The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-03-01
! March comes in like a lamb.
! Wheat SOC for no l Northern.

! March comes in like lamb.
! Wheat SOC for no Northern.
DIR. Dubois was at the county seat on
Monday.
Mrs Fred Marvin is visiting friends in
Wisconsin.
Mike Reichert of Long Prairie. was in
the city today.
Parker Mcclure ofSt. Cloud was in
town on Tuesday.
-P. Lamb has been cou6ned to the
hop use all the week.
Ladies are already awaiting for
Mrs Peake's spring opening.
John BooDar came up from St. Cloud
and spent Sunday in this city.
Iohn Hof OF Ashby was in the city
dur ing the week buying cattle.
i Advicss from Mrs. Miner are to the
effect that her father is convalescIng.
: Mat Shiefer, who has been quite i'll
for two weeks and more. is convallicnt
I, tx Howard was home all day Sat
urdav-hts first dav off for two months.
- w. D. Townsend shipped car load
of stock t0 Minneapolis IN Wednesday.
Michael Grimes OF Grey Eagle has
sold his farm and will remove To North
Oak ota.
Pr Of !. NJ. Van Camp of Little Pals.
a former resident Of tn CITY. is the guest
OF his brother,
% P Steave..s succeeds John A. Berg
as postmaster at Belgrade, the latter
having been removed.
Miss Nuting will re- urn from the East
in about a week, with an elegant stock
of nc w Spring Millinery!
Two stock~trains went whizz'ns
thro ugh eastward over the Great
Northern on Wednesday. .-
Match, clock and iewrlry repairing
done when YOU want it and satisfaction
guar nteed at H. F. Alden's.
flake your watch. clock and jewelry
repairing to H. F. Alden. He will do 1t
prom pity and satisfactorily.
Nm. Stabler and wife returned to
Gran d Forks on Wednesday after a
short visit with relatives here.
"A frozen water pipe necessitated con-
siders BILE digging through hard ground
in fro mt of the Hendry building.
See the La Page sisters with the
Aunt Jerusha company on Friday night
Reser we'd seats 25c. Children 15c.
"A complete line of jewelry at lowest
prices Preparing promptly and salts
factor lily executed at H. F. Alden's.
Charles Hainlin is afflicted with
rheun atism so that he has been com.
PEELED to suspend work for time.
I'm order to introduce the best sewing
machine oil we will sell the Singer oil at
10 cts . per bottle. Call at the Office.
SHE ErNGs, CALIcos and GNeHAMs-
only 312c. per yard.
BLIED's.
CT. Macdonald has re eived his COM
mission as receiver of the st. Cloud land
Office, and has~en;ered upon his duties.
The next band concert to be given
soon after Easter will eclipse any thing
heretofore essayed. 1t will be a hummer.
The south room on the FIRST floor OF
the Masonic building has heen leased by
the young men OF the city for gymnas-
ium.
Mrs. Peake has a few choice hats
that she is selling at lower price in
order 20 make room for her new spring
stock.
Miss Gertrude Gilman, daughter OF
CA. Gilman of st. Cloud, and William
T. Meigs were married in St. Cloud
today.
Mart. Cashier was in the city on
Saturday for the first time since January
1st He reports light trade in boots
and soes.
The best medical authorities say the
proper way to treat catarrh is TO take a
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
Mrs R A White has letter from
Mrs. c. Z. Childs at Barton's Landing
VT. announcing the death Of the father
OF the latter.
The saw mill OF w. S. Bartholomew
at Avon, in this county, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday night. Loss $4,000;
no insurance.
Cleveland & McCracken have laid a
platform for displaying agricultural
machinery between their Office building
and the public library.
-Rev c. H Plummer, the Episcopel
rector Of St Cloud, has had call to
his old church at Lake City MINI, and
he will doubtles accept.
superintendent Rocholl will hold q
teachers examination at the school
buiIdingin this city on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week!