The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-17


-Five hundred dollarp worth Of gro-
ceries cold every week At Keller's corner
store. % tho stock must necessarily Be
fresh. Come and see.
The dog population Of the city has
been very pleasantly depleted during the
past year. There he's heen yerv eener-
al cleaning out Of worthless ours.
NTH ! view oi converting portion
Of my large stock ofturniture into casl,
l viii offer rare bargains for a limited
time JB PERKINS
-Postmastcr West OF St. Cloud, who
by the way. has made q model officer.
turned over the Office on Saturday eve
ming to his successor. Andrew Henneman.
-Keller's corner store has the finest
assortment OF teas in this market. at
lowest prices. Ifyou want cup of tea
fit for Chinese Mandarin, 60 to KEEL.
lsr's.
lit rained heavily during Tuesday
night, and the lightning and thunder
was startling at times; 2.0s inches OF
water fell as measured by observer L. e.
Coe.
-Rev: w. L. Brown, district lecturer
OF the Good Tempiars. delivered q tenn
perance address in Memorial Hall on
Monday evening. which was well at
tended:
The band gave the FIRST OF its series
of open air concerto on Tuesday evening.
They made excellent music which was
duly appreciated by large concourse Of
people.
Mothers Friend" shirt waists. at
Jacob Bros. No buttons can be torn
off either in wearing or washing.
The mems meeting on Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. will he held in the
corner store room of the brick block Of
A. !. Smith. Main aud Third-sts. All
are invited.
keller has the model grocery store
nothing like it in the city. Goods are
attractive, fresh and free from dust. flies
aud yermin of all kinds. Come and see
how it is done.
The teachers and scholars OF the
public school presented Prof Woudft :
withan elegant mantel clock. as faint
exposition of the high appreciation in
which he 10 heidi
The electric display on Sunday eve
ming was one long to be remembered. Ths
heavens were illuminated almost contin
uously by brilliant and vari-colored
sheets of electric light.
If you are seeking the latest fad in
neckwear, come to US; if you are looking
for some favorable style in hat o.
shirt, visit our store likewise-Jacob'
Bros, the leading clothicrs.
The high school class in civics were
interested spectators at the term OF
court held bv judy arle in this city
OH Tuesday. Prof Woodley gave them
an object lesson in approved justice
True economy consists in buying tn.
best goods at tie lowest possible price
and our store is just the place to prac-
tice, that economy. We keep the best anf'
ask tn. least. jacob BRSO.
"A severe hail storm swept over tt {
section Of countrya few miles north &
this city, on Saturday last doing .consid-
cradle damage. In the vicinity of Long
Lake considerable window glass was
broken.
Street Commissioner Warren is do
ing excellent work. He has put in a
culvert across the street near the John
Dennis place. and is repairing side walks
and crossings in various places about
the city.
Mrs. Gertrude Schweiters died re-
Gently in Melrose at the home OF her son.
in-law. John Terwey, in the town Of
Melrose. Deceased was born in the year
1900, and was consequently ninety-four
years old.
AT the Baptist church next Sabbath
in the absence OF the pastor. Prot Wood.
ley Of the Public School will give talk
1880 AN and Mrs. MI Critchett
will lead q song seryeice and hi d
ing at SPIN
Another strike ON the Great North
ern was threatened BY reason OF the
refusal of Mr. Hill to reinstate certain
men engaged in the late strike. a
confe, euce was held and matters pleas
antly adjusted
Mrs. Harry Parker met with pain
ful accident on Monday. She so caught
the index finger Of her right hand in q
clothes wringsr a. to crush it that il
may be necessary YEA to amputate it al
the first joint.
-Shad Belly. or DoSe Tail cut ava,
either is correct; we've got item both
in right up to new style. They are per
tect beautie. Faultless in Fit and
Finish: See them-yacohi Bros. th'
leading clothier.
Tho steamboat '.Juniata" is in SER
vice once more on the lake: Capt: Ric'
has had Der completely overhauled ant
repainted. She may be hired for excur
sion parties bv apple 'tion to Captain
Rice ut the Star Hotel:
Our prices for boys clothing this spring
are exceptionally low. Suits for the wee mel
that viii delight mothers eye for such
small m that the pocketbook hardly feel
the strain al jacob Bros.
-Pasturing for forty cows at $6.Ot
cacl, for the season. One-half payabl
in advance and the other half payabl
August LIST.
B. o. WOODS.
Why not smoke cigar made in Saul
Centre, when you are assured Of getting
even better goods for yoHr money? Tn