The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-08-01

Water melons on ice at Bunnell's.
Cordonnet lace at Mrs. 6. L. Stabler's.
Watch repairing at E. B. Simonton's.
the jewler.
Bargains in millinery goods at Miss
| Patterson's.
Cordonnet lace from one cent up, at
Mrs. Stabler's.
How Bros. & Co. carry acomplete line
Of haying tools.
John Perkins has pair OF pet eoons.
They are cute.
Silverware--all kinds at E. B. SIMON
tons. the jewelsr.
| The latest thing out-cordonnet lace
at Mrs. Stabler's.
Machine oil. machine oil, machine oil :
At How Brothers & Co.
Trimmed or un trimmed hats very
cheap at Miss Patterson's.
Girl Wanted-for general homework.
Apply to Mrs. L. NJ. BunnelI.
A complete line of absolutely pure
ground spices at L. S. Bishops
Fruits for canning purposes. Save
money BY buying yours of Bunnell.
Ask for Sank Centre cigar, and take
no other. You will make no mistake.
New and stylish-very tasty designs
the new cordonnet lace at Mrs. Stabler's.
Fruit jars and jelly tumblers. and ex-
ira rubbers and covers at L. S. Bishops.
There is no better cigar in market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John ]
Theis.
Ed Buck has sold his threshing outfit
| to A. o. Madison. who will operate it
this season.
Ladies call early and secure some bar
gains in Tan Iuiiettes at the Boston
Shoe House.
The old willow tree in the rear of
Scheldrup's store, blew down during the
high wind week ago.
Sales not only on Saturday but every
day at Miss Patterson's. Always have
all the latest styles Of millinery.
Mrs. J. II. Simmonton gave little tea
party on Tuesday evening toa few Young
gentlemen friends OF her son Will.
Hyou want cigar that will stand
every test-smoke the bona Alfonza, a
strictly high grace, handmade cigar.
A. L. cinnamon offers a good barn
Il by % feet for sale at an extremely
low price. It can be very easily and
cheaply moved.
Don't suffer from the heat of a cook
stove this hot weather, but get one OF
those Quick Meal gasoline stoves of How
Brothers & Co.
Rev. Geo. Ernest Smith of the Oak
Park Congregational church Minneapo-
lis will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday.
The Great Northern road has received
two Of seventeen new moaul engines
ordered for fall trade. The new engines
are numbered 361 and 363.
NJ. c. Kelsey is putting extensive mn
| provements upon his house, remodeling
the interior. He viii repaint the house
before he completes the work.
Pleasant-aye., IN Rohhins & Mendcn-
halls additiou-along the north east
front OF the Gray and Hendry proper.
ties, has been graded and put in excel
lent order.
The country Is fun Of machine experts
looking alter the new harvesters, and
prttinR them in running order. There
has been an excellent business in the sale
Of harvesters this season.
Mel. Bliedexpects his immense stock
OF fall goods to arrive soon. Thereaders
Of the HERALD will be noti6ed Of their
arrival-watch Tor his announcement Il
win be Of interest to ron.
The school house u undergoing its
annual cleaning and repairs. The foun-
dation wall has been pointed no, much
to the Improvement ofappearanees. The
weather vane Is still as uptruthiu l -
ever.
John ]. Thcis made business trip to
st. Cloud one day last week. anu upon
his return Immediately shipped 5000
cigars down there to fill orders. St.
Cloud dealers know good thing when
they seeit.
A man named Curtiss, while cutting a
bee tree, near Birch Lake, recently, !ell
| from a scafold, and probably dislocated
his back, as his lower limbs are paral.
ized He was taken TO Long Prairie for
| treatment.
| Ed Buck is hard at work on his new
| house, corner Third and Elm-St. He
has the foundation about complete and
| will push the building to as early COM
pletion as possible. He will build a
pretty house.
The midsummer number of the Gen.
fury is just received. and it certainly is
magnificent specimen OF the capa-
bilities OF current literat ure 1t is not
only rich in literary matter, but its ty'
biography is perfect. Greene & Co. has