The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-09
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CAPT. L. E. Coz,
Observer.
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Music ht Greene's.
The Ad ademy opens its tall tenn on
September 4th.
Go to +. C rrl's and get pair of
Razor tod dshocs.
>'Good Va ne" Coffee, Csc pound.
Try this bit keller's.
Water hauled Tor domestic uses by
Charles E. Marshall.
We are sole agents for Kelly Island
lime, How Bros & Co.
Big red uction sale in chiliren's shoes
at the Bosd ION Shoe Store.
This w father is altogether too warm
TO make Or actical politics endurable.
Ladies remember the special sale at
Nrs Peaks he balance Of the season
Try thu new brand of cigars--the
Estrella, it will give you satisfaction.
"A Largo stock of gentlemen's fine
shoes just received at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Two tn busand pieces of sheet music.
All standard. Yoar choice for 10 cents
at Greene's
The DeNioss family in the Opera
House Tues lay evening. September 4th.
Don't miss hem.
Big clea rance sale of chi!drea shoes
cat the Bost bn Shoe Store.
The ne " fall style Of soft hats are
shown by JIcobi. They srre very pretty,
and quite t e thing.
How Br os. & Co. have some pretty
little alumni um locks, suitable for bicy-
Sles, and other similar uses.
"A man nth one leg and a pounding
machine wds the supre,nist excitement
'on the stree on Tuesday.
-Childl Ell Is shoes Tor less than cost on
the bargain counter at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Greene & TO. sells sheet f1tfsic for any
instrument Tor 0 cents. Worth 80. rs
and So cent?. -
-Plaiu sin pes of ali styles and at prices
below comp etiti"n at the Boston Shoe
Store.
Come early and secure some al the
bargains in ladies, misses and children's
shoes at the Roston Shoe Store.
The water tap made by ]. II. Simon
tin was put in by John Batcllrlder.
-Innumer bible bargains IN chill lren's
shoes at the Boston Shoe Store.
Tho Odd Fellows have greatly inn
proved their hall, adding to it's comfort
by Il thorouI h system OF ventilation.
War in en- ua-teas are bound to go
up. Keller sells all teas twenty five
soer cent lower Don't miss this chance.
M. P. NOEL, formerly COUNTY snrveyor
of Stearns cbunty, aI1rsrnces himself
candidate for that place again this fall.
-Ifyou wa mt sheet music go to Greene's
"a delightful duprise aw ats you.
No tariff on granulated sugar at
Carrs-twenE y pounds for Shoe.
--Theis & Kray make a new brand Of
cigars-the ." Estrella." Try it.
Rev. Mr. Critchett led the mems
meeting at I'll rink on last Sunday.
The fall term of the Sank Centre
Academy begins September 4th, 1894.
~ChiIdren'$ shoes for less than cost on
the bargain q uuter at the Boston Shoe
Store
The fall Term OF nine weeks Of the
Academy and business college begins On
Tuesday Sept Der 4th.
IF. E. Bar mum has filed his resigna-
tion with Md yor Woodbury. as f.em-
Der of the city library board.
Crushed Thva coffee at Keller's corner
store reduced Ito 13 cents pound. Big
gest coffee bat gain in the northwest.
The wate1 IN the lake is so low that
it is necessary to use steam for running
the city watct and electric light plants.
Miss Mantle I. Batcheldar has been
rendered a position as teacher in the
Duluth public|shool, which she will acs-
Hept.
II. H. Simdnton has taken the city
water into Ills home, for full service.
He will have 1t both for domistic and
lawn purposds.
There has been FIRE burning in a
dry bog near Lily lake in the town OF
Kandota. 1t ls said that the soil is on
fire to the dep h 1.-TWO feet.
Somebody stole valuable pacing
mare from the NJ Clure farm at Paynes-
vile on Monday. She is FIVE years old,
pearly sixteen hands high, chestnut and
weighs 100 pounds.
The vo ters of Watkins, IN this county;
noted only FIVE months OF school during
the ensuing ydar. Shame upon pros
perous community who would thus rob
youth OF its pitth right.