The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-27
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DIR. Niveu Oct 10, II and 10.
Go to Hllsdale's for your cloth ing.
See thea wool covert cloth at the Bos-
ton Dry Good store.
30. Moods and family left for Portland,
Oregon on Tuesday.
IL YOU want q clock, and everybody
docs, so to Aldcm'S.
We are sole agents tor Kelly Island
lime, How Bros S, Co.
All wool filed lean pants from 65cts.
to 81. 90 at the Boston.
Good heavy TALL underwear at the
Boston for scots. suit.
Examine the latest, latest novelties
in boys suits at the Boston,
MIS-. Peakc, the fashionable millner-
Call and see her splendid stock.
Money alwrys ready for approved
farm loans, at H. F. Alden's.
-Theis & kray make new brand of
cigars-thc "Estrella" Try it.
,-Ifyou want sheet music go to Grcenc's
a delightful surprise awaits you.
-Fruits-the freshest and largest as
sortment in the city at Bunnelis.
Try the new brand of cigars-the
Estrella, it will give you satisfaction.
DO not forget MIS-. Peake's fall opening
on Friday and Saturday September IS and
40.
"A box OF iirst-class laundry soap for
a dollar-the famous Elk brand-at Kel-
ler's
Two thousand pieces of sheet music.
All standard. Your choice for 10 cents
at Greene's
Greene & Co. sells sheet music for any
instrument for 10 cents. Worth so, rs
and S5 cents.
-Ifyou want to borrow money call
on Fl. F. Alden. He will give you salts
factory terms.
Remnants of outing flannel, from two to
ten yards, for sale by Alex FULLY & Co, at
surprisingly low prices.
"A fine parlor organ for sale. Will
sell for $50 90 cash. For further infor-
nation call at this Office.
Read the advertisements on the outside
as well as the inside of the HERALD 1t all
means money saved to you.
-Caps-The largest stock and the best
value for the money ever brought to
Sank Centreat the Boston.
MIS-. Peake invites the attention of the
ladies line of millinery-the finest
selection ever made for this market.
Uucle Toms Cabin which comes to
Sank Ceutre Friday. CONTAINS snch mem.
bers as Sam Morris, aud Mr.. Doty aud
Burt Wilson who for mauy years have
met with the praise of the New York
press.
Johnson Bros. new store on Third ST.,
is one of the most attrctive business places
Imaginable The room is brilliantly lighted,
is commodious and admits of displays o.
goods which cannot fail to draw and hold at
traction. 1t is a beautiful store stocked
with the best lines Of goods, which are sell.
Ing al the lowest price.
Mel. Billed has removed TO the conspicous
and permanent corner store, in the Smith
Block, Immediately under the HERALD
Office, and he now has as fine a location a:
could be wished for. The store is large, ant
when it shall become fully restocked-and
large invoices are arriving daily, it will be
second to none in central Minnesota.
French Stablcr of Minneapolis is in
the city. He is engaged in the ice bust
ness i'll that city, and he is making AT
effort to establish the business here o.
delivering ice during TIE summer. II
the business-scores Of families woule
do,..htiess become regular patrons fo
for ice lc,r summer.
-Knute Hanson. who has been for TIN
past three yeas in the employ of Han
Soh O EinSTSou, tue e. - -
Chicago on Saturday to a.'eHd ehs'
Medical College. He is a brig Ut ehfr'
getic young man. with genuine .NHee'
tion for the profession he has conclude.
to adopt as his! own. and there is no
doubt about his making an excellent
record as a student.
-Ca1ghren & Riley have contract
for removing 10000 cnbic yards o.
earth for the state of Minnesota. A
drainage ditch near Norcross, in Grant
county, will be constructed for the pur-
pose OF retaining low and wet lands
The work will -equire about two
months. James A. Caughren will at
tend to the work in person, and today