The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-06-14

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the July term of the Federal court to bt
held in st. Paul, the former on the petit
aud the later on the grand jury.
True economy consists in buying the
best goods at the lowest possible price
anI our store is just the place to prac-
tice that economy. We keep the best and
ask th, least. jacob BRso.
w. .. T.. Hilsdale has removed his
house, and is now engaged in erecting
an addition thereto. He has put vast
amount OF work on his grounds, and
they will be tar more attractive than ever.
Fred Carpenter, who is reading law
with Oscar Taylor of st. Cloud, spent
the past week here with his cousin, Fay
Sprague, On Sunday the two young
men made a trip to Little Sank on their
bicycles.
The knights of Pythias who returned
from Alexandria this morning, are more
than enthusiastic III their endorsement oi
Alexandria's hospitality. They say it
was as elegant and cordial as it was
munihcent.
either is correct; we've got ttem both
i'll right up to new style. They are per
feet beautie. Faultless in Fit and
Finish: See them-Iacobi Bros, the
leading clothier.
Store your stoves with How Bros
& Co, Leave word at the store and they
will call and take them down, store
them safely, insure them, clean them and
set them up in the fall No trouble and
trifling expense.
"A perfect cure! Mr.. Edward E
Broughton. 40 w. 10th ST., New York
City, N. V, says this 81 have used sew
eral bottles OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
in my family and find it a perfect cure
| chcer!ully recommend it."
w, o. p. Hilsdale has a stone hat, per-
feet but battered-the product OF nature
The balance of the suit has not yet been
discovered, but when it is Mr.. HisdaIe
will give modern and seryiceable suit
Tor it, as he did for the hat
-Ortonvllle is seeking to secure an ex-
tension OF the Little Falls and Dakota
railroad, and bonds to the amount OF
100000 has been voted for that purpose.
The terminal points are more interested
than the intermediate ones.
TWENTY-FIVE members of Fidelity
lodge No. 100, Knights of Pythias went
TO Alexandria on Wednesday to assist in
instituting lodge OF the order at that
place, A royal time was assured. There
are over 100 visiting Knights there.
The Druggists.
You can get ANYTHING AND
EVERYTHING in paints, varnishes,
wall finishes etc. at
HANSON & EMERsoN's,
The Druggists.
The HERALD is indebted to Joe Petit
for papers from Portland Ore, giving a
vivid description of the floods. The Will
lamette river was higher than ever be-
fore Known, and considerable part of
the business portion of Portland is under
water.
James A. Caughren has been beauti-
tying his home property, and the i'm
provement is very noticeable. He has
removed his dooryard fence, and put it
up along the street front OF his vacant
lots en- Main and Sixth-sts., greatly i'm
proving both places.
bred hecklin of Albany has an
nounced himself candidate for sheriff
of Steains county again this fall. There
are liable to be three or Tour live candi-
dates for the Hammeral succession, but
the chaucess1re in favor of the present in
cumbent, just the same.
John Hoesclien has just accepted an
order for 1900 satks of flour of $50
pounds each for the Glasgow, Scotland,
trade. He says the margin is narrow,
but he is pleased to fill the order as it in
sures the running of the mill. Any profit
or even no profit, is preferable to idle
ness.
The ladies of the st. Johns church in
Ashley will give 15ct. ice cream social
at the residence of Daniel Bradley, about
half hours drive from the city, on FRI
day afternoon and evening, June 22nd.
Supper will be served from 4 p NJ, until
9PM. Everybody invited and good
time assured.
pected on Friday, together with several
gentlemen friends from st. Paul. On
Saturday, in company with DIR. Rich,
they go TO Cedar Lake for a camping
season Of ten days, Mrs. Hosmer and
children remaining in the city with her
sister Mrs. Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Parcher spent
two dayso OF last week with their brother
Milford ParclIer and their cousin Mrs. O.
B. Boobar. They were on their way
from Minneapolis to Red Lake Falls,
where they will spend a few weeks and
then proceed to California where they
propose TO make their home.
i. E. Budd and Henry Kurell have
opened livery stable, with I. complete
outfit Of horses, carriages, buggies, ETC..
i'll the new building on the corner of
Second and Oak sts., and feel assured
they can give the public good service
1t will pay you, il you need any service
Of this kind to call upon them.
la the notice of the Woodley reoep-
ton last week, through inadertency, no
mention was made Of the admirable
tribute paid to the professor, by DR.. E.
c. Ricli--Prof. Woodley as Musician"
The doctor extoled his ability as a
VOC list, ard as manager. AS an in
strumentalist he felt that the professor
shone as pitch pipe player.
The ritter met Prof. Kiellle, formerly
state superintendent ofpublic instruction
a few days since, and he took occasion
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