The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-01-18


zero. CAPT L. E. Coz,
Observer.
Ladies felt shoes at cost at the Bos-
ton Shoe Stor e.
Dean StaBler is convalescing from an
attack Of the grippe.
Ladies felt slippers at cost at the
n" Boston Shoe Store.
Gentlemen S felt shoes at greatly re-
duced prices at the Boston Shoe Store
The large postal card must go. The
government will make no more OF them
"A big stock of the red school house
shoes just received at the Boston Shoe
Store.
The mayor has been uumerously pc
= titi"ned to reappoint c. NJ. Coats chief
ofpolice.
Closing out at cost ladies and gents
felt shoes and slippers at the BOSTON
Shoe Store.
The morning train on the Great
Northern road was three hours late on
2 Saturday
Ladies low OverShoes sizes 212 clos
ing out at Scots a pair at the Boston
Doe Store.
The male qnartette junior will m a Ike
its first public appearance upon the oc-
Casion of the band concert.
The thaw PLAYED havoc with the
sieighing on some Of the roads near the
city it is practically ruined
e Big reduction sale of all kinds OF
ladies' and gents felt shoes and slippers
) at the Boston Shoe Store.
Miss Caroline Rich has been elected
president of the Y. P s. c. E., and Miss
Edith Clifford secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Nc Cormick cele.
DRAFTED the fifteenth anniversary of their
. marriage on T thursday evening last.
Carson Ca mon was injured on the
foot by CLAN cling blow blow Of an az
while chopping in the woods, recently.
There has been a modification in the
: form OF the postal mohey order. TIL,
: new style has much the wording of a
bank draft.
The January thaw which set in Sum-
day furnished very pleasant change
from the inten sely cold weather OF tn,
( preceding wee k.
Il Il. M. Bunnell and wife have started
; to housekeeping, and have moved into
the house recen tly fitted up by Mrs. Tru
man, just north of her residence.
- I'D. Tate spent last week visiting
friends IN Sauk Centre-and reports hav
ing spent most enjoyable week in thai
hustling cIty.-[Glenwood Herald.
The address delivered by Prof
"oodley OF L. ing Prairie is being printed
- in both papers, 1t was a mastery pro
onction full of practical suggestions.
The January thaw which had rur
OF tour DAYS, TO the relief of Minuesots
residents caught cold by exposure to {
northwest wind on Wednesday, and i.
laid up for the present.
w. W. Peudergast, state sunerin+en
uent OF public instructions, will deliver &
lecture in this CITY next week-nrobabl,
<On Friday evening. The date and toni;
van DC announced in due time.
ror lowest prices in meats call on D
-
M.SMclHtyre. He keeps full assortmen
" meats pork sausage. chopped steak
e. Meat marFet is the Madland stor
9uiioing, second door west of Dahlem's
John Bob mer of Meirose, wi
opeu a bank Brooten in the near fu
!, ture, with Michael KoIb as cashier.
me sale. count ers and other fixtures hav
Deen purchased and shipped to Brooter
"a Harry Fav lille and wife were the vic
tfas OF a pleasant surprise party o
Thursday evening last. Retreshment
and social entertainments of yariou
, kinds shortened the hours of a delightful
evening. ~-.>
Speciality sheetings, Emborderie
and White Goods. Lon3dale and Frui
OF the Loom only 7a4c per yard, and on
of th4 best uubleached sheetings' for onl
4K'1per yard at Blied's. Double widt
aeoS insly.
Great Improvements are being mad
In the public library for the purpose
relieving the oTercrowded shelves. Tt
cases vii be shifted about to run later
ally with the library room, affordin
betterlight ddincreased nccmmodatio,
Postmaster Thomson received go
oOO Columbian POSTAGE stamps from th
81 department The other day. and thu
~ witaout ordering them The depart
ment has few million rolls OF this PEGS
HaT pattern of wall paper which must I
clio "a out before any other stock will
ofiefed. The Columbian stamps al
Y very pretty ctremos, but one needs a
III sssistsntto properly hanging them npc
she walls OF ons's correspondence.