The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-01-03

A fine tablet given with each pair o.
school shoes at the Boston Shoe Store
Don't buy inferior plated table ware
when you can get the best at E. B
Simonton's.
The county commissioners will meet
next week, upon which occasion Com
missioner smith will be introduced to
official lite.
Books, stationary, toys, tablets, wall
paper, shades, crockery, glasswa re
lamps. and a thousand other things at
Greene & Co.'S.
Mel. Billed is selling IS, 35 and so cent
cashmeres in all shades for only Is, %
and 35 cents per yard respectively. This
is rare bargain.
Parlor Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Hand
Lamps-all STYLES, sizes and kinds con-
stantly in stock and very, verv cheap,
Greene & Co.'S.
Your attention is especially called to
my line of upholstered couches fnishe d
in leather, spanish corduroy and Wild :
en- rug at Scherfhus'.
A ten cent social will be given at the
home of G. W. Salmond next Monday
evening, January Z. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
". Clam of Clarissa, is in charge of
the business management of the Star
hotel. He is a cousin OF the new pro-
prietor, John Ingersoll.
E. B. Simonton. the jewler has, some
beautiful tea sets. You should see the m
They are quadruple plated goods, gu ar
antoed to be the bes- made.
Rev J. A Wood has removed to the
new parsonage property of his church
the w. w. Woods house, and is getting
settled as rapidly as possible.
Charles Fish spent a portion of the
past week at home. leaving on Wednes.
day for the North. He has re-engage d
with the Deere company for the yea +
1895.
Will the persons who are DESTROYS of
paying their subscriptions to the HER
AID in wood. kindly make the delivery
as soon as possible. If not all, yet in
part.
Fidelity Lodge No. 100, Knights of
Pythias will install their officers for the
ensuing year next Monday evening. All
Knights are requested to be In attend
ance.
At the Baptist church next Sunday A.
M, Pastor NJ. B. Critchett's subject will
be 1.-The Church of the Future" Eve
ming subject Looking Backward and
Forward"
J. A. Douglas has become associated
with David Mcintyre, in the meat mar
ket. The new firm is Mcintyre & Doug
las, and they will carry complete stock
of meats of all kinds.
Rev. H. H. Hart of the board of cor
rection and charities, in an address made
at St. Cloud, gave that city great
scoring tor its failure to provide suit
able lookup for it's prisoners.
S. w. Warner. at Lake Shore House,
sells "Our Native Herbs" If you are
suffering with rheumatism, kidney dis
ease, dyspepsia. or any irregulairty OF
the system. Buy box of Our Native
Herbs.
L. S. Bishop calls attention to his an
nouncement printed in the advertising
columns Of the HFRALD. Oar readers
will do we'll to watch his advertisements
from week to week. He will interest
you.
China goods, fancy chinaware, such as
ladies cups and saucers. moustache cups
frnit plates. cake plates. china dinner
sets. tea sets and many others. Cal
and examine this elegant display. VIM
Scherfhus.
All persons desirous of entering tn,
class in vocal music conducted by Prot
Stoel, may eater at any time, during the
next ten weeks, and the professor viii
give them private lessons which will ad
vance them very soon to the reg uaal
class work
F. w. Parish gave pleasant recita
at the Methodist church on FRIDAY eve
ming. He IS an elocutionist of rare mer
it, shows cultivation and study, and the
! entertainment given by him was thor
oughly enjoyable.
Miss Maria SANFORD of the State
University was in the city during tn.
past week, the guest of Mrs. T. ]. Blu
| chanan. She was endeavoring to en-
list interest in a course of lectures to b,
delivered in this city.
Prof Henry Johnson. one of tn
brightest of Sank Centres bright
and loyal sons, who is principa
of the public school at Rushford, ha
been in the city during the past week, re
| turning today. His wife, who accom-
panied him, will remain here for two O
three weeks.
At meeting of the city council On
Friday. by tie vote, Mike Schwartz
was denied license, but the following
day a reconsideration was had and i
was granted. A license was denied
Joseph Miller, as he had been fined dur
ing the past year for selling liquor to {
confirmed drunkard. 1t is proba bl,
however, that some one else will operat,
| saloon in the Miller building:
o. b. DeLaurier, principal of the Hec
tor public school, came down from tina
place last Saturday. He will remai,
about two weeks. Oh! by.the-way
Otis comes among his many friend
here with a 6ne-haired crop of "whis
kers," which made him unrecognizable
to many. Such remarks as 1.-The coun
tenance looks familiar but can't plac,
the whiskers," were quite frequently ex.