The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-17
"A. M. Madsen is seriously i'll.

CAPT. L.. e. COE,
Observer.
"A. M. Madsen is seriously i'll.
Wear Jacob Bros. "Foot-Form"
shoes.
Monday was hot day-sS in TIE
shade.
School hat for 1871 cents at Mrs.
Peake's.
-Childreas' school hats for 15c at
Miss. Noltlng's.
Water hauled for domestic uses BY
Charles E. Marshall.
Some fine Irish lawns now only 121a
cts. per yard at Blied's.
We are sole agents for Kelly Island
lime, How Bros & Co.
Try pair of jacob Bros. "Foot:F Form"
and you will always wear them.
"A beautiful line of new straw goods
just received at Mrs. Peake's.
-Alphenz Zapp had serious attack
of sickness on Tuesday evening.
A L. kinnamon has moved with his
family to Garfield Terrace, on Oak-st.
A full line of ladies' furnishing goods
always in stock at Mrs. N. E. Peake's.
In the last two mouths twelve births
are recorded to one death in Melrose.
To cSnyert my stock of furniture in
TO cash offer a big reduction in prices
] B PERKINS
"A real live Indian, in full costume.
was an attraction in the city on We'd
nesday.
Albert Madison shipped car load
OF hogs and tat cattle to st. Paul on
Tuesday.
Show Your patriotism by smoking
cigars made in this city. All dealers
keep them.
The next band concert will be an
rounced next week. 1t will eclipse all
former efforts.
styles and prices just received at Miss
Nolting's.
IN slige shirts with detachable col
lars and cuffs. the newest thing. jacob
Bros. have them.
Hon. ID. B. Searle, judge OF the sixth
judicial district, has been holding court
here during the week.
Large stock Of rubbers all new-nO
old stock carried oyer, and very cheap
at Keller's Korner.
The dandelions have taken possess
sion of the city again this spring: They
are beautiful nuisance:
The lines of boots and shoes at Kel-
ler's corner store is complete and allnew.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Glass day exercises OF the graduating
class at Memorial hall this evening. The
program is an interesting one:
Watch, clock and jewelry repairing
done when you want it and satisfaction
guaranteed at H. F. Alden's.
Eight persons were baptized in the
lake on Sunday last by Rev. M. B. Crit
chett, pastor Of the Baptist church.
This is the great Norwegian Inde-
pendence Anniversary sort of Fourth
of JULY for our Scandinavian friends
Il have in stock a large assortment oi
dining chairs which will be sold at re-
duced prices JB PERKINS
Prof. yath assisted at the term q
courr on Wednesday morning by making
a stenographic record of the proceedings
The Good Templars held a very en-
joyable sociabIe. in their hall, on Satnr
day evening. About fifty being present
Special meetings will be held on Wed
nesday and Friday evenings of each weel
at the Methodist church until further
notice.
w. l. Henshaw has been on til,
road with Liberati, the great cornietst
giving concerts with select company
Of artists.
John Fitzmaurice of Melrose, aged
eighty nine, committed spicide b.
drowning in the mill pond there, Q few
days since
On Sunday last there were receive,
into the Methodist church four person
on probation, three into full membership
and two by letter.
Now is the time to plow your gar
den and Charles E. Marshall is the ma,
TO do it.. Leaye orders at Keller's O.
Sells stores,
Store your
Stoves for the
Summer, with
How Bros. & Co.
-The high winds late last week di'
considerable damage to a few pieces Q
wheat on the sandy land. Some piece
look as bare as before they were seeded
tits thought that most Of them vii
grow aga;n. however. In ILeeity sever
al shade trees were blown down.
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