The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

| HduuoOmc uIlVfuk tS0m VI W. ~ N3ut<
haugh Of Long Prairie. They are beau
ties.
The Good Templars willhave a soci
able in their hall, adjoining the Kniehts
Of pythias on Saturday. Everybody |,
invited.
Nv SDean. c NJ Sprague and Mrs
How are repainting their houses. and
Robert Kells is giving his barn the same
treatment.
=" In Canaan" is the morning subject
aud "a Boys Religion" the evening
subject at the Congregational church
next SUNDAY
Harry Whitefeld and Fay Sprague
haye purchased Victor bicycles. and they
are elegant wheels Mr. white6eld has
the agency for them
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.
Hereafter, and until further notice.
all the regular evening services in the
several churches will begin at eight
O'Clock, instead of halt past seven.
august Priebe was kicked in the
face by one OF his horses the other day,
and sustained painful injury. The wound
was uncomfortably close to his eye.
-Keller's corner store has the iinest
assortment oil teas in this market, -at
lowest prices. If you want cup of tea
fit for Chinese Mandarin, go to KEEL
Ter 5.
-"Mother's Friend" shirt waists at
Jacob, Bros. No buttons can be torn
of either in wearing or washing.
Fred Cooper 10 writing reliable and
cheap hail aud cyclone insurance in the
reliable Alliance company, which never
fails to pay its losses promptly and
literally.
-On Monday there was reguler si-
moon for time. The satid and dust
was flying through the streets so thick
and fast that it was impossible to face
the cloud.
keller has the model grocery Store
nothing like it in the city. Goods are
attractive, fresh and free from dust, flies
and yermin of all kinds. Co ne and see
how it is done.
On Friday morning the soldiers from
Ft. Smelling who Went west to preserve
order during the strike, passed eastward
through this citv on their way back TO
headquarters.
When you wish to know in general
way what happened, you read the morn
ing For EVENING" newspaper. When you
want>to know how it looked you buy
Harper's Weekly.
-Thsre have been several samples o.
weather presented for consideration
during tie past week-the most objec-
tion-ble being the high northwest wind
OF Sunday q I'D Monday.
If you are seeking the latest fad in
neckwear, come to us; if YOU are looking
for some favorable style in hat or
shirt, visit our store likewise-Jacobi
Bros, the leading clothicrs.
IL A. ElIingson of sBrooten, was
married to Miss Mary Foss of that
place last Friday afternoon. The cere-
mony took place at Big Grove church
and was conducted by Rev. Giere.
True economy consists in buying the
best goods at the. lowest possible price,
ana our store is just the place to prac-
tice that economy. We keep the best and
ask tn, least. jacob BRso.
-Shad Belly, or Dove Tail cut away
either is correct; we've got item both,
in right up to new style. They are per
feet beautie: Faultiess in Fit and
Finish: See .them-Iaco5i Bros, the
leading clothier.
Our prices for boys clothing this spring
are exceptionally low. Suits for the wee men
that win delight mothers eye for such a
smalu m that the pocketbook hardly feels
the strain al jacob Bros.
-gasturing for forty cows at $500
each for the season. One-half payable
in advance and the other half payable
August LIST.
B. o. WOODS.
John Dimond is making rapid pro-
gress with two houses he is building
south OF the railroad. They are receiv-
ing his personal attention IN every de-
tail, and they will be complete and well
built.
The proceeds of thf next concert,
which will be duly announced to occur.
scme time this month, VIII be devoted
to the uniform. fund. 1t will require not
less than $500 to purchase suitable uni-
forms.
Why not smoke cigar MAIDEN Sank
Centre, when you are assured of getting
even better goods for your money? The
factory Of Theis & Kray turns out seven
brands of cigars-enough variety to suit
every taste.
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
trifIing expense.
1-Whenever vacancy now occurs in
the band. applicants for the places must
pass an examination in the rudiments Of
nus:c. and an aptitude for learning band
music Thee are many applicants who
are not cor petenr.
The band has secured new cornet
PLAYER. A. Mansell of Minneapolis,
cigar maker vino is in the employ of
Tlleis & Kray. Another is expected
soon, as the secretary is corresponding
with several persons.
The handsome mastiff owned by w:
Il. BROOKS, was poisoned last week. It
Ill, 49, r.