The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-08


Or Niven February II till 20.
Lad ies felt shoes at coat at the Dos.
ton ShP pc Store. ISL -
La dies felt slippers at cost at tn,
Boston Shoe Store.
Superintendent Rice's special car
-&zzSSnt y est on Monday.
TIL good little boys and girls ar,
yet njpying the side hill slides.
-Gentlemen's felt shoes at greatly re,
duced prices at the Boston Shoe Store.
W. D. Townsend shipped ear load
OF COW sto market during fhe past week.
The library board will hold a regular
monthly meeting this Thursday evening.
The academy OF music has gywna-
siam fitted up for the uses OF the stud
ents.
The weather on Monday was a. near
perfect for the season as could be I'm.
agined
This beautiful weather reminds as
that t he spring birds are warbbling in
the SOUTH
Ed. Quinn is running on the main
line of the Great Northern road. He ID
on the way freight
Dur ring lent appropriate services will
be held every Friday at $50 A. N. in the
German Catholic church.
The mild weather of the past three
or four days has played havoc with
sleiRhing in the country.
DIR. Nivens work has stood the test
for tw elve years. You can't be far
wrong in patronizrng him
DO you want the finest dental work
at he lowest prices? Wait for DR.. Niven
He will suit you-Feb. II till 20.
Ash Wednesday was duly observed
in this city by services held in St. Paul'l
Catholic church, which were largely
attended.
"A break in the water main. at tn,
tap leading into the Apfeld house, neces
STATED the digging up, OF the street and
subsesden repairs.
The fifth lecture of the University
E1tensi on course, by Prot. West, will b.
held at the Academy assembly room or
Menday evening next.
"A pleasant social dance was held or
Monday at the Opera House. The mu
sic was excellent and everybody present
enjoyed themselves imme nsely.
The concert to be given by the Ladies
Relief Society next week will not only b,
an enjoyable affairs in itself but its ebjec,
makes it worthy of universal patronage
-Seve ral sleigh loads of our people en-
joyed delightful sleigh ride and subse'
quent social time at the home of vii
liam L evils, three miles south of the
city.
-Patties hauling wood 70 the city
market would confer a favor on pur
chasers if they would remain near their
loads Or somewhere in the neighbour
hood. .
The library board has adopted nsu
system of keeping account sfbooks takel
bv the patrons, which will be q grsR,
improvement in accuracy as well a.
speed.
w. w. Pendergast, state superinten
dent Of public schools, lectures at thu
opera house this evening. Mr. PEN
dergast is remotely related to'S. Pen
dergast of this city. -l,
The ladies society and the Y. P. 8. {
E. Of tn Congregational church are pre-
pering to give a Washington reception
the 22d of February. Particulars viii
be given next week 49, a.s#e
The Northern Pacific railroad eoni
pany has stopped purchasing ties for tn
season. This will compel Simonton
Bennett to shut down taking in an,
more until further notice.
: On Friday evening of next week I
concert will be given under the auspice
= of the ladies' relief society, at the Operi
- House. Let everybody attend, thereb,
i contributin to the splendid work of tn
society ~
Information was received here tn
other day tia W. H. Lancaster. for
mer resident of this city, more recsntl
ofNorth Dakota, and later still of Wash
ington state, die few days since. N,
details are obtainable. Il. a
David Mcintyre has removed hi
meat market to the building OF Andrey
]. Smith on Main-st., north of Third
where he is prepared to supply his Gus
toners with the best meats the marke
affords at the lowest prices. -
Orders from G. A. R. headquarters
Fecommend the observance OF Washing
tons birthday by the various posts; an
that the observance be Of a public natur.
with an invitation to the school childre
to attend and join 1n~the exercises.
g. George Fish went to Minneapolis o
Friday of last week for the purpose Z
beng operated on for appendicitis. Hi
wife and DIR. McMasters accompanie
him. The operation was succrssfull
made, promising satisfactory results.
"A very pleasant wedding was tina
of Mrs. Anna A. Brown to Mr.. Brigg
Of Warsaw. N. Y, at the residence {
Ormus Marshall on Tuesday Feb. 6ti
The feast of good things and good fe
lowship were enjeytd 10y allth compan
Of guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs starte
for their home in Warsaw, by way {
Madison, Ms, where they win visl
nfriends. The ceremony was perforre
BY ReY.J. A. Wood.