The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-23

take no other. Theis & Kray make tt
. best goods in market for the none.
Make no mistake.
Emil A. Peterson threshed 800 busl
els OF wheat from eighteen acres-twent,
two bushels TO the acre. His oats wer
forty bushels to the acre.
Lightning dye for backing all kind
OF russell, red aud tight colore shoes s
that they can be worn as black-for sal
at the Boston Shoe Store.
| Crushed Java coffee at Keller's corne
store reduced to IS cents pound. Big
gest coffee baigain in the northwest.
| Every LADY in the land who use
| vinegar from, Keller's store. hurries RICH
back after more for fear it will be al
gone. Try it, aud you will do the sam
thing,
| Mel. Billed will close his store ever,
evening at seven o'clock during his grea
hre sale. The store is crowded ell day
and the clerical force needs a rest durin,
the evening.
Good Value" coffe heretofore ad
>ertised at 35cts. per pound has bee,
reduced to 25cts. per pound, at Keller
corner store. The war is before us-.,n,
We are fighting high prices.
IN. ii. Miner has been designated as
sistant to the county attorney, to attent
to business arising in the west e,d of th
county, and more especially for matters
before the municipal court.
| The business men OF Melrose to til,
number of twenty have just formed 6
company to buy all kinds of grain and
potatoes, charge no commission and
| give the farmers all there IS in it.
William Hendry is making some
very handsome furniture, in his shop or
Thrd-st. He has a lathe, and being an
excellent mechanic, does work which
compares favorablv with shop work.
1T you have weak eyes or indistinct
vision. headache or any defect of the
eyes call on Geo. r. Clark. scientific op-
tician, at the Sank Centre House Tues.
day afternoon and Wednesday morning.
III you smoke, smoke the best cigar
for the money i'll the market, and that is
made right here in Sank Centre. by Theis
& Kray. They employ only expert
workman. and purchase their stock at
FIRST hands.
The city has been suffering seriously
from visitation of cheeky tramps. dur
ing the past week. The evil had grown
to such proportions that (. NJ. Coats
was re"tored to the police force, after be-
ing laid off for few DAYS.
The public schools will open on Sep
TENDER third. A week from next Mon
day, parents and scholars should bear
this in mind and have everything in read
iness so that there may be no DELAY or
friction in getting ready.
-Elos Haugeu. who has been working
on the farm oil w. S. Dean, had the mis-
fortune to get something in his eye,
while harvesting. A severe inHamma-
ton set in and ir is found that he will
lose the sight OF one. and perhaps both
of them.
Negotiations for the esta blishment
OF tile wooden mill here have Deen broken
off for the present. A number of un-
avoidable delays occurred, and it was
judged to lie too late to do anything
with the clip of the present year, so 1t
was deemed wiser to postpone matters
until next spring.
On Saturday August 25th. a special
school meeting will be held at the school
building for the purpose of raising the
annual levy for school purposes. 1t is
hoped that sufficient interest will be
taken to call out tair representation OF
taxpayers. The meeting will be held at
4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
"A delightful la wn sociahle was given
at the home OF john R. Howard on
Thursday evening of last week by tie
ladies of the Episcopal church. The
grounds were brilliantly lighted. refresh
mehts were served, and the band very
kindly lent its services toward making
it the grand success it was.
-Si DAVIS of Clotllo, near Long Prai-
RE, ex sheriff Of Todd county. shot his
twelve vear-old son through the shout
der, and probably fatally. with a a.
Winchester rifle on Monday evening.
The lad was sitting on fence hooting
in response to an owl. Mr.. Davis mis-
took the boy for an owl in the uncertain
light early evening and shot him.
Geo. r Clark OF Clark Bros. St.
Clouds opticians and jewellers, is grad.
uate of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
and is an expert in fitting spectacles.
Call on him at the Sank Centre House
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
morning. August 2Sth and 29th. At
Alexandria Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday. Eyes examined free.
On Sunday morning last most dis
tressing accident happened to Mrs. Al
Ian. wife of Michael Allan of the town of
Getty. Mrs. Allan and children were
going to church at Sank Centre. While
on their way the horses SHED and the
wheel OF the buggy struck large stone
and upset it, throwing Mrs. Allan out
and breaking her left arm above the
wrist, says the Melrose correspondent
Of the Journal Press.
Miss Ruth Norris returned from the
Black Hills on Friday last, whittier she
went several weeks ago to visit her uncle,
Mathew Norris. She brought back
some interesting souvenirs of her visit,
among them set of rattle snake rattles
taken from reptile killed on the farm
where she was visiting, tin cup made
in an American factory from Black Hills
tin and a number Of geological specimens
MANY of them Of rich ore
Nothing is gained by misrepfesent-