.
Alex Tully. who has been confined tc
his house for more than month, i:
convalescing slowly, but it is hopec
surely. He has had very serious time
The young people of the Baptis
church will hold a sociable az the resi-.
dence of !. NJ. Garfield Tuesday evening
- ian, 9th, 1894. All are cordially in.
Sited, Price 15cts.
The young people OF the Baptis
society will hold their Sunday schoo
and young peoples meeting i'll the Luth
eran church next Sunday, January 18th
at ~ and $50 o'clock.
The library board held meeting Of
Friday evening last at which the bylaw
were so amended as to provide 70
monthly meetings TO be held on tn
evening of the second Monday in tn
month.
The delightful Van Bibber is abou
to re-enter public life. Mr.. Richar
Harding Davis has written anothe
story about him called "An Anonymou
Letter" which will appear in the Febrt
AIRY Harper's.
The band BOYS will give their concer
this month-about the twenty-ffth, a
though the exact date has not bee
ANNOUNCED. 1t will be in all respect
superior to the excellent one given sevei
al weeks since. -.
The United Workn.en will hold
public installation of officers at thei
!, hall on Satui day evening of next week
Olaf Olson OF MiI1nor, Grand Recorder
and meniber of the supreme lodge, wi
be installing officer.
! -
Railroad traffic is light. On t
Great Northern the number of freigf
trains have been reduced, and tile nun
Der of cars on those running reduced
with a corresponding reduction in tt
number of train men.
New Years day was all that coul
be desired SO far as the weather is col
cerned. 1t was mild with elegant sleigl
tng, and as business was largely SUI
pended there were maily-out taking az
vantage of the favorable Conditions.
IN. H. Miner went down to st. cJou
on Saturday and made an argumer
before Judge Searle on motion to in
plead the city of Sank Centre in the ma