The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-07-18

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Only one third of an inch of rain fell
on Sunday.
Gentlemen's Bicycle Shoes at the Bos-
ton Shoe Store.
How Bros. & Co. carry acomplete line
| of haying tools.
Albert Dahlem has the roof timbers
on his new brick block
Machine oil, machine oil, machine oil
| at How Brothers & Co.
Misses Tan Button Shoes only $1.25
at the Boston Shoe Store.
A so cent pipe Tor % cents at Bun
nell's. A large new assortment.
Take your lawn mowers to How
Bros. & Co. and have them. sharpened.
| There is no better cigar i'll market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John ]
| Theis.
Big bargains in ladies fine shoes in
hand turn and Plain Toe at the Boston
Shoe Store.
For canning purposes you can buy 10
pound boxes of black cherriesof L. S.
Bishops for S5 cents.
Special cash sale OF Childs' Junior
suits at great reduction at the Boston
Clothing Department.
Street Commissioner Warren is grad
ing Pleasant Ave. in Robbins and
Mendenhall's addition.
v half-mile of water main has been
laid this season 100 feet to the factory
| and 1900 feet over the river.
Mrs. Fuller of Minneapolis. who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. w. S. Dean,
returned home on Friday last.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new residence of S. Pendergast. The
| first floor timbers have been laid.
II you want a cigar that will stand
every test-smoke the bona Alfonza, a
strictly high grade. handmade cigar.
How Bros. and Co. make speciality
ii cleaning and repairing bicycles. Take
your wheel to them and have it fixed up
in good shape.
Ladies wearing size 21a shoes can find
some extraordinary bargains in fine
hand turn and Plain Toe Shoes at the
Boston Shoe Store.
Henry Keller came down from Moore
head on Wednesday. He says that the
crops in the Red River Valley are simply
enormous. He left again the same
night for the south.
Pure spices are the cheapest, as they
| are, of course, the best. L. S. Bishop
guarantees his ground spices. Not only
are they pure, but are select.
Childs' Junior suits are being sold at
the Boston Clothing Department at
less than it costs the manufacturer to
make them. Call and see them.
The Great Northern bridge crew has
been in the.vicinity of the city during the
past week looking after the bridges and
culyerts on the line of the road.
The extenive repairs on the Sank
Centre House are completed, and Land
lord Scrivener is very naturally well
pleased with the improyments.
Hyou want the best canned goods in
market-and you do-get the Monarch
brand. 1t embraces everything in the
way o! fruits, vegetables and fish,. s.
Bishop, the cash grocer keeps complete
line.
II you want your boy dressed we'll for
small amount of money call at the
Boston Clothing Department and see
some OF the bargains they are giving in
their special cash sale OF their Junior
suits.
John Campbell Of Ashley cut large
field of wheat with a moving macnine,
for hay. His neiehbors are of the opin-
ion that he was hasty in his action. He
has, however, plenty of good grain yet
standing.
A team was brought into the Sank
Centre House stables nearly two weeks
ago by a stranger who has meyer called
for them, nor is anything known of him
or the team. Something wrong.
L. s. Bishop will give special prices to
farmers purchasing their harvest supplies
Of groceries, from him. He keeps the
best in all lines, and a full assortm emit.
He will make it an object to you.
Capt. Coe has put water into his
place, as has also Messers. Lamb, Buck
and Pendergast. The North side main
is all laid, but no hydrant has been put
in-those sent not being acceped.
S. M. Taylor left head OF cabbage at
the HERALD Office on July 4th., which
was as hard and solid as old cheese. It
shows the capabilities OF our soil for the
rapid development of veget ables.
The circus will arrive here on Sunday
morning over the Little Pals & Dakota
railroad from the west. On Saturday
it will exhibit at Glenwood, on Monday
in this city, and on Tuesday at St. Cloud.
There will be no morning service at the
Episcopal church on Sunday next. Mr..
Hamilton will celebrate the holy CON-
munion in the morning at st. Johns, in
Ashley. Usual evening service at z p. m.