The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-06-28

!. stands and picnic parties with an
thing in the line of fruits. nuts, cigar
and fancy groceries, for the Fourth I
July.
| john H. Clapp, the man killed b
Ehle Allen IN St. Paul, was well know
in this city. He had been travellin
salesman through here for number {
years.
do you want to 60 riding? If sc
why don't you 60 to Budd & Kurell. an,
they will fit you out with the hnest ri
in the city? Livery barn on Second ant
Oak.st.
st. Johns Episcopalchurch OF Ashley
gave an ice-cream festival at the home o
D. E. Bradley. on Friday evening. which
was success. Several persons from thu.
9th were present.
John L. Crump, editor of the Glen
wood Herald, was married at Lake
Mills, Wis. on Wednesday of last week
to Miss Fannie NJ. Fargo. Fraternal
congratulations.
Our prices for boys clothing this sprin.
are exceptionally low. Suits for the wee men
that will delight mothers eye for such a
small m that the pocket-book hardly feels
he strain al Jacob Bros.
If You are seeking the latest fad in
neckwear, come to us; if you are looking
tor some favorable style in hat or
shirt, visit our store likewise-Jac obi
Bros. the leading clothicrs.
"A detachment of Coxeyites at St.
Cloud were offered work at dollar a
dav at railro road building. by Foley
Bros. & Guthrie, but Indignantly de
clined. They prefer to howl calamity.
True economy consists in buving the
best goods at the lowest possible price,
and our store is just the place to prac-
tice that economy. We keep the best and
ask the least. jacob BRso.
On Saturday next is st. Paul's day,
the patron feast OF the German Catholic
church of this city. Services will be held
that day at A. NJ. and 10 a. NJ. Several
priests from abroad will be in attend
ance.
"A meeting OF bicycle riders is request
ed. at the residence OF ". 7. Whiteheld on
Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock, to make
for Fourth of July pa
rade. Every wheel in the city should b e
in line.
"A lawn sociable was given at the
residence OF James A. Norris on Friday
evening last, for the benefit of the asso-
lated missions of the several churches,
which was pleasant and profitable
affair.
Chairman Hudson of the Democratic
committee for the sixth
district, has named Fred SchiIplin OF ST.
cloud the member from Stearns county.
Mr.. Schilplin succeeds A. H. Petit, OF
Sauk Centre.
If you smoke, smoke the best cigar
or the money in the market. and that is
nader right here in Sank Centre, by Theis
Z kray. They employ only expert |
vorkmen. and purchase their Stock at
irst hands.
Howard Bishop has accepted posi-
ion as salesman in the clothing store OF
Y. o. P. Hilsdale. He has had consider
ble experience as salesman, and hes
losts OF friends who will be pleased to
leal with him.
Store your stoves with How Bros.
Z Go, Leave word at the store and they
will call and take them down, store
hem safely, insure them, clean them and
ct them up in the fall. No trouble and
rifling expense.
-Shad Belly, or Dove Tail cut away
ither is correct; we've got trem both,
n right up to new style. They are per
ect beautie: Faultless in Fit and
finish: See them-Tacobi Bros, the
eading clothier.
Carpenters, and other mechanics.
Who are so apt to tall from scaffolds and
islocate limb. will please remember
hat there is nothing so good for infam-
nation as Salvation Oil. the greatest
ure for sprains and bruises.
The two public watering troughs
,r the city have been completed, and
re very popular institutions. One is on
'ak-st.. near the Miller building, and
he other at the intersection of Grove
AXE aves., Oak and Sixth SITS.
The Y. p. S. c. E. OF the Congrega-
ional church held its regular monthly
usiness sneeting in the church parlors
n Monday evening. The business of
he evening was followed by season CT
ocial enjoyment and refreshment.
The Druggists.
You can get ANYTHING AND
in paints, varnishes,
'all finishes etc. at
HANSON s. EMERsoN's,
The Druggists.
There will be a lawn sociable on
riday evening at the residence of John
(cWold, just south of the Great North
m depot on the south side of the track.
,e cream and cake will be served at ten
hts dish. Everybody is cordially in
tied.
On July 12.h, DR.. Hilbert and Miss
gnes Borgerding, daughter of Henry
of Melrose will be married.
hey will leave at once for Europe,
here the doctor expects to remain a
ear, perfecting himself in his pr ofession-
work.
Wanted forty four girls between the
ges of ten and fifteen years to repre-,
mt the states in the parade on the
ourth. ALI who are willing to take part,
ill please report on the Congregational
iurch lawn on Friday evening of this
eek at 100 o'clock.
-E. H. Silver has associated with him.
.lfin the blacksmithing business Charles
edell, who has the reputation OF being
hrst-class mechanic, and they will
ccs,,,v tie shoo former1v occunied nv