The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-01
LOCAL SJNANIARY
Music at Greene's.

10 to HilSdale 5 Tor your clothing.
Try Carts new cash store for bar
gains.
IT. Carl is still on earth--20 pound
sugar for $1.00.
One week only at Johnson Bros. +0'
flannel at 22cts.
Its wonderful the bargains in flame
at Johnson Bros.
If you want a clock, and everybod
does, 60 to Aldens.
Who said Carl can't sell 20 pound
OF sugar for $1.OO?
We are sole agents for Kelly Islam,
lime, How Bros & Co.
All wool filled Jean pants from 65cts
to $1.OO at the Boston.
Good heavy tall underwear at th'
Boston for Scots. a suit.
Two car loads fancy Michigan win
ter apples at A. Dahlem's.
Examine the latest, latest novelties
in boys suits at the Boston,
Gloves and mittens, the largest stool
lowest prices at n. Dahlem's.
MONEY alwrys ready Tor approved
farm loans, at H. F. Alden's.
-Ifyou want sheet musicg go to Greene:
q delightful surprise awaits you.
Ladies' shoes in widths from r tt
ZEE at The Boston Shoe House.
-Fruits-the freshest and largest as
sortment in the city at Bunneli's.
-La.ies' Felt and Warm Lined Shoes
of all styles at the Boston Shoe House.
-For your storm sash go to the James
Ingram Lumber Co. A large assert
ment cheap.
-Ifyou want to borrow money call
On H. F. Alden. He will give you salts
factory terms.
The very best quality OF Rubbers
and Oyershoes can be found at The
Boston Shoe House.
Buy your storm sash of the James
Ingram Lumber Company. Larses:
assortment and cheapest.
"A fine parlor organ for sale. Viii
sell for $35 90 cash. For further infor
nation call at this Office.
The Little Falls and Dakota road
has been compelled to run an extra fol
freight during the past week.
There was sufficient furry of sno "
to wlliten the ground on lionday last
and make the streets and roads heavy
with mud.
lust received large assortment o.
Ladies Fine Shoes of the celebrated
Pingree & Smiths make at the Boston
Shoe House.
The James Ingram Lumber Compa-
ny carries all the standard sizes OF storm
sash. Peculiar sizes made to order
They sell cheapest.
-Lengthen your wood pile by fttin:
storm sash to your windows. The
James Ingram Lumber Co. will mt yo1
out at lowest prices.
Prof Stanton and not Rev. 7.
Wood, has taken the house on Main-st
owned by Alexander Moore. He vii
move into it this week.
"A switch engine with a full crew o
train men has been put at work in tn
Great Northern yard in this city. Johl
Davis is in charge oft.
Walter Hogan has leased the woole
mill at Fergus Falls an ! taken posses
sion. He has shipped a car load of woo
from his Pillsbury mill to that city.
The Y.P. S. c. E. of the Baptis
church will give social at the residenc
of c. o. Hoffman on Friday evening
Nov. 9th. Supper 16 cents. All ar
cordially invited.
Storm sash is the best investmen
possible and this is the season for max
ing it. Go to the James Ingram Lumbe
Co., where you will find a large assert
GucnC OI SASH vi ctll hlluS, anu SHSdp.
Freight tram No. on the Grea
Northern broke into four parts Eea
Avon, and one car was thrown from tn
track, on Tuesday evening. A wreckin
crew cleared TIE track at once, an
there was no delay i'll traffic.
The state rairo ad commissioner
have been invest igating complaints rel;
tive to shortage OF cars on the Grea
Northern branch for shipment OF Woo
Arrangements have been made by whic
more cars will be supplied.
DIR. Caroline Edgar of Minneapoli
formerly of this city, has been attendin
the general convention of the tri-delt
college society, of which sheisa membe
at Canton. N. Y. She was elected pres
dent OF the entire fraternity for the EMS
ing year. This is high honor, worehil
bestowed.
Will Stabler of Grand Forks, forme
" of this CITY, had the misfortune to 10
all his household goods by fire, Il
other day. His wife stepped out Of t
kitchen for a moment and when she r
turned the room was full of flames.
gasoline stove had exploded. She w
slightly burned.
-"Troth," said Mr.. Guck. "Oi til
this cigar that me boss give me is t
yirry best one Oi liver shmoked. Il
called a Kay Wet manufactured by
I. Theis." Now Feency. 'fwhat is t
hist cigar We liver smoked? Sure" !
piled Feeney, 1.-The Dist cigar Oh ~
shmoked wuz poipe.
Charles Reese of cooperstown.
Y, son of the president OF the Seco
National Bank of that place. himself
the past two years resident OF Mar