The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-06-06
Mems Tennis shoes at the Boston Shoe

$1.OO will buy pair Of Ladies Oxford
TIE at the Boston Shoe Store.
Remember the Swedish sextette and
famous lady violinist June 18th.
large stock of Pingree & Smith Shoes
always on hand at the Boston Shoe
Store.
ia. Pendergast and wife have taken
rooms at the residence OF Joseph Capser
for the summer.
! Does your bicycle run hard? II so, it
! It must be dirty. How Bros. & Co.
clean and repair bicycles.
| The Swedish Sextette will sing in
English as we'll as their native langua &c
at opera house June 18th.
Before the flies get into your no
go to the Jas. ingram Lumber Co. and
get screen doors and windows.
There is a noticeable fatality among
soft maple trees this spring, due 20 the
dry season of 1894. The same is true of
evergreens.
Engineer Chas. Dram, who has be-
running on the Wilmar freight has been
given passenger run on the Willmar
and Sioux Falls branch.
The ladies of the Eastern Star lodge
gave another of it's series of delightful
social dancing parties on Friday even
ing last. 1t was perfect succ ess.
S. w. Co1nelly LETT for Park Rapids on
Tuesday, driving thro ugh with his wife.
He expects to go into the Itasca Park
with Superintendent A. A. Whitney.
Miss Tustina Leavitt, who has been
teaching at LIE Seuer, Mimi, spent a
few hours in Sank Centre Wednesday.
She was on her way home to Long
Prairie.
The three brands OF cigars which have
made and are maintaining the high rep
utation of John ]. Their, the cigar ma NJ
ufacturer, are the Dona Alfonza, Estrella
and Excellenzium.
The sociable at T. ]. Murphy's last
Tuesday evening was a decided success.
The ladies' OF the Irish Catholic church
served bountiful supper to about $50
people, the net proceeds amounting to
$33.75.
Miss Louise White6eld is the happy
owner of a beautiful gold watch. a
! graduating present from her brot her
Harry. Miss Lora cinnamon rejoices
in similar gitr from her father.
Wiltred Parcher met with quite sew ere
accident on Monday morning. The pole
of buggy, which was propped up nea r
| ly perpendicular fell, the neck-yoke stro p
near the end of the tongue striking him
fairly on the head, knocking him down
and cutting an ugly cash in the top of
his head
Last week the HERALD inadvertent ~
announced that the Swedish, instead OF
the Surteman Sextett would be in our
city June IL. The Sutteman Sextett is
accompanied by Miss Ollie Tor bett, a
gifted young violinist, and Mr.. Rudofs on
Scarfo, pianist. This combination of
eminent artists will appear IN our city
June IL.
A. A. Whitney, the superintendent of
Itasca Park, went to Sc. Paul las week
to confer with the authorities ha wing
charge Of the park, tor instructions as to
methods of procedure. He will leaye ON
Tuesday of this week. in company with
Tams Bixby, the Governors private &C.
rotary for the park, when the plans for
new house, and its exact location, will
be determined.
John ]. Theis has removed his cigar
factory to herooms Immediately adjoin-
ing the HERALD Office, on the second
fool of the Smith block. The rooms
now occupied are admirably adapted to
the business. Mr.. Theis is enjoying an
excellent business, and he is certainly
entitled to it. for there are no better CT
CARS In market OF their class, than the
popular Donna A'fonza and the EsteIla
Ladies White Kid slippers at the Bos.
ton Shoe Store.
One of oar enterprising young bust
ness men, E. B. Simonton, has leased
the lot between Bunnell's and lac obi's,
and begun the erection ola builiing into
which he expects to move his stock of
Jewellery about July l.. He will have a
nine foot plate glass front and three
feet of plate glass on each side, making
beautiful show window. Luther Dim
ond has the contract for the building.
Frost has done little of any damage
in this vicinity. The wheat ~. nol
touched. Corn and potatoes were not
sufficiently damaged to feel any i'll effects.
And whiS oats have been nipped little
at the top, thev will not be perceptibly
injured. In a few .ased fax has been
som> what injured. but the damage as a
whole has been more than Offset by the
vigor added to most of the crops nv
reason OF the checking OF the too rapid
nrowth.
Over two thousand pounds Of the
Eureka Caramels have been made and
shipped by L. Nd. Bunnell during the
past week. This is an astonishing rec.
ord when the fact is considered that they
have been upon the market only about