The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-12

Red Shoot House shoes at the Boston
shoe store.
Water hauled for domestic uses by
Charles E. Marshall.
We are sole agents for Kelly Island
lime, Ho w Bros & Co.
"A large line of loot. outing flannels
for only sets per yard at Blied's.
If you want a sign painted
Ladies Oxford ties in Haudturned
and sewed, at the Boston shoe store.
Harry Tobey has gone to St. Cloud
to work for his uncle, John ]. Boobar.
LANES a. Ingram has removed his
Office to the Fox Ingram lumber Office.
"A full line of ladies' furnishing goods
always III stock at Mrs. N. T. Peake's.
Ribbon Remnants OF all shades, COL
ors, styles, widths and lengths at Blied's.
Miss Bessie. daughter OF Stephen
Kells, is teaching in the West Union dis
trict
A. \. Whitney has removed to the
Dot7 hv use on the north side of the
river.
Prince Albert lawn shoes for ladies
wear, in all styles, at the Boston shoe
store.
The original Georgia Jubilee Singers
will appear in this city on the evening of
April 25th.
THAT pile of ribbon remnants on
? Mel Blied's counter is receiving great
attention.
Or your house decorated
Large stock of rubbers all new-no
old stock carried oyer, and very cheap
at Keller's Korner.
The lines of boots and 81 ices at Kel-
ler's corner store is complete and all new.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Watch, clock and jewelry repairing
done when you want it and satisfaction
guaranteed at II. F. Alden's.
John McNeice has removed from
Little Sank to Browerville where he has
position in Touring mill.
Ladies' don't fail to try pair of
those new style Prince Albert lawn shoes
tor sale at the Boston shoe store.
Prince Albert lawn shoes in square
toe and low heel and m Opera toe and
high heel at the Boston shoe store.
d. w. Coulthard, who has been
working insurance in this vicinity, is
quite ill at the Sank Centre House.
The Pingree & Smith shoes are still
at the front and can he found in large
quantities at the Boston shoe store.
In nartistic manner,
Morse & Lamb have sold the War
rem Weeks farm in Ashley to Minneapo-
lis parties, consideration $500.
Everything forhouse cleaning
at Hanson & Emerson's,
AuS OiuSkslS.
Frederick KureIl Sr. has purchased a
house and three lots at Alexandria with
the expectation of living there the coming
fall. |
Thirty wild geese in a flock started
southwark just before the late snow
storm. They evidently knew their bust.
ness. AZ
Sam Simonton is manipulating the
Western Union telegraph key during a
vacation of Miss Mckay, the regular
operator. ~ s.. .. -..-ir ..5s-~.
Now is the time to plow your gar
den and Charles E. Marshall is the man
to do it. Leave orders at Keller's or
Sells stores.
We are prepared to give you better
value for your money than ever before.
Give us a call and be convinced, at-the
Boston shoe store.
BY an Artist
Five hundred dollars worth OF gro
ccries sold every week at Keller's corner
store, so the stock must necessarily be
fresh. Come and see.
Frank Tolman and family of ST.
Cloud, have removed to Paynesville.
Mr.. Tolman has business Offices in St.
Cloud and Paynesvile.
The snow checked seeding which had
begun in good earnest. The indications
now are that operations will be resumed
the first of next week.
Store your
Stoves for the Us,
Summer, with
How Bros. & Co.
III. F. Alden is still engaged in St.
Cloud assisting his brother-in-law, Mr..
Urquahart. He came up for a couple of
days during the week. returning on Tues
day.
Call on w, j. WHITEHEAD.