The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-08-08
LOCAL NOTES.


Grapes at Bunnell's.
A light rain this morning.
All kinds OF fruits at Bunnell's.
Water melons on ice at Bunnells.
Cordonnet lace at Mrs. 6. L. Stabler's.
Oats for sale at the Merchants ele-
vator.
Fly nets and blankets at Dawdy &
Strlnger's.
Hon. Kittel Halvorson was in the city
on Friday.
Bargains in millinery goods at Miss
Patterson's.
All kinds of thrashers supplies at How
Bros & Co.
The latest thing out-cordonnet lace
at Mrs. Stabler's.
Keep .he grass green. Buy your lawn
hose of How Bros. & Co.
Machine oil, machine oil, machine oil
at How Brothers & Co.
Trimmed or untrimmed hats very
cheap at Miss Patterson's.
Fruits for canning purposes. Save
money by buying yours of Bunnell.
Take your lawn mowers to How
Bros. & Co. and have them sharpened.
Miss Minnie Keller returned Monday
from St. Cloud. where she has been Wis
iting friends.
Johnson Bros. have already received a
large invoice of tall and winter goods.
More, arriving every day.
So say Johnson Bros: "We viii sell so
very cheap this tall that none need be with
out warm clothing and footwear
Busy all the time-that's what Johnson
Bros, the Third street merchants, are. See
their elegant lines of new fail goods. Prices
the lowest.
The Junior Society Christian Endeavor of
the Congregational church will give social
on the evening of August 10, The place
will be announced later.
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
tional church realized SIC at their ice cream
social, held in the Grundman block last
Thursday evening.
Our old friend DR.. Quincy Warren, of
Grove Lake, very quietly lett tor Mime
apolis one day last week, and on Mon
day returned home with brIde. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Prof, LOUIS H Vath returned home on
Monday after several weeks at Waseca,
where he attended the Chautauqua
course of higher instruction. He had a
delightful and profitable time.
To convince the skeptical that prices will
be low this fall, Johnson Bros. invite you &c
call and inspect their new goods and the
prices thereon; then you'll know where &c
purchase in the future.
Johnson Bros. store is veritable beehive
this week. Not only are they taking care
Of their many customers, but they are also
busy arranging their mammoth fall stock,
which is arriving daily.
The office building formerly occupied
by DR.. Dubois, has been purchased .,
John Dimond and removed it to LOT
owned by him just south of the railroad
track, near Getty-st. He will fix it uI
for house for rent.
Rev. Geo. E. Smith, OF Minneapolis,
preached two able sermons in the Con
gregational church last Sunday. They
were so acceptable to the congregation
: that they have invited him to supply
again next Sunday which he has con.
sented to do.
Miss Jennie Irwin, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w S. Dean, left on
Saturday for Minneapolis, where she
will visit her brother, DIR. Irwin. Or
the night before her departure pleasant
party was given at the Dean residence,
which was delightful affair.
A steam shovel went through the city
on Monday on its way to Melrose. to be
used in grading the railroad yards
Work has been commenced in earnest on
the new division yards at that place.
Sank Centre congratulates Melrose on
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